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Shops in Dopemu, Agege, Lagos

There are 1 commercial property for sale and rent in Dopemu as of 27 Oct 2026. Every listing is posted by an estate agent or developer you can contact directly — filter by price, type, furnishing and recency to find the right home.

150 Square Meters Display Shop — Dopemu, Agege, Lagos
2
₦6,000,000 /yr

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150 Square Meters Display Shop

Prime Commercial Space Available -- Strategic Location in Dopemu, Alimosho! Looking for the perfect spot to elevate your business? This expansive 150sqm lock-up shop is now available for lease in a high-traffic area, perfectly positioned facing a bustling road right by the Dopemu bridge. - Prime Visibility: Excellent frontage near the Dopemu bus stop, ensuring maximum foot traffic and brand exposure - Versatile Usage: Ideally suited for a pharmacy, supermarket, showroom, office space, light manufacturing, or secure storage - Ready-to-Use Facilities: Includes dedicated parking space for clients and staff, plus reliable clean borehole water supply - Strategic Location: Nestled in the heart of the vibrant Alimosho business hub, providing easy accessibility for logistics and customer reach Rent: ₦6,000,000 per annum. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to secure a premium location for your venture. Contact us today to schedule a viewing!

Dopemu, Agege, Lagos
2 toilets 6 Parking
Eromosele J. and Partners

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What is a shop?

A shop is a small commercial unit for retail, usually in a plaza or on a busy road. "Lock-up shop" is a common Nigerian listing term for a small shop with a front shutter that is locked up at night. Shops let to traders count as business premises under Lagos tenancy law.

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There are 1 available shops in Dopemu, Agege, Lagos. You can view and filter the list of property by price, furnishing and recency.

A shop is a small commercial unit for retail, usually in a plaza or on a busy road. "Lock-up shop" is a common Nigerian listing term for a small shop with a front shutter that is locked up at night. Shops let to traders count as business premises under Lagos tenancy law.