Nigeria Property Centre
67SQMT Partitioned 3 Rooms Spxce — Off Salvation Road, Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos
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₦7,000,000 /yr

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67SQMT Partitioned 3 Rooms Spxce

Features: . 1 toilet . 1 bathroom . 1 kitchennet Ideal for: . spa . salon . fashion house . clinic . studio . mini office . pharmacy . storage Agency fee: 10% Legal fee: 10% Caution deposit::5%

Off Salvation Road, Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos
1 bath 1 toilet
F.O.T & Co
90SQM Service Showroom/Office — Allen, Ikeja, Lagos
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₦19,000,000 /yr

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90SQM Service Showroom/Office

Nice Showroom space suitable for office or shop uses directly on Allen Opebi road

Allen, Ikeja, Lagos
2 baths 2 toilets 2 Parking 90 sqm
Leadpillar Properties
90SQMT Open Plan Shop — Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos
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₦22,500,000 /yr

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90SQMT Open Plan Shop

Ideal for: . showroom . office Agency fee: 10% Legal fee: 10% Caution deposit:

Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos
1 toilet
F.O.T & Co

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About Ikeja, Lagos

Ikeja is part of what is known as Lagos Mainland. As well as been the State Capital, Ikeja is also a Local Government Headquarter. Official census figure put the population of Ikeja at about 4.5 million people which is keenly contested by the Lagos State Government. However, A United Nation's 2011 data suggests Ikeja is plausibly home to 11.2 million people. Ikeja is one of the most densely populated parts of Lagos State.

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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 3 available serviced shops in Ikeja, 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.