There are 3 commercial property for rent in Enugu as of 26 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.
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Available Showroom along Enugu/Port Harcourt Express Way, facing the Express Road on the second floor
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Available Shop in a Plaza at Ogui Road close to Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium with enough packing spaces
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Rent 3.5m Lawyer: 350k Caution: 350k Management: 350k Agency: 5%
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Enugu state is a southeastern state in Nigeria with its capital city as Enugu. It was formed in 1991 from Anambra State. Less formally, it is also known as the Wawa state, because the people in this area respond with wa (used as an emphasising ânoâ) rather than mba used in other parts of Igboland. It is also popularly known as 042.
Enugu is bound by Kogi and Benue to the north, Ebonyi to the east, Abia and Imo to the south and Anambra to the west, covering an area of around 8,730 km2
Enugu state has a population of about 3 million and home to the Igbo speaking people, widely noted for their industry, entrepreneurship, resourcefulness, travelling and most importantly hospitality (it is custom to greet people very warmly first, asking about their family and health, before starting any business).
The major cities in this state are Enugu, Awgu, Agbani, Udi, Oji-River and Nsukka.
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.
There are 3 available shops for rent in Enugu. 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.
