Direct corporate clients who are ready to pay move in immediately
luxury 4 bedroom apartment + bq+ gym + swimming pool+ tennis court + squash + lounge + kids play area + elevator etc in ikoyi
rent: n55m per annum
service charge deposit: n15m
exclusive of power
agency, legal & caution fees applicable
call prince ademola osinuga international now to pay & move in immediately
08124269...
Happy to let
fully serviced 5units of 4bedroom terrace duplex with a room bq with swimming pool, gym, 24 hours power, 24 hours security
location: gra ikeja
rent: 15m per annum
service charge n2,820,000 per annum inclusive of diesel,
(inspection in the morni...
Decent and spacious 4 bedroom duplex with personal compound for privacy, in a nice and beautiful environment at ogudu gra with clean water, stable light and more...
To let
newly built and spacious 4 bedroom terrace duplex plus b.q
(4 units duplexes available)
location: within an estate in adeniyi jones avenue, ikeja.
facilities includes
1. spacious rooms en-suit
2. jacuzzi in master bedroom
3. 3 living room
4. fitted kitchen
5. oven
6. gas cooker
7. washing machine
8. refrigerator
9. microwave oven
10. extractor
11. water heater in all rooms
12. security camera
13. fire alarm system
14. generator room.
rent: n20m per wing 1 year or more acceptable.
contact: highbrow realty
08164941...
To let
4 bedroom semi detached duplex, 1bedroom bq, security house
rent - 8,500,000
agency, legal, caution all 10% each of the annual rent
note: other options are available with different price range and locat...
Lagos is a port and the most populous city in Nigeria. It is the second fastest-growing city in Africa and the seventh in the world. The population of Lagos according to the Lagos State Government, was 17.5 million. These figures are however disputed by the Nigerian Government and judged unreliable by the National Population Commission of Nigeria. The latest reports estimate the population at 21 million, making Lagos the largest city in Africa.
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