The average price of flats for sale in Ikosi, Ketu, Lagos is ₦85,000,000. The prices vary by location, size and features and range from ₦40,000,000 to ₦300,000,000. There are 5 available flats for sale in Ikosi, Ketu, Lagos, Nigeria. The flats have been listed by estate agents who can be contacted using the contact information provided for each flat / apartment listing. The list can be filtered by price, furnishing and recency.
Aderibigbe Street, Off Taike Street,, Ikosi, Ketu, Lagos
*for sale: 3-bedroom ensuite apartment at no. 8, aderibigbe street, off taike street, ikosi-ketu, lagos.*
gated & secure location
fully furnished kitchen
dstv & ac cables installed in all rooms
uniform security guard for the compound
title: c of o & governor's consent
price: ₦85m (asking)
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This is a newly built tastefully finished 5 units 3 bedroom apartments all en-suite with fully fitted kitchen, ac cables and dstv installed in all rooms and a gatehouse for uniform security personnel, secured in a serene and gated neighborhood at ikosi-ketu, lagos.
title : certificate of occupa...
Solid block of 6 nos 3 bedroom flat at elegbeleye street, ikosi ketu, lagos.
enough parking spaces and in serene environment.
land size: 505.02sqm
price: ₦300m (non)
title: c-of-o,
note: it's tenanted. but you can insp...
For sale
executive standard 3bedroom flat
location: ketu ikosi
features:
- all rooms ensuite
- spacious compound
- fitted kitchen
- stamped concrete floor
- heat extractor
- oven
- pop ceiling
- water heater
- dining area
- gated with designated car park
- double balcony
price : 85million naira net
instalment payments are accepted
document: governor's consent and registered sur...
The average price of flats for sale in Ikosi, Ketu, Lagos is ₦85,000,000. The prices vary by location, size and features and range from ₦40,000,000 to ₦300,000,000.
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About Ikosi, Ketu, Lagos
Ikosi is a town located in Kosofe local government area, Lagos state, Nigeria. The headquarters of Kosofe is situated in the town of Ikosi. The indigenes of Ikosi are of the Awori clan (a sub-division of the Yoruba ethnic group). This clan is regarded as remarkably hospitable and very peaceful. The people of this town were traditionally farmers. Ikosi is home to the largest fruit and vegetable market in Lagos, which was created in 1979.