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Block of Flats for Sale in Odeda, Ogun

There are 1 houses for sale in Odeda as of 23 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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4 Units of Room & Parlour, 3 Bedroom Flat and 3 Shops — Obantoko, Odeda, Ogun
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₦40,000,000

Block of flats for sale

4 Units of Room & Parlour, 3 Bedroom Flat and 3 Shops

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Obantoko, Odeda, Ogun
Crown Property Global Consultant

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About Odeda, Ogun

Odeda is a Local Government Area in Ogun state, Nigeria. It has its headquarters in the town of Odeda, situated along Abeokuta- Ibadan Road, which is about 10 kilomitres from Abeokuta (the State Capital). The Local Government is bounded by Ibarapa and Iddo Local Government of Oyo State in the north and east, while Obafemi/Owode Local Government in the south and west respectively. The major rivers in the area are Asag and Otere streams. The people are predominantly Egbas and they speak Egba dialect. However, their main language is Yoruba while a few non-Yoruba are Fulani, Hausa, Igedes of Benue State and Ito.

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What is a block of flats?

A block of flats is a building divided into several separate flats, each with its own entrance from a shared stair or corridor. In Nigeria whole blocks are often sold as an investment for rental income, described by the number and size of flats, such as "block of 6 flats" or "4 units of 3 bedroom".

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There are 1 available block of flats for sale in Odeda, Ogun. You can view and filter the list of property by price, furnishing and recency.

A block of flats is a building divided into several separate flats, each with its own entrance from a shared stair or corridor. In Nigeria whole blocks are often sold as an investment for rental income, described by the number and size of flats, such as "block of 6 flats" or "4 units of 3 bedroom".