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6+ Bedroom Block of Flats in Iba, Ojo, Lagos

There are 1 houses for sale and rent in Iba 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.

Modern 5 Flat of 1 Unit of 3 Bedroom, 3 Unit of 2 Bedroom and a Miniflat — Iba, Ojo, Lagos
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₦115,000,000

Block of flats for sale

Modern 5 Flat of 1 Unit of 3 Bedroom, 3 Unit of 2 Bedroom and a Miniflat

Modern block of 5 flats consists of ️1 unit of 3 Bedroom flat ️3 units of 2 bedroom flats and 1 unit of mini flat In a Cool and Serene Environment all rooms ensuite P.o.p with personal prepaid meter for each unit Location: Iba New Site, Ojo Lagos. Title survey plan, receipt and registered deed Price #115Million

Iba, Ojo, Lagos
10 beds
Balogun Owolabi&co

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Area Guide

About Iba, Ojo

Iba is a Local government area located in Lagos state, Nigeria. It shares boundaries with the following: to the north by ther side of Obadore Bridge (including Iba village), to the south by Okokomaiko community on the other side Badagry express road from Iyana Iba up to boundary of Oto Awori Local Government, to the east by Iba road from Obadore Bridge to junction of Iba-Lasu road on Badagry expressway and to the west by Ketu Bridge on Badagry expressway up to boundary with Ogun State.

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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 6 bedroom block of flats in Iba, Ojo, Lagos. 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".