There are 1 houses for sale and rent in Abeokuta South as of 8 Nov 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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Block of flats for sale
The property is well built with ample parking space. It's consist of 2 nos 3 bedrooms flats finished with floor tiles, built-in wardrobe.,
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Abeokuta South is Local Government Area (LGA) in Ogun state, Nigeria. It has its headquarters at Ake Abeokuta. Abeokuta South Local Government is usually referred to as the Premier Local Government, owing to the historic eminence of that geographical entity as the traditional seat of the Local or Native Authority in Egba since 1898 as well as the seat of the Government of Ogun State that came into existence in 1976. This area was created in September, 1991, during General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida's Adminstration.
The religions practiced here are Christianity, Islam and Traditional religions. People of Abeokuta south experience three festival annually, they are: Egungun, Igunuko, Oro. The LGA of Abeokuta South is divided into 15 wards for the purpose of electing councillors into the local government council. These wards are Ake 1, Ake 2, Ake III(Adatan/Lantoro) , Emere, Ijemo, Itoko, Ijaiye/Idi-Aba, Erunibe/Ijoko/Ilogbo/Oke-Ejigbo, Oke Ijeun, Ago Ijesha/Ijeun-Titun/Ago-Egun, Sodeke/Isale Ijeun I, Sodeke/Isale Ijeun II, Oke-Yeye/Imo/Isabo, Igbore/Itori/Ago-Oba, and Ibara.
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".
There are 1 available 3 bedroom block of flats in Abeokuta South, 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".
