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6+ Bedroom Detached Bungalows in Guzape District, Abuja

There are 1 houses for sale and rent in Guzape District as of 15 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.

7 Bedroom Mansion with Guest Chalet and BQ — Off Nasir El Rufai Crescent, Guzape District, Abuja
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₦65,000,000 /yr

Detached bungalow for rent

7 Bedroom Mansion with Guest Chalet and BQ

7 Bed mansion Guzape 65m/ annum Direct payment to management The premium finished 7 bedroom mansion with Basement a guest chalet and BQ available for rent at Guzape: Features: - 7 spacious Rooms - 4 massive sitting Rooms - a waiting room area - Fitted with AC - Gym Room - Study Room - 2 kitchen with fittings - swimming Pool - laundry Room - Spacious Stand Alone compound - Tarred Road Access Services: water supply available. Details: Rent 65 mii Service Charge: TBD Caution Fee: TBD Agency Fee & Legal Fee: 20%

Off Nasir El Rufai Crescent, Guzape District, Abuja
7 beds 7 baths 8 toilets 10 Parking
HND Ent. Limited

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About Guzape District, Abuja

Guzape is a district located in Abuja, Nigeria. It is situated in the Abuja phase one, but it has not been fully developed like other districts in phase 1. This is likely due to the hilly nature of the area. Guzape is near Asokoro and Garki 2 districts.

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What is a detached bungalow?

A detached bungalow is a single-storey house that stands on its own plot and shares no walls with any neighbour. It is the most common family house in many Nigerian towns and suburbs, and is often built first with a view to adding an upper floor later.

Read more in our glossary Last checked 13 October 2026
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There are 1 available 6 bedroom detached bungalows in Guzape District, Abuja. You can view and filter the list of property by price, furnishing and recency.

A detached bungalow is a single-storey house that stands on its own plot and shares no walls with any neighbour. It is the most common family house in many Nigerian towns and suburbs, and is often built first with a view to adding an upper floor later.