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4 Bedroom Detached Bungalows in Ogudu, Lagos

There are 3 houses for sale and rent in Ogudu as of 10 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.

4 Bedroom Detached Home with BQ — Orioke, Ogudu, Lagos
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₦20,000,000

Detached bungalow for sale

4 Bedroom Detached Home with BQ

Nice 4 Bedroom Detached Home with Bq 20m Ogudu Orioke

Orioke, Ogudu, Lagos
4 beds 4 baths 5 toilets
Starriest Global Properties
4 Bedroom Furnished Detached Bungalow — GRA, Ogudu, Lagos
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10
₦480,000,000

Detached bungalow for sale

4 Bedroom Furnished Detached Bungalow

For sale Furnished Newly Built 4 Bedroom Home with Bq 480m Ogudu GRA

GRA, Ogudu, Lagos
4 beds 4 baths 5 toilets
Starriest Global Properties
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Bungalow in a Serene Neighborhood on a Full Plot of Land — Ogudu, Lagos
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5
₦180,000,000

Detached bungalow for sale

Bungalow in a Serene Neighborhood on a Full Plot of Land

Demolishable bungalow sitting on a full plot of land in a good residential location _Location_, Ogudu, Lagos _Price_: ₦180m net _Title_: Registered Conveyance _Agency_: 5% _Features_: - Full Plot of Land - Good Residential Location - Demolishable Structure - Prime Area - Great for Redevelopment

Ogudu, Lagos
4 beds 3 toilets
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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 19 October 2026
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There are 3 available 4 bedroom detached bungalows in Ogudu, Lagos. 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.