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Terraced Bungalows in Ondo

There are 1 houses for sale and rent in Ondo 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.

2 Bedroom Terraced Duplex — Akure, Ondo
2 Video
₦50,000,000

Terraced bungalow for sale

2 Bedroom Terraced Duplex

Akure, Ondo
2 beds 2 baths 2 toilets 2 Parking
Rhill Estate

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Area Guide

About Ondo, Nigeria

Ondo is a state in Nigeria which was created from the former western state on 3rd February, 1976. The state is generally referred to as the sunshine state. Its capital city is Akure. It originally included what is now Ekiti State, which was split off in 1996. Before its creation, the state existed as the Ondo Province of the old Western Region.

Ondo has eighteen (18) Local Government Areas and blessed with a rich ethnic composition largely from the Yoruba subgroups of the Akoko, Akure, Ikale, Ilaje, Ondo, and Owo dwellers. Ijaw minority (such as Apoi and Arogbo) and Ilaje populations inhabit the coastal areas; while a sizable number of the Ondo State people who speak a variant of the Yoruba language similar to Ife dialect reside in Oke-Igbo.

The big government universities in Ondo state are the Federal University of Technology Akure, Akure and the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko.

Property glossary

What is a terraced bungalow?

A terraced bungalow is a single-storey house in a row of joined houses, sharing walls with the neighbours on both sides except at the ends. Terraced bungalows are less common than terraced duplexes but appear in some estates and older government housing schemes, and they are usually the cheapest bungalows in an area.

Read more in our glossary Last checked 19 October 2026
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There are 1 available terraced bungalows in Ondo. You can view and filter the list of property by price, furnishing and recency.

A terraced bungalow is a single-storey house in a row of joined houses, sharing walls with the neighbours on both sides except at the ends. Terraced bungalows are less common than terraced duplexes but appear in some estates and older government housing schemes, and they are usually the cheapest bungalows in an area.