Mixed-use Land in Lagos
We have a total of 989 Mixed-use Land in Lagos as seen on 27 May 2024. These properties posted on this site are posted by real estate agents in Lagos. Refine your property search in Lagos by price, number of beds and type of property.
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845sqm Fenced & Gated Land With Governor's Consent
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Beside Ologolo & Before Chevron, Igbo Efon, Lekki Lagos
1,400sqm Of Fenced & Gated Land With Governor's Consent
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Adeola Hopewell, Victoria Island Lagos
1,300sqm Fenced And Gated Land In An Estate
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
University View Estate, Opposite Lagos Business School, Sangotedo, Ajah Lagos
3,178.583sqm With Governor's Consent Facing The Expressway
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Lekki Epe Expressway, Bogije, Ibeju Lekki Lagos
C Of O Buy And Build Land
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Marbella Luxury And Smart Estate Along Lekki Expressway Lekki Lagos
Become A Landlord Today With 6 Months Intrest Free Payment
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Lavida Estate Phase 6 Igbogbo Epe Lagos
600 Sqm Of Land With Deed Of Assignment
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Oceanbay Estate, Orchid Road, Chevron Toll Gate, Lekki Lagos
Cof O Fenced Landed Property In Lakeview Parks & Resorts Ketu Epe
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Lake View Park & Resort, Ketu, Epe. Epe Lagos
1,200sqm Cornerpiece Land Viable For Commercial Or Residential Use
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island Lagos
1,173sqm Of Land With Deed Of Conveyance, Fenced & Gated
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Chief Netufe Street, Off Babs Animashaun Street Surulere Lagos
Mixed Use 1,012sqm Land With A Registered Deed Of Assignment
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Oba Akran Just Before Under Bridge, Ikeja Lagos
900sqm Of Land For Sale Within A Developed Neighborhood
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Lekki Epe Expressway Lekki Scheme 2 Ajah Lagos
900sqm With A Demolishable Structure
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Omole Gra Phase 1 Omole Phase 1 Ojodu Lagos
800 Sqm Of Land With Deed Of Assignment
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Off Obafemi Awolowo Way, Oba Akran, Ikeja Lagos
C Of O Buy& Build Land Beside Amen Estate 2 Eleko
MIXED USE LAND FOR SALE
Landview City Estate Sharing Fence Wkth Amen Estate 2 Eleko Ibeju Lekki Lagos
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