Property For Sale in 2nd Avenue Estate Lagos

We have a total of 10 Property For Sale in 2nd Avenue Estate Lagos as seen on 19 Mar 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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5 bedroom Duplex For Sale 2nd Avenue Ikoyi Lagos

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Super Luxury 5 Bedroom Fully Detached Duplex In A Gated Estate

5 BEDROOM DUPLEX FOR SALE

2nd Avenue Ikoyi Lagos

CWRE Lagos
Updated Today

1,200,000,000

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4 bedroom Flat & Apartment For Sale 2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

23

Luxury 3 Pent Floor Flat With Bq, Pool And Gym In An Estate

4 BEDROOM FLAT & APARTMENT FOR SALE

2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

Maxville Investment Inc
Updated 12 Nov 2023, Added 21 Jul 2022

550,000,000

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3 bedroom Block Of Flats For Sale 2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

16

Luxury And Tastefully Finished 3 Bedroom Flat With Bq Located In An Estate

3 BEDROOM BLOCK OF FLATS FOR SALE

2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

Maxville Investment Inc
Updated 12 Nov 2023, Added 21 Jul 2022

300,000,000

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4 bedroom Terrace For Sale 2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

23

Luxury And Tastefully Finished 4 Bedroom Townhouse With Bq In An Estate

4 BEDROOM TERRACE FOR SALE

2nd Avenue Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

Maxville Investment Inc
Updated 12 Nov 2023, Added 21 Jul 2022

510,000,000

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Land For Sale Abacha Estate Ikoyi Lagos

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Approximately 2,000sqm With A Redevelopable Structure In 2nd Avenue Estate, ( Abacha Estate) Ikoyi

LAND FOR SALE

Abacha Estate Ikoyi Ikoyi Lagos

Domina Realtors
Updated 20 Aug 2023, Added 05 Nov 2022

600,000/sqm

3 bedroom Block Of Flats For Sale Abacha Estate, 2nd Avenue Ikoyi Lagos

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Luxury 4 Units Of 3 Bedroom Flat

3 BEDROOM BLOCK OF FLATS FOR SALE

Abacha Estate, 2nd Avenue Ikoyi Ikoyi Lagos

MapleOak Realty
Updated 02 Aug 2023, Added 02 Mar 2023

800,000,000

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5 bedroom Duplex For Sale In A Gated Estate (2nd Avenue) Ikoyi Ikoyi Lagos

8

Super Luxury 5 Bedroom Fully Detached Duplex

5 BEDROOM DUPLEX FOR SALE

In A Gated Estate (2nd Avenue) Ikoyi Ikoyi Ikoyi Lagos

Olfad Homes Limited
Updated 28 Mar 2023, Added 02 Feb 2023

1,200,000,000

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Land For Sale J Zone, 2nd Avenue, Banana Island Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos. Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

5

Fenced & Gated 1,000sqm Land With Lagos State C Of O

LAND FOR SALE

J Zone, 2nd Avenue, Banana Island Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos. Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

Tos Property Services
Added 25 Jan 2023

1,400,000/sqm

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Block Of Flats For Sale Off 2nd Avenue, Banana Island Residential Zone, Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

2

Solid Terraced Block Of Luxury 25units Of Flats In A Mini Estate In The Loveliest And Best Location In Lagos, Nigeria. (nice Investment)

BLOCK OF FLATS FOR SALE

Off 2nd Avenue, Banana Island Residential Zone, Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

CLASSY LIGHTCITY LTD (REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS, AGENTS AND PROPERTY MANAGERS)
Added 18 Sep 2022

9,000,000,000

House For Sale Off 2nd Avenue Banana Island Residential Zone Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

1

Mini Estate

HOUSE FOR SALE

Off 2nd Avenue Banana Island Residential Zone Banana Island Ikoyi Lagos

Ekene
Added 07 Sep 2022

9,000,000,000

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Avg. price: N90M

What is the average price of Property For Sale In Lagos?

The average price of Property For Sale In Lagos is ₦89,995,875.

What is the price of the most expensive Property For Sale In Lagos?

The price of the most expensive Property For Sale In Lagos is ₦1,000,000,000.

What is the price of the cheapest Property For Sale In Lagos?

The price of the cheapest Property For Sale In Lagos is ₦500,000.

How many Property For Sale In Lagos are available ?

There are 10 available Property For Sale In Lagos.
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Lagos - Exploring the Dynamic Heart of Nigeria

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