2 bedroom flats in Abijo go for ₦0 to ₦0 per year. Lower-priced options begin at ₦0, while properties in well-planned estates with functional utilities, security personnel, and maintained roads command ₦0. Estate development level and road access quality significantly impact pricing. Facility standards also affect final rent.

In Nigeria, "flat" and "apartment" mean exactly the same thing. Both terms describe self-contained residential units in a building with shared access. You'll see Lagos property listings use these words interchangeably—searching for "2 bedroom flat" or "2 bedroom apartment" in Abijo yields identical results. What matters more is distinguishing these from houses, duplexes, or self-contain rooms which are structurally different.

Abijo offers both. Unfurnished units cost ₦0 to ₦0 per year. Need it furnished with essential appliances, furniture, and basic fixtures? Expect to pay an additional ₦1,550,000 to ₦4,200,000 more annually—typically 20-30% higher than bare units. Furnishing is generally basic to moderate here. Use ExpertListing's filters to narrow by furnishing status.

Typical Abijo properties include perimeter security, generator backup, borehole water, parking spaces, and waste collection services. Estates feature gated access, internal roads (quality varies), and basic lighting. You'll find prepaid meters and standard plumbing in most units. Some estates offer small recreational areas. Amenities are generally basic, suitable for budget-conscious living. Estate infrastructure continues developing as areas mature. Always verify current estate conditions with property owners on ExpertListing.

All property owners on our platform are pre-screened, and you'll see verification status on listings. But take these extra steps: One, visit the property using our map feature to confirm it exists. Two, ask for the C of O or Governor's Consent and verify its authenticity. Three, make sure the person you're dealing with actually owns the property or is a verified agent. Four, don't pay anything without a proper tenancy agreement in writing. Five, keep all your communication on ExpertListing's messaging so there's a record.

Abijo is still emerging, so infrastructure is developing but not fully mature. Main roads connecting to the Lekki-Epe Expressway are accessible, but some internal estate roads are works in progress. Basic commercial amenities like small supermarkets, pharmacies, and eateries exist, though selection is limited compared to more established areas. Expect ongoing construction and development activity around you. Power supply relies heavily on generators—public power is unreliable. The upside is you're getting significantly lower rent than established areas. The downside is you're trading convenience and mature infrastructure for savings. Always inspect road conditions during rainy season before committing, especially if you drive daily. For people comfortable with developing areas who prioritize low rent, it works. But if you need fully developed surroundings, consider more established neighborhoods.