3 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.

Flat' or 'apartment'; which should you search for in Abijo? Either one works because they mean the same thing here. Both refer to self-contained living spaces within larger residential buildings. The terminology doesn't affect what you'll find. Focus instead on differentiating flats/apartments from houses (standalone buildings), duplexes (two-floor units), or self-contain rooms (single rooms with facilities).

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 ₦1,650,000 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 have 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.

Young families considering Abijo need honest expectations. The rent is amazingly low; you get 3-bedroom space for prices that wouldn't even get you 1-bedroom in Phase 1. That financial breathing room matters when you're raising kids and building careers. However, infrastructure is still developing; some roads are rough, street lighting is inconsistent, and amenities are limited. The commute to VI is punishing (80-120+ minutes during rush hour); you'll barely see your kids if both parents do that daily. Schools nearby are limited; quality options require traveling to Ajah or inner Lekki. Healthcare is basic. Shopping requires trips to better-developed areas. Abijo works for young families where one parent works remotely full-time, you have severe budget constraints, or both work in Lekki Free Zone nearby. Not realistic for dual-career couples with traditional Island jobs; the logistics and time lost to commuting undermine family life.