mini flat on Banana Island runs ₦0 to ₦0 yearly. This is the highest tier of Lagos living. Service charges are substantial on top of rent; covering the island's premium infrastructure and maintenance. If you're asking about budget; Banana Island isn't the place for budget conversations.

Everything. Banana Island mini flat comes with infrastructure you won't find elsewhere in Lagos; uninterrupted power; treated water; manicured environment; and security that actually works. Regular Ikoyi has its charm but Banana Island operates on a different level entirely. The buildings are newer; better maintained; and designed to international standards. You're paying a premium but you're getting an experience that's genuinely hard to match anywhere in Nigeria.

Furnished mini flat on Banana Island costs ₦0 to ₦0 more per year. At this level; furnishing quality is high end; we're talking imported fixtures; premium appliances; and designer touches. Most properties here are either fully furnished to international standards or completely empty for owners to customize. Nothing in between.

Banana Island amenities are what the rest of Lagos dreams about. 24/7 power supply that doesn't fail; treated water; state-of-the-art fitness centers; swimming pools; concierge services; private security; underground parking; and elevators that work. Some buildings have spa facilities and private beach access. The roads are smooth; the environment is landscaped; and waste management is organized. This is what happens when infrastructure is properly funded and maintained.

ExpertListing verifies all listed properties including Banana Island's premium units. At this price level; due diligence should be thorough. Verify the property title through your lawyer. Confirm the landlord or property management company's credentials. Inspect the unit personally. Review the tenancy agreement with legal counsel before signing. The stakes are high so protect yourself accordingly.

Honestly? If you're new money and want to flex; Banana Island is the ultimate Lagos flex. But think carefully. Your neighbors are billionaires; CEOs; and old money families who've been here for years. The lifestyle expectations are high; cars; clubs; social circles. If your income can comfortably handle the rent plus the lifestyle without stress; go for it. If the rent alone will stretch you; this isn't the move yet. Build more wealth first. Banana Island is for people where the rent is a small percentage of their income; not the majority of it. No shame in living in Ikoyi or VI and visiting Banana Island for now.