A 2 Bedrooms flat in Megamound Estate runs ₦0 to ₦0 per year. Entry-level apartments start at ₦0, while newly completed units with contemporary finishes, estate amenities, and better locations within the development reach ₦0. Construction completion stage affects pricing. Unit specifications and estate infrastructure development also impact final rent.

Here's something to clear up: in Nigerian property listings, "flat" and "apartment" aren't different things. They're two words for the same accommodation style; self-contained residential units in buildings with other tenants. Whether you search "2 bedroom flat Megamound Estate" or "2 bedroom apartment Megamound Estate", you'll find the same properties. The terms are completely interchangeable here.

Megamound Estate offers both. Empty units cost ₦0 to ₦0 per year. Furnished properties with new appliances, furniture, and modern fixtures run an extra ₦1,700,000 to ₦4,400,000 more annually; usually 25-35% higher than unfurnished. New properties often include built-in kitchen cabinets as standard. Filter by furnishing status on ExpertListing.

Properties in Megamound Estate typically include estate perimeter security, generator provisions, water infrastructure, designated parking, and developing road networks. Newer sections feature modern plumbing, electrical systems, and estate planning. Recreational amenities are being developed as the estate matures. Most properties have prepaid meters and contemporary fixtures. Amenities focus on essential security and utilities with planned future improvements. Verify current estate completion status with the property owner on ExpertListing.

ExpertListing verifies all landlords upfront; you'll see their verification status. For additional protection: Book a viewing using our map feature. Ask to see the Certificate of Occupancy or Governor's Consent and confirm authenticity. Ensure the person renting to you owns the property or is an authorized agent. Don't transfer rent without a proper signed tenancy agreement. Document all communications through ExpertListing's messaging system for your records.

The main risks are incomplete infrastructure and ongoing development activity. Some internal roads might be unpaved, street lighting may not work everywhere yet, and amenities promised might still be under construction. Construction noise and dust are realities of emerging estates. Commercial facilities nearby will be limited; you'll travel for major shopping. Developer reputation matters hugely; research whether they complete projects or abandon them halfway. Water and power infrastructure might not be fully optimized yet. The upside is you're getting brand-new properties at prices established estates can't match. If you're comfortable with construction inconveniences, can drive to access amenities elsewhere, and verify the developer has solid track record, the risk-reward can work. Just don't expect turnkey convenience; you're betting on future completion.