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*6 bedroom semidetached with 3bedroom bq
*amenities on both sides:*
- central water treatment plant
- excellent drainage system
- ample parking space
- wardrobes
- fitted kitchen with and storage.
- all en-suite rooms
- 3 living rooms
- guest room
- 3 bedroom bq
- security house at the back
*title:* federal c of o and governors consent
*land size:*.800 square metres.
*location:* prime area in festac town
*price:* n180m asking pr...
An uncompleted 2 units of 2 bedroom flats for sale in an estate at abule ado, amuwo odofin lagos.
price: 35m
title: registered survey and family receipt
good for mixed use. commercial and residential or warehousi...
*for sale*
super executive 6bedroom duplex with 2units of 2bedroom flat and 1unit of room&parlor with large compound space that can take upto 10car park space in a serene, secured and gated estate in amuwo odofin
*location* :amuwo gra
*title* :cofo
kindly call/whatsapp emperor-07032493391 for more details and inspect...
4 bedroom duplex with 2 nos of flats attached at the bq, stratagically located, suitable for living an commercial purpose, walkable distance to satalite dep...
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