Houses & Land for Sale in Lagos, Abuja & Ibadan — Verified Listings | GidiStay

Browse verified properties for sale across Nigeria. GidiStay listings include houses, apartments, duplexes, terrace homes, and land in Lagos, Abuja, and Ibadan. All sellers are NIN-verified and every listing is checked by a GidiStay field representative.

Currently showing 80 verified for sale listings across Nigeria. All landlords are NIN-verified. Payments are held in escrow until move-in.

Price Guide by Area (2025)

Current sale price ranges for verified listings on GidiStay:

AreaListingsPrice RangeAverage
Ikeja13₦270,000,000 – ₦8,500,000,000₦1,113,846,154
Chevron7₦200,000,000 – ₦500,000,000₦348,571,429
Maryland4₦260,000,000 – ₦850,000,000₦527,500,000
Ajah4₦100,000,000 – ₦390,000,000₦242,500,000
Sangotedo3₦75,000,000 – ₦380,000,000₦180,000,000
Omole Phase 13₦600,000,000 – ₦850,000,000₦766,666,667
Surulere3₦135,000,000 – ₦500,000,000₦298,333,333
Ogba3₦250,000,000 – ₦270,000,000₦256,666,667
Osapa London3₦350,000,000 – ₦2,320,800,000₦1,023,600,000
Abuja3₦270,000,000 – ₦370,000,000₦330,000,000
Badagry Lagos2₦40,000,000 – ₦90,000,000₦65,000,000
Porthacourt2₦100,000,000 – ₦550,000,000₦325,000,000

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Duplex (42) · Apartment (18) · House (7) · Land (7) · Commercial (4) · Bungalow (2)

Available For Sale (80 listings)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to buy a house in Lagos Nigeria in 2025?

House prices in Lagos range enormously: terrace houses in Lekki Phase 1 can sell for ₦80–₦200 million, while 4-bedroom detached houses in Ikoyi or Victoria Island can exceed ₦500 million. On GidiStay, listed properties currently range from ₦3,000,000 to ₦380,000,000,000. More affordable options exist in areas like Ikorodu, Badagry, and outer Ogun State from ₦10–₦30 million.

What documents do I need to buy a property in Nigeria?

To buy property in Nigeria you need: (1) a valid government-issued ID (NIN slip, international passport, or driver's licence); (2) proof of funds or mortgage approval letter; (3) after purchase, the seller must provide key title documents — ideally a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) or Governor's Consent. Always use a licensed solicitor to verify title documents before paying. GidiStay agents can guide you through the process.

Is it safe to buy property in Nigeria online? How do I avoid land scams?

Land and property scams are very common in Nigeria. To protect yourself: (1) never pay for a property without physically inspecting it; (2) always verify the title document — confirm the C of O, Deed of Assignment, or Survey Plan is genuine with the Lagos State Land Registry or relevant state authority; (3) hire a licensed solicitor to do due diligence; (4) use GidiStay — all listings are verified by NIN-checked agents and field representatives.

What is the difference between a C of O and Governor's Consent when buying property in Nigeria?

A Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) is the highest form of land title in Nigeria, issued directly by the state governor for a 99-year lease. Governor's Consent is required every time a property with a C of O is subsequently sold — it is the state's approval of the new owner. Governor's Consent is generally as secure as a C of O. Avoid properties with only receipts, excision documents, or "Omo Onile" arrangements without formal title documentation.