Flats for Rent in Nigeria

Flats are the most common rental property type in Nigeria's major cities. In Lagos, self-contained units and 1-bedroom flats are the most affordable entry point, typically renting for ₦300,000–₦800,000 per year in mainland areas like Surulere, Gbagada, and Yaba. 2-bedroom flats range from ₦600,000–₦3m depending on location — Island addresses such as Lekki, Victoria Island, and Ikoyi command a significant premium over the Mainland.

In Abuja, flats are widely available in Wuse, Garki, Gwarinpa, and Kubwa. 1-bedroom apartments in mid-tier districts typically cost ₦500,000–₦1.5m per year, while 2-bedroom units in sought-after areas like Jabi and Wuse 2 range from ₦1m–₦3m or more.

When renting a flat in Nigeria, confirm whether service charge, water, and waste-disposal fees are included in the advertised rent. Review the tenancy agreement carefully before making any payment, and verify that the landlord or letting agent is authorised to let the property. All listings on Cabans are screened to help you rent with confidence.