3 Bedrooms for Rent in Addo

For 3 bedroom flats in Addo, expect ₦1,100,000 to ₦60,000,000 per year. Entry-level apartments begin at ₦1,100,000, while properties in better estates with operational infrastructure, security arrangements, and improved road access reach ₦60,000,000. Estate development stage matters significantly. Building quality and amenity provision also affect final pricing.

Lagos property terminology can be confusing, but here's clarity: 'flat' and 'apartment' are synonymous in Nigerian real estate. Both describe independent residential units in buildings with multiple occupants. The terms come from British English influence ('flat') and American English ('apartment'), but locally they're completely interchangeable when you're searching for 3 bedroom flats in Addo.

You'll find both in Addo. Bare units run ₦1,100,000 to ₦60,000,000 annually. Furnished properties with basic appliances, minimal furniture, and essential fixtures cost an extra ₦1,550,000 to ₦4,100,000 more per year; about 20-30% higher than unfurnished. Furnishing is basic in most cases. Filter by furnishing status on ExpertListing.

You'll often find perimeter security, shared generators, water from boreholes, designated parking, and waste disposal in Addo properties. Estate infrastructure is developing with varying road conditions and lighting. Most properties feature prepaid meters and basic utilities. Recreational amenities are minimal. Amenities focus on essential security and utilities suitable for budget living. Infrastructure continues to improve as the area develops. Verify current conditions with the property owner on ExpertListing.

All landlords on ExpertListing are verified before listing, but take these extra steps: Use our map to physically locate and inspect the property. Ask to see the C of O or Governor's Consent and verify it's genuine; this is crucial on Lagos Island where land ownership can be complex. Confirm the landlord's identity matches property documents. Never pay without a signed tenancy agreement, period. Keep all communications on ExpertListing's messaging platform for documentation.

Addo works for young families in specific situations. If you're both in early career stages, genuinely struggling with rent, and at least one of you has serious remote work flexibility, the massive savings let you put money toward building your future instead of enriching landlords. Three-bedroom space for these prices is unheard of in inner Lekki. However, be brutally honest about your work situation. If both of you are doing traditional Island 9-to-5, the 80-120 minute commutes each way mean you'll see your kids maybe 2-3 hours daily on weekdays; that's not sustainable for family bonds. Schools nearby are limited. Shopping, healthcare, services all require traveling. Addo suits young families where one is fully remote or both have adjusted schedules, you're building emergency funds or saving for property purchase, and you accept pioneer lifestyle temporarily. Not for long-term family raising with rigid work schedules.