self contain for Rent in Ikoyi-Obalende

self contain in the Ikoyi-Obalende corridor ranges from ₦200,000 to ₦27,000,000 annually. Prices sit between Ikoyi's premium and Obalende's budget; this corridor offers Island living at mid-range costs. Service charges vary; some buildings have formal charges, many don't. Electricity runs on prepaid meters. Generator backup depends on specific building. The location gives you proximity to both areas' advantages. Furnished units cost ₦560,000 to ₦1,400,000 more annually when available. The corridor's mixed pricing means you can find options at different budget levels. Use ExpertListing's map to understand exact property locations.

Safety in the Ikoyi-Obalende corridor varies by specific location. Streets closer to Ikoyi are quieter and generally safer at night. Streets closer to Obalende are busier with more people and activity but also more opportunistic crime risk. The corridor's transition character means you need to know exactly where your property sits. Better buildings with security have lower risk. Personal security sense matters; lock doors, know neighbors, avoid walking alone very late in less organized streets. Transport availability at night is decent; danfos and kekes run late. Women living alone should prioritize properties in the Ikoyi-leaning sections. Visit at different times before committing.

Furnished self contain exists in the Ikoyi-Obalende corridor with moderate availability. Furnished costs ₦560,000 to ₦1,400,000 more annually than unfurnished options. Quality varies; properties in Ikoyi-side tend to have better furnished quality. Unfurnished is more common; most residents are long-term. If you need immediate move-in, furnished makes sense. Corporate short-term renters sometimes find options here. Filter ExpertListing by furnishing status; availability depends on which section of the corridor you're looking at. The mid-tier pricing means furnished costs are more manageable than premium Ikoyi proper.

Amenities in the Ikoyi-Obalende corridor vary by location along the stretch. Ikoyi-side properties have better security, more reliable backup power, and maintained facilities. Obalende-side properties have more basic amenities but excellent transport access. Most buildings have basic security, water supply, and electricity on prepaid meters. Generator backup varies; some newer buildings have it, older ones don't. Internet works throughout. The key amenity advantage is location; transport connections and proximity to Island commercial areas are excellent. Service charges where they exist cover building basics. Verify specific conditions with landlords on ExpertListing.

Every landlord on ExpertListing undergoes verification before listing, and properties display verification badges. Still, take additional protective steps. First, use our map feature to schedule physical viewings and confirm properties match listings. Second, request Certificate of Occupancy or Governor's Consent and verify through official channels. Third, ensure landlord ID matches property ownership documents. Fourth, never pay rent without signed tenancy agreement with clear terms. Fifth, keep all communications on ExpertListing's platform for records. In the corridor's mixed building stock, verification of property condition and ownership is important.

The Ikoyi-Obalende corridor works for mid-level Island workers who want affordable Island address with decent access. With rent from ₦200,000 to ₦27,000,000 annually, it's mid-range for Island living. Transport to VI is 15-25 minutes; to other Island locations it's quick. The corridor sits in a sweet spot; not Ikoyi premium pricing, not as basic as deeper Obalende. Workers who commute within the Island benefit from the location. Choose the Ikoyi-side section if possible; better quality and security. For mid-level workers wanting to live on the Island without premium Ikoyi pricing, this corridor offers practical value.