2 Bedrooms for Rent in Lekki Gardens

A 2 Bedrooms flat in Lekki Gardens runs ₦0 to ₦0 per year. Standard units begin at ₦0, while better-located properties within well-developed phases with improved utilities and maintained common areas can cost ₦0. Which phase you're in matters—earlier phases like 1, 2, and 4 tend to have better infrastructure. Unit condition and infrastructure quality also impact final rent.

"Flat" or "apartment"—which should you search for in Lekki Gardens? Either one works because they mean the same thing here. Both refer to self-contained living spaces within larger residential buildings. The terminology doesn't affect what you'll find. Focus instead on differentiating flats/apartments from houses (standalone buildings), duplexes (two-floor units), or self-contain rooms (single rooms with facilities).

Lekki Gardens properties come both ways. Unfurnished units cost ₦0 to ₦0 annually. Furnished options with appliances, furniture, and basic fittings will cost you an extra ₦800,000 to ₦3,600,000 MORE per year—usually 20-35% higher. Many units have built-in kitchen cabinets as standard even when listed as unfurnished, which is a nice bonus. Filter your search by furnishing status on ExpertListing.

You'll find perimeter fencing with security gates, estate roads, street lighting, water reticulation, waste disposal services, and parking spaces throughout Lekki Gardens. Most phases have central generators or transformer supply. Some phases feature playgrounds, mini-markets, and communal facilities. The estate maintains consistent standards across phases though quality varies somewhat. Amenities focus on essential community infrastructure and security rather than luxury features. Always check what specific phases offer with property owners on ExpertListing.

We verify landlords upfront, but you should also take these steps: First, physically inspect the property—use our map to find it. Second, request the Certificate of Occupancy or Governor's Consent and check it's legit (you can verify with the Land Registry). Third, ensure the landlord's identity matches who owns the property. Fourth, never pay rent without a signed tenancy agreement—no agreement, no money. Fifth, use ExpertListing's messaging feature to keep records of all agreements and promises.

Phases 1, 2, and 4 are generally best for families because they're more established. You get better infrastructure, more developed surroundings, and they've had time to build proper community structures. These phases have more families already living there, so there's a built-in community for kids. They're also closer to commercial areas and schools outside the estate. Newer phases might have more modern buildings, but they can feel isolated with less developed infrastructure around them. For families with kids, that established community feel and nearby schools matter more than having the newest construction. Visit multiple phases to compare before deciding.