3 Bedrooms for Rent in Lekki Phase 2

3 bedroom flats in Lekki Phase 2 run from ₦0 to ₦0 per year. You can find solid options starting at ₦0, but brand new properties with estate clubhouses, 24-hour power from independent sources, and modern architecture push up to ₦0. Distance from the expressway affects pricing; estates right off main roads cost more. What the estate provides and furnishing arrangements also play into final rent.

Flat' or 'apartment'; which should you search for in Lekki Phase 2? 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 Phase 2 landlords rent out properties both ways. Empty units go for ₦0 to ₦0 yearly. Want it furnished? Expect to pay an additional ₦2,100,000 to ₦5,300,000 more per year; usually 20-40% higher. Many newer estates here come with built-in kitchen cabinets and wardrobes as standard even in 'unfurnished' units, which is a nice bonus. Fully furnished means appliances, furniture, and sometimes even cutlery and bedding. Check ExpertListing's furnishing filters to find what works for you.

Standard features in Lekki Phase 2 properties include perimeter fencing with security gates, diesel generators, treated water supply, designated parking, and estate cleaning services. Better estates offer swimming pools, fitness centers, tennis courts, and some have 24-hour power from independent power plants instead of relying on PHCN. You'll find modern plumbing and electrical systems in newer builds. Some estates run shuttle services to major bus stops on the expressway, which is helpful for commuting. The level of amenities varies by estate, so always confirm what specific ones offer through ExpertListing.

We verify landlords upfront, but you should also take these steps: First, physically inspect the property using 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.

Phase 2 is excellent for families with kids, maybe even better than Phase 1 for certain families. You get significantly more space for your money; compounds are bigger, rooms are more spacious, and estates feel less cramped. Kids have actual room to play outdoors. Several good schools exist in and around Phase 2, though you might need to travel to Phase 1 for top-tier options like Corona. The quieter environment is better for children compared to Phase 1's busier atmosphere. The trade-off is adding 10-15 minutes to VI commutes compared to Phase 1. But if one parent works from home or you both have flexible schedules, that extra space and peace are worth it. Shopping requires going back towards Phase 1 or Ajah, but that's manageable with car. For families prioritizing space and calm over absolute convenience, Phase 2 delivers.