The Lekki axis of Lagos state, Nigeria, has developed into a real estate hotbed with multi-billion Naira estates popping up daily.

If you are looking for a property to buy in Lagos Nigeria, and you have deep pockets, you should consider Lekki.

This video highlights some of the best known estates in the Lekki axis in recent times. They include Friend's Colony, Northern Foreshore, Crown Estate, Lekki Garden Homes, Chevy View Estate and Goshen Beach Estate.


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1. Friends Colony Estate: Situated at Agungi, Lekki, Friends Colony Estate enjoys uninterrupted power supply and a calm, secured environment.

2. Chevy View Estate: Chevy view estate is located along chevron drive, off the 7th roundabout (chevron roundabout) of the Lekki – Epe expressway, and directly opposite the head office of Chevron Nigeria Limited. The estate isn’t exclusively residential as there are a number of businesses located within it, ranging from schools and hotels to offices for various companies. Non residents can enter the estate freely, although there are sometimes searches on cars entering and leaving the estate.

3. Lekki Garden Homes: Lekki Garden Homes is located along Lekki – Epe expressway, after Ajah roundabout, and a short distance after Abraham Adesanya roundabout. They are an estimated 2 hour drive (during rush hours) to/from Victoria island. Entry into this estate is restricted to residents alone, and non residents have to call their host before being allowed entry. It also has a central management authority that handles the cleaning and maintenance of the environment, waste management, and ensures the uninterrupted availability of potable water and electricity.

4. Northern Foreshore Estate: Northern Forshore Estate is exclusive, secure with uninterrupted power supply.

5. Crown Estate: Crown Estate is fully secured, serene with world-class apartments.

6. Goshen Beach Estate: Goshen Beach Estate boasts of maximum security and an enviable view of the Atlantic.

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