Rent in Ikoyi

Ikoyi is old Lagos money. Where VI is brash and commercial, Ikoyi is understated and residential. Tree-lined streets, colonial-era houses alongside modern towers, and a pace of life that feels slower than the rest of Lagos. The area houses the Lagos Polo Club, Ikoyi Club 1938, and some of the city's most established social institutions. Rents of ₦15M–₦25M are justified by the residential tranquility, mature infrastructure, and Band A power supply. Ikoyi attracts families with older children, senior executives who've "made it," and the diplomatic community. It's not where you go for nightlife or trendy restaurants — it's where you go when you want Lagos to feel calm.