Prime Investment: 2 Premium Plots at Olusoji, WCCI, Oluyole, Ibadan
Oluyole, Ibadan
55,000,000
Description
A rare chance to acquire prime land within main Oluyole Estate. Located in the highly sought-after Olusoji/WCCI axis, these two standard plots offer an unmatched combination of security, elite neighborhood status, and immediate readiness for construction. Whether you are looking to build a luxury private residence or a high-yield residential development, this is a premium asset in one of Ibadan’s most established and central neighborhoods.
Heart of Main Oluyole: This is not the outskirts or the extension. This is central Oluyole Estate—highly secured, fully developed, and home to prime residential and commercial infrastructure.
100% Dry Table Land: Solid, high-dry ground that requires no expensive reclamation, piling, or complex drainage preparation. You can begin construction immediately without wasting millions on foundation prep.
Established Elite Neighborhood: Olusoji is fully built up. Your property will sit among modern, high-value homes, guaranteeing instant capital appreciation and protecting your long-term asset value.
Top-Tier Accessibility: Enjoy effortless connection to Ring Road, commercial hubs, elite schools, and major supermarkets while tucked away in a serene, secure pocket of the estate.
Topography: Completely flat, dry, and firm soil structure.
Infrastructure: Excellent access roads, stable electricity grid, and highly active local security patrols.
Flexibility: Available as individual single plots or combined as a 2-plot tract for a larger architectural masterpiece.
Title: Clean registered survey and land agreement.
Because this is main Oluyole, land of this quality is exceptionally scarce. This is strictly a "fastest finger" opportunity for serious buyers ready to close immediately.
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Important Notice
This property currently has partial documentation — typically a survey plan and purchase receipt, without a Certificate of Occupancy or Governor's Consent yet in place. This is common for land not yet fully processed through government title channels, but it carries additional risk. Buyers must engage independent legal counsel to verify ownership and documentation status before making any commitment.