More homeowners on the way as construction progresses on Ilupeju Gardens Phase 2

Following the successful delivery of Phase 1, the developers of Ilupeju Gardens have commenced construction of Phase 2 of the estate, offering fresh opportunity for more home buyers and investors.

The estate being developed by Design Union Limited in partnership with the Lagos State Property Development Corporation (LSPDC), is progressing steadily, targeting the second quarter of 2027 for completion.

Located at 13–20 Esther Osiyemi Street, Ilupeju, the Phase 2 sits alongside the first phase, both sharing core infrastructure and facilities. The estate offers a calm residential setting within Ilupeju, providing a practical alternative for families and professionals who want to live within the city while enjoying a more relaxed environment.

With the steady[MC1] progress on site and institutional oversight from LSPDC, Phase 2 presents a carefully managed residential development for buyers seeking a secure and well-serviced home within its location.

The developers assure that thoughtfully planned housing options are underway, adding that the carcasses of several buildings are nearing completion. The development comprises 17 residential blocks, designed across three categories to meet different housing needs.

These are Type A, which comprises 4-bedroom maisonettes on the 1st–4th floors with 1-bedroom penthouses on selected top floors. Type B consists of 1- and 2-bedroom apartments, while Type C has 3-bedroom apartments.

The mix of unit types provides options for individuals, young couples, and larger families. Prices reflect the size and layout of each unit, allowing buyers to select according to their budget and long-term plans.

The project boasts a good title and structured ownership. This is one of its key strengths. It carries a letter of allocation directly issued by LSDPC, ensuring clarity of ownership and documentation — an important consideration for homebuyers and investors alike.

Prospective residents are to enjoy top-notch infrastructure and services. Both phases share established infrastructure, with additional recreational facilities being introduced at Phase 2. These include a community hall with retail shops. Others are a swimming pool, a children’s playground, gym and spa

Each residential block is equipped with an elevator, and facility management, including elevator maintenance to be handled by the Residents Association in collaboration with professional facility managers.

The estate features paved streets, covered drainage systems for efficient rainwater management, perimeter fencing, and controlled entry and exit gates. Street lighting is supported by CCTV surveillance for added security.

Power supply is provided via a dedicated public line (Band A), with 500KVA and 250KVA generators available as backup. A water treatment plant supplies potable water to residents, and fire safety systems are installed in compliance with regulations.

Each unit comes with designated parking spaces. For instance, 4-bedroom maisonettes have two parking spaces; 2- and 3-bedroom apartments have one parking space, while 1-bedroom apartments have one parking space. There is an additional parking space for visitors, along with staff quarters.

Another major high point of the estate is its construction quality. While Phase 2 adopts a pile foundation system, Phase 1 used raft foundations. Finishing components are consistent across the phases and include long-span aluminium roofing, POP suspended ceilings, reinforced security doors, panel and aluminium-framed windows, and tiled floors. The construction focuses on structural stability, even flooring, and clean finishing.