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Key details

Type
Farmland
Period
per annum
Property Use
Mixed
Square meters
4,000 sqm

1 Acre Land with 4 Fish Ponds for Lease in Apata, Ibadan Highlights

  • Prime Farmland Location — This property is situated in Apata Omi-Adio, a region known for its agricultural potential. Such locations often benefit from proximity to local markets and transportation routes for produce.
  • Ample Acreage — The land offers approximately one acre (4000 square meters) of space. This provides significant room for various agricultural activities, including crop cultivation and livestock rearing.
  • Integrated Fish Ponds — The presence of four established fish ponds is a key feature for aquaculture. These ponds are designed for breeding and raising fish, offering a ready-made setup for fish farming operations.
  • Versatile Property Use — Designated for mixed property use, this farmland can accommodate a variety of agricultural ventures. It allows for integration of different farming techniques and potentially related businesses.
  • Annual Lease Agreement — The land is available for rent on an annual basis. This provides a structured leasing period suitable for seasonal farming cycles and long-term agricultural planning.
  • Water Resource Availability — The fish ponds themselves indicate a significant water source on the property. This suggests potential for irrigation and other water-dependent agricultural needs.

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This item2 Plots Farmland for Lease in Mowe, Ogun StateHalf Plot of Land for Rent in Alagbado
TypeFarmlandFarmlandMixed-use Land
Periodper annumper annumper month
Property UseMixedCommercialMixed
Square meters4,000 sqm1,000 sqm300 sqm
Price₦ 1,000,000₦ 1,000,000₦ 800,000

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