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Aerial view of Ilubirin on the Lagos Lagoon
Ìlúbìrin

Ikoyi, Lagos
6.46° N 3.40° E

Now selling · 6.46° N 3.40° E

A new waterside district in Ikoyi, Lagos.

Studio, two and three bedroom apartments on the lagoon.

02 — The idea

Ikoyi has been Lagos’s established address for generations. The address is not new. The waterfront is.

A wonderful world of shops and homes, of concerts and dance, of restaurants and cafés, of places to work, learn and play.

5km
Lagoon-edge cycle track
90×90m
Walkable development blocks
50
Berths in the small-craft harbour

03 — Phase 1 · The Premier Collection

Step inside.

The five Phase 1 buildings are still being completed. Inside them, apartments are finished, and every photograph here was taken in one.

In person

The marketing suite, 37 Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi.

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By live video

A walk-through with the sales team, from wherever you are.

04 — Interactive

From the lagoon to your balcony.

Fly over the lagoon, the marina and the arena. Walk Labalaba Street at eye level. Stand in an apartment and step onto its balcony.

Explore Ilubirin
Ilubirin from the lagoon: the promenade, the towers and the marina

Nine stops, dawn to night. Skip out any time and orbit freely.

Explore Ilubirin

05 — Masterplan 2020 · GAPP Architects

Five destinations, one promenade.

  1. 01 · North node

    The Marina

    Overlooking the lagoon and Third Mainland Bridge: a 50-vessel small-craft harbour with water-taxi jetties, a yacht club, a boutique hotel and Marina Square edged by restaurants and shops.

    The north end of Ilubirin from the air, where the small-craft harbour meets the lagoon
  2. 02 · The spine

    Labalaba Street

    The backbone of Ilubirin: a walkable, pedestrian-priority high street with retail at ground level, flowering street trees, shade, seating and a series of small squares along its length.

    Labalaba Street running through the centre of the district, seen from the air
  3. 03 · Lagoon edge

    Marine Drive Promenade

    Running the length of the development: cafés, bars, play and fitness areas, jogging and cycle paths, an amphitheatre with a floating stage and a chain of lagoon parks.

    The promenade along the lagoon edge with the Lagos skyline behind it
  4. 04 · South node

    Arena Square

    Labalaba Street opens onto Arena Square: a 3,000–5,000 capacity multi-functional event venue, a conference hotel and an environmental centre, facing the Wetland Park.

    Arena Square at the south end of the district, with the event venue and conference hotel
  5. 05 · Wetland

    Wetland Park

    Endemic lagoon vegetation and mangroves reintroduced along boardwalks and paths, with an environmental education centre — part of the Lagos State lagoon rehabilitation programme.

    The wetland edge of Ilubirin, mangroves and boardwalks along the water

06 — Life at Ìlúbìrin

The constant theatre of the lagoon.

Shops, restaurants and cafés, a school, a medical centre, sports fields and gardens, cushioned from the metropolis of Lagos by rich landscaping and the water.

The waterfront by the marina: palms, shade canopies and café tables, people walking, yachts moored beyondThe palm-lined entrance boulevard, offices behind a diamond lattice façade on one side and apartments on the other, café tables in the foregroundThe lagoon-edge promenade at Paradise Wharf, a five-a-side pitch and a basketball court beside the water under palms and blossom treesThe sun going down over the lagoon, boats on the waterA pedestrian high street at dusk: blossom trees, lit shopfronts, cyclists and people strolling
  1. 08:00 · The Marina

    Coffee by the water.

    Café tables under the palms on the waterfront, and beyond them the small-craft harbour: 50 berths, water-taxi jetties and a yacht club.

    Explore the Marina
  2. 09:00 · The entrance boulevard

    The office, across the street.

    Offices on one side of a palm-lined boulevard, apartments on the other, and café tables in the shade between them.

  3. 17:30 · Paradise Wharf

    An hour on the courts.

    A five-a-side pitch and a basketball court by the water, on a wharf of boardwalks, boats and an elevated beach.

    Explore Paradise Wharf
  4. 18:45 · The lagoon

    Sundown on the water.

    Boardwalks, the elevated beach and a promenade the length of the district, all on the water’s edge.

  5. 20:00 · Labalaba Street

    Dinner, then a concert.

    Shopfronts stay lit under the blossom trees along the high street, and at its southern end Arena Square holds 3,000 to 5,000 for concerts and events.

    Explore Labalaba Street

Within the district

Read our vision
Health
The Lagos Ambulatory Care Centre: 5,306 m² with a clinic, a laboratory, rehabilitation therapy and an operating theatre.
School
A new community school, for the families who live here.
Hotel
A contemporary hotel with views across the lagoon, for the family and friends who come to stay.

07 — Location

Where Ikoyi meets the lagoon.

Just off the Third Mainland Bridge, between the mainland and the core districts of Lagos: Victoria Island, Isale-Eko and Obalende. By water, routes to Osborne Foreshore and Falomo are planned.

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Straight-line distances

1.6km
Freedom Park Lagos
2.5km
Lagos Yacht Club
3.3km
Ikoyi Golf Club
16.2km
The airport

08 — The Premier Collection

Studio, two and three bedroom homes, each with a view.

  1. Ẹ̀gàWeaver bird
  2. ÁlùkòPurple heron
  3. ÀdàbáDove
  4. Odídẹrẹ́Parrot
  5. ÀkókóWoodpecker

108 apartments · from ₦311,040,000

Find an apartment
The Premier Collection, five buildings along a tree-lined street
The dining and living room of a finished two bedroom apartment

09 — Interiors · Tope Edu Designs

Every surface chosen, down to the taps.

Kitchen
Bespoke Silestone countertop, large format Porcelanosa tiles, integrated kitchen with oven, gas hob and extractor, microwave, washing machine, fridge and freezer.
Living room
Coffered ceiling with linear LED strip lighting, TV joinery and bookshelves in neutral colours with heat-treated oak panelling.
Bathrooms
Large format light grey Porcelanosa tiles, dark walnut vanity with inbuilt basin, lit mirrors, Noken chrome fittings with thermostatic shower mixer.
Climate
Toshiba VRF air-conditioning with dedicated kitchen and bathroom extraction.

10 — Who is behind it

The people behind Ìlúbìrin.

  1. Ilubirin Foreshore Projects LimitedDeveloper
  2. Lagos State GovernmentInvestor Partner
  3. SAOTAArchitects
  4. ECAD ArchitectsArchitects
  5. GAPPUrban Designers
  6. Planning PartnersLandscape Designers
  7. Tope Edu DesignsInterior Designers