If you are looking at investing in Epe and are sceptical about it, no worries, we have you covered as the following attractions are the catalysts responsible for the rapid appreciation of properties in Epe.
Epe Resort and Spa
Epe Resort and Spa is a stylish blend of modern and traditional design, Epe Resort offers 40 rooms consisting of 10 4 room chalets located on the lush hillside of the tropical forest and on the edge of the Recce Lagoon. The resort introduces the cream of Nigerian culture while offering the ultimate in personalized service, fine dining, sociable style and business credibility; guests can find the best expression of hospitality, enjoying excellent service, relaxation, comfort and ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Alaro City
Aralo City is a mixed-use city with plans for over 2,000 hectares in the Recce Free Zone. Located in the northwestern quadrant of the Recce Free Zone, Aralo City is ideally located on the Reckiepe Highway, which is convenient for travelling to other parts of Lagos and Nigeria. The city of Araro is adjacent to the future Lagos International Airport, near the region`s largest deep-sea port and major international companies in Nigeria.
Agricultural Training Institute, Araga, Epe.
The Lagos Agricultural Training Institute is an agricultural training institution in Lagos, Aragapokaepe, funded by the Lagos State Government. They teach a variety of agricultural training such as poultry, vegetables, aqua and pig farming.
Centre for Rural Development’s (CERUD) Complex and Botanical Garden, Igbodu, Epe.
Eko Tourist Beach Resort, Akodo, Ibeju-Lekki.
Eko’s tourist area. Lagos has plenty of beaches, but most are noisy and lack privacy, privacy, and exclusivity. Looking for an alternative to all of that? This is the perfect place to enjoy your getaway in a peaceful and quiet location.
Lagos State University [LASU], Epe Campus.
Lagos State University Epe Campus is located on the Northside of Lekki Lagoon. It houses the Faculty of Engineering and the Lagos State University School of Agriculture. Lagos State University, Epe Campus is an entirely boarding campus and grew out of the lack of an Ojo campus to accommodate the Faculty of Engineering at the time. The military barracks that are now the campus were liberated under the persuasion of the then military governor under Olusegun Obasanjo’s regime. The campus, which also houses the university’s preliminary research and degree programs, is undoubtedly its greatest asset, even larger than its main campus.
Lekki Free Trade Zone Complex.
The Lekki Free Zone project aims to develop, operate and manage a modern free zone in line with international practices by making optimal use of Lagos’ advantages as a major distribution hub in West Africa. The project will further strengthen economic cooperation between Nigeria and China based on the mutual complementarity and compatibility of their resources. It will also optimize Nigeria’s industrial structure and improve the nation’s standard of living.
Pan Atlantic University
The university has its roots in the Lagos Business School (LBS), which was established in 1991. The federal government approved the school as a Pan-African University in 2002, and LBS became its first. The Ajah campus was completed in 2003 and in 2010 work started on the IbejuLekki campus
St Augustine University
Augustine University, also known as AUI, is a private Catholic university located in Ilara, a town under the Epe local government in Lagos State in Southwestern Nigeria. The university was approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria through the National Universities Commission on 25 February 2015, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Other major attractions in Epe
- Murtala Mohammed Botanical Garden, Epe.
- Lekki Rest House: Confinement Home of Nigeria’s first Opposition Leader.
- Recreation Centre, Epe, Marina.
- Relics of Brazilian Architecture and Atlantic Slave Trade, Lekki Town.
- Youth Rehabilitation and Development Centre, Ita-Oko Island, Epe.
- Proposed deep Sea Port. Shoprite Mall, etc.
