5-Bedroom Finished Detached Duplex in Katampe Extension
Photos
23 photos · the completed house, photographed September 2026
Property Description & Features
A fully finished standalone 5-bedroom mansion with its own private compound in Katampe Extension, Abuja - not an estate unit. Asking price ₦1,300,000,000. It has a home office, parking for five or more cars, a smart home system, a smart gate, a fully fitted kitchen with a Bosch microwave, a built-in oven and a double-door fridge, solar-powered water heaters, a metered electricity connection, a security house, CCTV and a fibre network. The doors are bespoke, made for the house from Swiss Krono Metalwood Choco boards with a modern magnetic lock system. The master's closet has a TV shelf/island with storage units and a recessed ceiling light that gives the illusion of an open roof (Swiss Krono Ambassador Walnut boards); the madam's wardrobe is a full-length storage wall for clothing, bags and jewellery (Swiss Krono Olive and Sandstone boards). The house is borehole-powered, with the borehole inside the compound. It has its own water tank and also shares a tank connection with the neighbouring compound; as the owner you are free to add your own additional tank(s) at any time, and there are no estate rules on what you build or improve. Owned directly by MR DGN Developers, so a buyer who comes to us directly pays no agency fee on top of the asking price. Request an inspection appointment to see the home and its documents. Agents: the agent who brings the buyer earns the full 5% from us.
Key Features
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How this house was built
MR DGN Construction built this house. These are our own photographs from the build and the finishing work, taken before the house was completed - they show it part-way through, not as it stands today. The photographs at the top of the page show the completed house.