Office Space in Building A & B, 724 Umaru Dikko St

Offices - Serviced

from ₦229,900 per person / mth 3-10 ppl

Coworking Desks - Dedicated

from ₦196,900 per person / mth

Office - Virtual

₦9,500 /mth

More sizes and configurations can be purchased from this workspace.

8 reasons to choose this workspace

Fast move in
Fixed cost
Flexible term
Furnished
Private Workspace
Shared Internet
Open-plan offices
Shared Office Space

Serviced Offices

Office with services, fully furnished and ready to move in

Desks

Desks in a shared workspace, also known as a coworking space

Dedicated desk

from₦196,900 /mth

Virtual Offices

Physical business address with mailing, reception, and ad-hoc meeting rooms

Virtual office

from₦9,500 /mth

Office sizes are based on approximately 50-75 sqft / 5-7 sqm per person as an industry average unless supplied by the operator. All office prices are subject to requirements but include rent and service charges. Desks and virtual offices are priced per person, per month.

The workspace and its facilities

The construction team is currently building this location, adding another site to the 4000+ network that enables professionals worldwide to work closer to where business needs to happen. Specific details about this location will be shared soon, but every workspace is designed with professionalism and productivity in mind. From ergonomic furniture to ambient lighting and essential on-site facilities—including shared amenities such as kitchens and breakout areas—each workspace caters to a variety of workstyles. Options range from dropping into a business lounge or coworking area to booking an office for the day or a meeting room by the hour. Long-term solutions are also available, including ready-to-use offices, fully customizable offices, and dedicated coworking desks. Every location can additionally serve as a postal address for businesses through a Virtual Office setup.

Meeting rooms

The location

Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, is surrounded by rolling hills, rocky outcrops, and lush greenery, offering a striking contrast between modern development and natural landscapes. The city is well-planned with wide roads and organized districts, while the surrounding areas feature smaller towns, villages, and scenic views such as Zuma Rock and the Aso Hills. Transportation is supported by major highways linking Abuja to other Nigerian cities, along with a growing public transit system including buses, taxis, and ride-hailing services. Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport serves as the main air travel hub, providing both domestic and international connections.

Idu Railway Station9.3 Km

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