How those who fashioned out Isimi Lagos want to sell their contribution to wellness and luxury living is for a visitor to envision a place where life slows down and then the earth does the rest of the work. Ultimately, a tribute to a vital piece of real estate drawing in those who can afford the exceptionally good life in Africa’s largest city.

Just six features make this nature-based vicinity a visitor’s delight, which is worth ₦375K per square metre in 2025, with the rates expected to go further up in under two years.

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In there is a strip mall on a main road, the polo turf for residents that can whisper softness and agility to a horse at the same time they are handling a club. Added to these, there is a marina to go alongside other amenities like a farm shop, tech valley, and helipad for landing choppers. Now, how did these all come to life on the nutrition side?

The food on your table comes straight from the soil, fresh and unspoiled. The air is crisp, the pace is unhurried, and there’s space to just be. No stress, no distractions, just you and a way of life that makes sense.

So what other element projects Isimi Lagos? When guests oblige the establishment’s call for their real estate money, what will they find heading to the Epe community where it is based?

Imagine a sanctuary where life slows down and nature provides everything needed for a wholesome, fulfilling existence – Isimi Lagos epitomises this vision.

Designed as an antidote to the hectic pace of modern living, here is where residents and visitors get a profound connection to nature while delivering the finest hospitality.

From fresh, unspoiled food grown on-site to the crisp, invigorating air that fills every corner, this community is a celebration of the earth’s bounty. Life here is intentionally unhurried, allowing space for reflection, relaxation, and genuine human connection. The design philosophy leans into minimalism—less clutter, more clarity of mind.

The plan for planting 50,000 trees is central to the ethos of Isimi Lagos. This initiative goes beyond aesthetics, aiming to create a thriving ecosystem that supports biodiversity, absorbs carbon dioxide, and provides shade and tranquility. These trees will form the lungs of the community, reinforcing its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.

What 6 main features provide

Isimi Lagos caters to those who appreciate the finer things in life without compromising on environmental responsibility. It is a haven for individuals who seek both exclusivity and mindfulness. Key features of this nature-focused development include the perks listed after this line.

Strip Mall. Located along a main road, the strip mall offers a curated shopping experience. Residents can explore boutique stores or enjoy local delicacies, all in a serene setting.

Polo Turf. For equestrian enthusiasts, the polo turf is a space where elegance meets adventure. It’s designed for residents who possess the skill and finesse to connect with horses while mastering the art of polo.

Marina. The marina adds a touch of coastal charm, perfect for leisurely afternoons by the water or for docking one’s private vessel.

Farm Shop. Here, farm-to-table takes on a literal meaning. Residents can purchase organic produce, fresh dairy, and artisanal goods straight from the community’s farm.

Tech Valley. Bridging tradition and modernity, the tech valley provides a hub for innovation, ensuring that residents remain connected to the advancements of the digital age.

Helipad. Convenience is king for the elite. A helipad ensures seamless connectivity to Lagos’ bustling city center or international travel hubs.

Building a legacy in Epe

The vision is not limited to catering to residents alone. Isimi Lagos is a destination—a retreat that calls to visitors from all over the world. Its offerings provide a glimpse into what life can be when nature is given its due importance and human existence aligns with the rhythms of the earth over 300 hectares (3,000,000 square meters), making it a significant addition to the region.

Named “Isimi,” meaning “peace of mind” in Yoruba, this eco-community reflects the vision of creating a serene and sustainable world.

The project’s commitment to planting 50,000 trees is more than an environmental initiative; it’s a legacy for generations to come. These trees will serve as a reminder of what is possible when urban development embraces sustainability. They will cool the air, enrich the soil, and create a vibrant habitat for wildlife, all while enhancing the aesthetic beauty of the area.

By integrating features like solar-powered homes, organic farming, and eco-friendly transportation, here sets a new standard for sustainable living in Nigeria.

The focus on wellness, with amenities like yoga studios, meditation spaces, and nature trails, ensures that residents and visitors can enjoy events like the inaugural festival held there in 2024 as the year is coming to a close.

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Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the Governor of Lagos State, was one of the dignitaries who attended. He was also joined at the occasion by the 51^st Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi (the Ọjájá II) CFR, who is a serial real estate investor.

All came together to support an unprecedented getaway for unburdening Lagosians from their daily stress triggers.

Ayodele Johnson

Ayodelé is a Lagos-based journalist and the Content and Editorial Coordinator at Meiza. All around the megacity, I am steering diverse lifestyle magazine audiences with ingenious hacks and insights that spur fast, informed decisions in their busy lives.