Prince and Princess Estate Gudu is the Gudu District branch of Prince and Princess Estate Abuja. It sits in the Duboyi area of Gudu, 15 to 20 minutes from Abuja's Central Business District. Properties here include 3-bedroom bungalows on plots of up to 760 sqm, fully detached duplexes, and a serviced development of semi-detached homes on 5.8 hectares along Gudu Road.
For related reading, see Prince and Princess Estate Abuja: Housing Types, Districts, Prices, and Amenities in Kaura Games Village.
What Is Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu is the residential branch of Prince and Princess Estate located in Duboyi, Gudu District, Abuja's Federal Capital Territory.
Its full address is: Prince and Princess Estate, Duboyi, Gudu, Abuja, FCT. The estate is also commonly referenced as Prince and Princess Estate Gaduwa, as it borders the Gaduwa district directly to its southwest.
Gudu is a Phase 2 district of Abuja, also known as Apo-Gudu. It occupies a strategic location just outside Abuja's city centre and has both residential and an extensive commercial character. Prince and Princess Estate sits within this corridor, making it one of the more centrally accessible branches of the estate.
Where Is Prince and Princess Estate Gudu Located?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu is in Duboyi, Gudu District, Abuja, approximately 15 to 20 minutes from the Central Business District. Source: Google Maps route reference.
Gudu is bordered by 4 districts: Garki to the north, Durumi to the northwest, Gaduwa to the south, and Apo Dutse to the east. This positions Prince and Princess Estate Gudu at the intersection of 3 of Abuja's most active Phase 2 zones.
6 key points of access and proximity for the estate:
- Abuja Central Business District: 15 to 20 minutes by road
- Apo Legislative Quarters: directly adjacent to Gudu District
- Gudu Market: within the district, with electrical parts and food sections
- Grand Towers shopping complex: within Gudu District
- Gaduwa Shopping Plaza and Prince Ebeano Supermarket: within 5 minutes
- Kelina Hospital and Tolbert Specialist Hospital: within Gaduwa, under 10 minutes
How Does Prince and Princess Estate Gudu Differ from the Kaura Branch?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu offers larger plot sizes, lower property density, and a quieter residential character than the Kaura (Games Village) branch.
The table below compares the 2 branches:
| Feature | Gudu (Duboyi) Branch | Kaura (Games Village) Branch |
|---|---|---|
| Plot sizes | Up to 760 sqm | 489 sqm typical |
| Property density | Low; spacious compounds | Higher; mixed uses |
| Primary property type | Bungalows and detached duplexes | Duplexes, flats, apartments |
| Shortlet activity | Limited; serviced duplexes | High; apartments and duplexes |
| Commercial units | None reported | Yes; shops and offices |
| Proximity to CBD | 15 to 20 minutes | Further south; Airport Road axis |
The Gudu branch is suited to buyers and renters seeking more outdoor space, privacy, and a family-oriented environment. The Kaura branch serves a broader market including shortlet operators, diplomats, and commercial tenants.
What Properties Are Available in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu offers 4 main property types.
These are:
- 3-bedroom detached bungalows on 760 sqm plots
- 4-bedroom fully detached bungalows (all rooms en-suite)
- 6-bedroom fully detached duplexes
- Semi-detached houses in a 54-unit serviced development on 5.8 hectares
The 3-bedroom bungalow is the signature property of the Gudu branch. It sits on a 760 sqm plot and includes a main house with quality finishes, a 1-bedroom self-contained boys' quarters, 2 additional single-room BQ units, a gazebo and garden, a dedicated security house, and parking space for up to 8 cars. Source: PrivateProperty listing for Prince and Princess Estate, Kaura.
A separate 54-unit serviced estate of newly built semi-detached houses on 5.8 hectares is located along Gudu Road, Duboyi, adjacent to the main Prince and Princess Estate boundary. Source: PrivateProperty Prince and Princess Estate listing.
What Are the Property Prices in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
Property sale prices in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu range from ₦38 million for a 4-bedroom bungalow to ₦280 million for a 3-bedroom bungalow on a 760 sqm plot. Source: PrivateProperty Prince and Princess Estate listing.
| Property Type | Plot Size | Sale Price (₦) |
|---|---|---|
| 4-bedroom fully detached bungalow (all en-suite) | Not specified | ₦38 million |
| 3-bedroom bungalow with 3 BQ units and gazebo | 760 sqm | ₦280 million |
| 54-unit semi-detached estate (full development) | 5.8 hectares | ₦5.5 billion |
Properties in nearby Gaduwa Estate offer additional price context. The average house sale price in Gaduwa Estate is ₦250 million, with the cheapest at ₦125 million and the most expensive at ₦490 million. A fully automated 4-bedroom smart duplex with a private 1-bedroom guest chalet near Gaduwa Estate and Prince and Princess Estate is listed at ₦490 million.
What Are the Rental Prices in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
Annual rental prices in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu start at ₦8 million per annum for a newly built 3-bedroom bungalow.
A newly built 3-bedroom bungalow in Prince and Princess Estate Gudu District rents for ₦8 million per annum. Additional charges include a caution deposit of ₦500,000. In nearby Gaduwa estates, a 4-bedroom semi-detached duplex with BQ rents for ₦15 million per annum, with a ₦1 million refundable caution deposit and an estate service charge payable separately.
| Property Type | Annual Rent (₦) |
|---|---|
| 3-bedroom bungalow (Gudu District) | ₦8 million |
| 4-bedroom semi-detached duplex (Gaduwa) | ₦15 million |
What Are the Shortlet Rates in Prince and Princess Estate Gaduwa?
Shortlet rates in Prince and Princess Estate Gaduwa start at ₦200,000 per night for a fully furnished 6-bedroom serviced duplex.
A 6-bedroom fully furnished and serviced duplex at Prince and Princess Estate, Gaduwa offers 24-hour power supply, a large smart TV, unlimited internet, Netflix, and a fully equipped kitchen. The rate is ₦200,000 per night, with longer stays attracting discounts.
What Amenities Does Prince and Princess Estate Gudu Offer?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu provides 7 on-site and nearby amenity categories.
These are:
- Gated security with a dedicated security house per property
- Borehole and uninterrupted water supply
- Spacious compounds with gardens and gazebos on select properties
- Parking for up to 8 cars on larger plots
- Tarred internal estate roads
- Proximity to Gudu Market for daily shopping
- Access to Grand Towers and Gaduwa Shopping Plaza for retail and dining
Gudu is close to embassies, educational institutions, hospitals, and shopping complexes.
What Schools Are Near Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
4 schools serve the Gudu and Gaduwa corridor near Prince and Princess Estate. Source: PrivateProperty Prince and Princess Estate listing.
These are:
- GAAT International School (Gaduwa)
- Benford International School (Gaduwa)
- Cherryfield College (Gaduwa)
- Regent Primary School (Gaduwa)
What Hospitals Are Near Prince and Princess Estate Gudu?
3 hospitals are within 10 minutes of Prince and Princess Estate Gudu. Source: Google Maps route reference.
These are:
- Kelina Hospital: A private hospital in Gaduwa offering specialized treatments and emergency care
- Tolbert Specialist Hospital: Located at No. 17 Democracy Crescent, Gaduwa Estate
- Gaduwa Health Centre: A public facility providing basic medical services
What Estates Are Near Prince and Princess Estate in Gaduwa?
Gaduwa has 8 established residential estates near Prince and Princess Estate.
These include Gaduwa Housing Estate, Faith Castle Estate, Abuja Manor Estate, Precious Estate, Shell Cooperative Estate, NNPC Cooperative Estate, Total Cooperative Estate, and Doliz Brown Estate. Gaduwa is primarily residential with active infrastructure including government offices, hospitals, schools, malls, and shopping centres.
Gaduwa borders Gudu to the north, Apo Dutse to the east, Lokogoma to the south, and Duboyi to the west. Duboyi is the specific sub-district where Prince and Princess Estate Gudu is located, making it one of the most centrally positioned estates in the Gaduwa-Gudu corridor.
How Does Gaduwa Compare to Gudu for Real Estate?
Gudu is more established and commercially active. Gaduwa is newer, faster-growing, and more affordable.
Gaduwa is among Abuja's fastest-growing Phase 2 neighborhoods, positioned in a tranquil, landscaped environment southwest of the city centre, close to Garki and Gudu's commercial hubs.
Properties in Gudu carry a price premium because of the district's maturity and proximity to diplomatic zones. Gaduwa offers more new-build options at lower price points. Both districts connect to Abuja's CBD within 10 to 20 minutes. Source: Google Maps route reference.
Is Prince and Princess Estate Gudu a Good Place to Live in Abuja?
Prince and Princess Estate Gudu is suited to families, professionals, and buyers seeking large plots, privacy, and access to Phase 2 Abuja's amenity base.
3 reasons buyers choose the Gudu branch over the Kaura branch:
- Plot size: 760 sqm plots versus the 489 sqm typical of Kaura, allowing for gardens, gazebos, and multi-unit BQs
- Privacy: Lower property density and fewer commercial units within the estate boundary
- Location: 15 to 20 minutes from the CBD, with proximity to Apo Legislative Quarters, diplomatic zones, Gudu Market, and Gaduwa's growing retail and school infrastructure
For a full overview of Prince and Princess Estate across all districts, housing types, and price ranges, see the main Prince and Princess Estate Abuja guide.
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