📍 Greater Accra, Ghana

Apartments & Studios for Rent in Osu, Accra

Q: Is Osu good for young professionals?

Osu is ideal for young professionals who want to walk to work, dining, and entertainment. The neighbourhood has excellent connectivity, social infrastructure, and a young, dynamic community.

Q: Is Osu safe at night?

Osu is generally safe, especially in the Oxford Street area which is well-lit and busy until late. Normal urban precautions apply as in any busy city area.

Q: Are there furnished short-stay apartments in Osu?

Yes — Osu has several furnished apartments and guesthouses available for short stays, popular with business travellers and visitors who want to be in the heart of the city.

Find verified rental properties in Osu — apartments, houses, furnished flats, and short stays. Direct landlord contact via WhatsApp.

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💰 PRICE GUIDE

Studio / Bedsit ₵1,500 – ₵3,000/month

1 Bedroom Apartment ₵2,500 – ₵5,500/month

2 Bedroom Apartment ₵4,000 – ₵8,000/month

3 Bedroom House ₵6,000 – ₵12,000/month

Prices approximate · Based on current market · Advance payment required

About Renting in Osu

Osu is Accra's most vibrant and internationally recognised neighbourhood — a bustling mix of restaurants, bars, boutiques, embassies, and residential apartments centred on the famous Oxford Street. It is the heartbeat of Accra's social scene and the first port of call for visitors, young professionals, and anyone who wants to be at the centre of city life.

The neighbourhood stretches from the seafront at Labadi Beach towards the Cantonments embassy area in the north, and is characterised by a constant energy that is uniquely Osu. During the day it's business and shopping; by evening it transforms into Accra's dining and entertainment hub.

Rents in Osu are moderately premium — not as expensive as East Legon or Cantonments, but higher than outer suburbs. The trade-off is unparalleled convenience and the ability to walk to almost everything you need.

🏠 Who Lives Here?

Young urban professionals, creative entrepreneurs, NGO workers, journalists, tourists on extended stays, and young Ghanaian professionals who want to be at the centre of city life.