Stop paying rent and own your own house in Lagos, void of Omo nile issues

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Take a look at some available good and fast developing sites

*MAMRE PARK ATAN OTA*

Mamre Park Estate is about 5 minutes drive from Covenant University, 7 minutes drive from The Bell University and situated within the corridor of Faith Thearter Canaanland.

*INFRASTRUCTURE*

- ROAD NETWORK MAPPED OUT ON SITE
- ELECTRICTY
- BOREHOLE
- ALL PLOTS NAMED WITH CORNER PIECES
- ESTATE PERIMETER TOTALLY FENCED AND GATED
- ONGOING CONSTRUCTION OF CLIENT'S BUILDINGS

*NEIGHBORHOOD*

- CANAAN LAND CHURCH
- PRESIDENT PAINT
- COVENANT UNIVERSITY
- BELLS UNIVERSITY

*BENEFITS*

- Over 150% return on investment within 12 months.
- Accelerate asset appreciation.
- Omo-Onile wahalla completely eliminated.
- Free architectural design

*TITLE: C of O*

*SIZE: 648sqm*

*TOPOGRAPHY: Dry Land*

*Outright Price: #2.1 million*

*6 months Installment Payment Plan:#2.5 million*

*Initial Deposit: #700k and spread payment of #300k over 6 months*

*INSTANT ALLOCATION*


Legal documentation - #20,000
Survey plan - #150,000
Development levy – #1000 per sqm.
VAT – 5% of the consideration (price)

You can never go wrong by investing in this estate, getting value for your money is very certain.

*For further inquiries*
*Call/whatsapp: 08063897656
*Email:wiseman4jesus@gmail.com


*HAVILAH PARK AND GARDEN MOWE*

Havilah Park and Gardens is located at Mowe, in a very unique location, with easy access to Berger and Lagos-Ibadan expressway; it is estimated to be maximum of 3 minutes’ drive to link Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. The estate is a product of good thinking, meeting opportunity. It is designed to satisfy the desire of the middle-class who loves aesthetics and splendor.

This estate is conceived to be a model for a serene gated and serviced residential community.
It provides the appropriate blending for all aspects of interactive human activities which includes residential, commercial, educational, institutional and recreational, inclusive of services.

*INFRASTRUCTURE*

- PERIMETER FENCING WITH GATE HOUSE
- BOREHOLE INSTALLED IN 30 DISTRICTS WITHIN THE ESTATE
- ELECTRICTY
- ACCESSIBLE ROAD NETWORK
- WELL LAID OUT GATED COMMUNITY
- FREE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN


*NEIGHBORHOOD*

- INTERNATIONAL BREWERIES
- NESTLE PLC
- QUEENS PARK ESTATE
- ROYAL GARDEN CITY
- TREASURE GARDEN
- REDEMPTION CAMP
- REDEEMERS UNIVERSITY

*BENEFITS*

- Liberation from the canker worm of the ‘Omo oniles’.
- No issue of fictitious Vendors.
- Flexible Payment Plan.
- Fast land appreciation for speculators.
- No agency fees required.
- Burden of procuring C of O is completely removed.

*TITLE: APPROVED SURVEY PLAN AND LAYOUT(C OF O IN VIEW)*

*PLOT SIZE: 648sqm*

*Topography: Dry Land*

*Price: #1.5 million*

*12 Months InstallmentPayment Plan: #1.8 million*

*Initial Deposit: #600,000 and spread payment of #100,000 over 12 months*

Legal documentation - #20,000
Survey plan - #150,000
Development levy – #1000 per sqm.
VAT – 5% of the consideration (price)

Instant allocation once payment is made and you can start building immediately..

*For further inquiries*
*Call/WhatsApp: 08063897656
*Email:*wiseman4jesus@gmail.com

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