Buildcon Global Services Limited, a Lagos-based renowned real estate development company, has flagged off its new project known as the Pracht Court, located in Ajah in Ibeju/Lekki, Lagos, which offers opportunities to subscribers to own landed property in the Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ), the fast-growing business hub of Lagos State.
Pracht Court, located in a serene environment, offers top-notch luxury, comfort, maximum security and affordability. The estate consists of four-bedroom terrace (smart) houses, which incorporate advanced automation systems to provide residents with sophisticated monitoring and control over the buildings’ functions.
It is being constructed by highly-skilled architects and engineers with vast knowledge in critical innovations required in a dream home.
The Chief Executive Officer of Buildcon Global Services Limited, Mrs. Bukunola Gadzama explained that the success recorded at the company’s Pracht Gardens Estate in Ikota, Lagos, motivated the company to embark on Pracht Court project.
According to her, a four- bedroom terrace home is worth N50 million with a 30 per cent initial deposit and balance payable spread over two years, pointing out that the unique features of the estate include home automation system, central water system and treatment plant, 24 hours world-class security, a swimming pool, a club house, a table tennis court, beautiful landscape and underground electrical works.
“As part of the exclusive benefits, subscribers are allowed to determine the progress and internal finishing of their homes and use of internal spacing. They are also entitled to six months liability period with Buildcon responsible for all repairs.
“Buildcon is also offering opportunities to people to own parcels of land at the LFTZ. A plot of land measuring 648 square metres in the area sells for N2.5million for outright purchase, and N3million for payment plan where a subscriber is required to make 30 per cent initial deposit with completion within a period as agreed by both parties,” Gadzama noted.
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