Homes & Property

Emerald Park joins league of estates in Lekki

By Kingsley Adegboye

Emerald Park Estate has joined the growing list of housing estates in the highbrow Lekki corridor in Lagos. The estate which comprises 105 units of various housing types is situated in the prime area of Ajah, Lekki Peninsular.. Emerald Park Estate is a mixed development by Messrs Emerald Cooperative Society. It is buffered by first class infrastructure which include interlocking stones finished road network, water treatment plant, underground electrification, fire hydrant network and converged telecom system. Other features include: a recreational park that consists of gymnasium, super market and swimming pool.

Emerald Park Estate

Located directly behind Royal Gardens Estate on the Lekki/Epe Expressway, Emerald Park consists of four-bedroom and five-bedroom semi-detached and detached housing types with two-bedroom boys quarters each respectively.

The promoter of the estate, Mr. Michael Oluyemi said Emerald Park was built by a cooperative society. The high profile estate which comprised 66 units of detached houses and 39 units of semi-detached houses is built on a 1000 square metres parcel of land. He described the estate as a masterpiece that captures a unique lifestyle with ample space for gardening, parking and recreation.

‘There is a single family unit of four-bedroom with boys quarters. It consists of ground and first floor. The ground floor comprises a stoop, living area, terrace, dining area, kitchen, laundry, store, utility area with two-bedroom all ensuite and semi-detached boys quarters. The first floor has an ensuite four-bedroom, family living area and a terrace. Truly a functional house that is creatively planned, designed and built.

Each house consists of ground floor comprising stoop, foyer, guest room that is ensuite, living area, dining area, kitchen and store. The first floor has an all ensuite four-bedroom, family living area, box room and a terrace. It is a tastefully designed home that offers a great deal of comfort’, Mr. Oluyemi said.