OWN A PLOT OF LAND AT ARIZONA GARDEN ESTATE, AGBARA/IJURI)




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Arizona Garden Estate Agbara/Ijuri is another major growing estate that promises high return on investment and value for your money. It is located in the central commercial business district of agbara, it is at close proximity to the famous lusada market, agbara market, badagry beach, nestle Nigeria, Unilever Nigeria, GZI industries Etc..


The current selling price is 800K for outright payment and installment payments options also available. Please, you can also refer to the flyer above.
OUTRIGHT PAYMENT N800,000
INSTALLMENT PAYMENTcomes with an initial deposit of N300,000 and you spread the balance payment of N30,000 monthly for 20months

Visit our website for more info : www.freshforest.com.ng

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