Residential Land

Property Details Location: Queen Amina Street, Aso Rock / Presidential Villa Area, Abuja Property Type: Residential Development Land Size: 1,500 SQM Development: 4 Units of 3-Bedroom Flats Completion Status: Approximately 70% Complete Land Use: Residential Price: ₦4 Billion Transaction: Sale Title: Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) Zahari View This 1,500 SQM residential development on Queen Amina Street, within the Aso Rock / Presidential Villa area of Abuja, offers a combination of an established residential location and a partially completed development project. The property comprises four units of 3-bedroom flats, with the development stated to be approximately 70% complete. For a prospective buyer, this creates an opportunity to assess the existing construction alongside the remaining works required to bring the development to completion. The location is an important part of the property's proposition, but buyers should assess the opportunity based on the complete picture. Particular attention should be given to the current construction quality, remaining works, approved plans, development permissions, documentation, completion budget and intended end use before acquisition. Property Highlights 1,500 SQM land size Located on Queen Amina Street, Aso Rock / Presidential Villa Area Residential land use 4 units of 3-bedroom flats Development approximately 70% complete Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) Established Abuja location Opportunity to complete an existing residential development Asking price: ₦4 Billion Why This Property Deserves Attention The combination of a 1,500 SQM site and an approximately 70%-complete residential development gives prospective buyers an opportunity to assess an existing project rather than starting construction entirely from the beginning. The development's four 3-bedroom flats provide a defined residential configuration, although the buyer should independently confirm the approved layout, specifications, construction stage and remaining works. The property's location around the Aso Rock / Presidential Villa area also makes the surrounding infrastructure, access, planning requirements and applicable development controls relevant factors during due diligence. At the stated asking price, buyers should establish the actual cost required to complete the development and compare this with the property's acquisition cost and intended end-use strategy. Buyer's Perspective Before purchasing, prospective buyers should request detailed information about: Current construction stage of each unit Structural condition of the development Quality of completed works Remaining construction works Approved architectural and structural plans Planning and development approvals Building specifications Estimated completion budget Contractor and construction history Utility infrastructure Access and surrounding infrastructure Land boundaries and survey information Title and ownership documentation Any outstanding obligations attached to the property These details can help the buyer establish the practical scope and financial requirements of completing the project. Investment Perspective A partially completed residential development can be assessed from both its underlying land position and income-producing potential. For an investment-focused purchaser, the assessment should include the ₦4 billion acquisition price, remaining construction costs, expected completion timeline, potential rental or resale strategy, demand for the proposed unit configuration and ongoing property management requirements. The buyer should also assess whether completing the existing four-unit configuration aligns with the intended market or whether any modification would be necessary, subject to applicable approvals. Investor / Buyer Note Serious buyers should conduct independent due diligence covering: Verification of title and ownership Confirmation of the 1,500 SQM land size Survey and boundary verification Approved building and development plans Confirmation of residential land use Structural assessment Verification of the stated 70% completion level Quality of existing construction Remaining construction works Estimated cost of completion Planning and development requirements Utility infrastructure Access and road conditions Any existing encumbrances Outstanding government or development-related obligations Feasibility of the proposed residential end use A physical inspection and professional technical assessment are strongly recommended before proceeding with the acquisition. Documentation The stated Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) and relevant development documentation should be made available for independent verification by serious prospective buyers. Buyers should engage appropriate legal, surveying, architectural and structural professionals to review the property's documentation, construction status and development approvals before completing the transaction. Property Intelligence Beyond the Listing At Zahari Properties, we believe partially completed developments require an assessment that goes beyond location and the percentage of construction completed. For this 1,500 SQM residential development near the Presidential Villa, the buyer needs to understand the relationship between the land, existing construction, remaining works, approvals and final development objective. The stated 70% completion should also be independently assessed rather than treated simply as a percentage. The actual cost and complexity of the remaining 30% can vary depending on the quality of existing works, specifications, infrastructure and outstanding approvals. During inspection, buyers should therefore evaluate the physical development alongside the documentation and financial requirements to determine how the opportunity aligns with their intended residential or investment objectives. Asking Price ₦4 Billion For Enquiries & Inspections Call / WhatsApp: +234 907 301 3359 Website: www.zaharihub.com Zahari Properties ...Points in the right direction. Disclaimer: Property information is based on details provided at the time of listing. Land size, title, ownership, construction status, percentage of completion, approvals, development plans, documentation, facilities and other property information should be independently verified by the prospective buyer before making an offer or completing a transaction.