Land Sales Promo

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Shepherd Home Estate Ofada comprises of two housing Schemes; Scheme A and B. 
You can pay by installments for lands in both Schemes
Scheme A:
This is for Land with building approved plan; what this means is that you won’t need to pay anyone your building plan, survey or pay for approval to any Government.
Features:
*We have a fully functional community life in the estate. Meaning people are already living in this Scheme A.
*We have 22 Buildings already occupied with the owner fully resident there and many more under different stages of construction.
* Access Road with Drainage
* Active Power Lines (Public Power Supply available)
* Fully Functional Estate Water supply system fully in Place
*A Occupant already has a shop in the estate.
  
Scheme B: 
This is for Land without building approved plan; what this means is that you will have to pay  for your building designs, surveys and approvals from Government at your own costs.








 SCHEME A:
LAND WITH BUILDING PLAN APPROVAL

 CATEGORY 1: #1,400,000
Land size: 450sqm
This size is meant for 3 bedroom fully detached bungalow

  CATEGORY 2:  #1,100,000
Land size: 350sqm
This size is meant for 3 bedroom semi-detached bungalow

  CATEGORY 3: #850,000
Land Size: 275sqm
This size is meant for 2 bedroom semi detached bungalow

 Please Note that we have added Documentation fee of  for all the categories under scheme A above.

All you need to start building is just 35% down payment of the overall price. Hurry while stocks last.

 SCHEME B
 LAND WITHOUT BUILDING PLAN APPROVAL
We have two categories under this scheme;

 1.    STANDARD PLOT SIZE (648sqm) :- Outright payment is #850,000 while documentation fee is #150,000
Total:#1,000,000

  2.    EMPOWERMENT PLOTS (450sqm):- This is specially made for low income people who wish to owned land. One great thing about this category is you can pay within 24 months. Price is #550,000 while documentation fee is #100,000. Total: 650,000

  For all inquiries contact:
  Ms Portia 08038871143, 0706889120

 or Visit our office at:

 Pent House
Good Shepherd Building
Opposite Lagost state Goverment Secretariat Main Gate
Alausa Central Business District
By Alausa Central Mosque
Alausa Ikeja
Lagos

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