ASHFORD COUNTY

ASHFORD COUNTY, ABUJA

This is an offer that gives more value to its subscribers and encourages them to commence their journey to property ownership and real estate investment.

Ashford Layout is packaged for those who want to own and develop their plot(s) incrementally while on payment plan and without hassle.

It's 5 minutes’ drive from the Passport Office, Secretariat Road, Gwagwalada, Abuja with a Global C of O, Well-Planned Layout, Gated Community, Good Road Network and Perimeter Fencing.

ASHFORD COUNTY, GWAGWALADA, ABUJA - FAQ

Q1. Why should I buy land in this estate?

Ashford County, Gwagwalada is strategically located in a fast-developing environment, with close proximity to the Secretariat Road, Passport Office and other valuable landmarks.

The Estate is free from Government Acquisition/interest, no adverse claimant and there is C of O covering the Entire Estate.

Our offer is amongst the most affordable yet valuable offers in the market. We are driven by vision and not just by profit.

Q2. What is the size of the plot of land within this Estate?

Typically, plot sizes vary from place to place. However, within Ashford County, Gwagwalada, we have Pali plot - 450sqm and Terrace plot - 225sqm.

Q4. What is the payment breakdown and available payment plan?

Q5. What other payments will I make aside the cost for the land?

Additional payment shall be developmental levy and documentation fee only.

Developmental levy is N1,000,000.00 (per 450sqm), it covers basic infrastructure of the estate (earth road, security and electric pole).

Documentation Fee is N1,000,000.00 (per 450sqm), it covers the Legal Deed and Individual Survey processing.

These prices are subject to upward review by the government and professional bodies involved. Hence, we advise subscribers to make payment within the period of subscription or pay 50% initial deposit and spread balance for 10 months.

Q6. Is there any time limit to commence development on my land after allocation?

Yes, depending on your purchase objective.

1.       Subscribers whose objective is ‘’buy to build’’ will be allocated plots within the A Section of the Estate. Upon receiving physical allocation of individual plot(s), you are to commence, development within 90 days or risk reallocation at your own cost.

The minimum requirement is to erect 7-course cement block fence or a full foundation on the plot(s).

(For easy identification and additional value to your plot of land, subscribers are generally encouraged to take actual physical possession by way of fencing).

2.    Subscribers whose objective is ‘’buy to keep’’ or ‘’buy to sell later’’ will be allocated plots within the B & C Sections respectively. Upon completion of payment for land, you will receive allocation of your individual plot(s).

However, subscribers are only eligible for legal deed and individual survey upon payment for documentation Kindly note that maintenance and security fee for individual plot(s) will be borne by subscribers after 2 years (subject to Government regulations).

(For easy identification and additional value to your plot of land, subscribers are generally encouraged to take actual possession by way of fencing).

Q7. Is there any restriction to the type of building I can build?

Subscribers are only permitted to build Government approved structures. Tenement structures (face-me-I-face-you) are not allowed.

Q8. At what point will my documents be handed over to me?

Subscribers are only eligible for legal deed and individual survey upon payment for documentation.

Q9. What other estates do you have?

Kindly check our brochure for details.

Q10. Can I resell my allotted plot(s)?

Yes, you can. However, approval must be sought and granted by LIFEPAGE Management. We will require the details of the new buyer, including proof of payment, and charge transfer fee which is 5% of the consideration (Total cost at which the land is sold).

Q.11 Does LIFEPAGE build for subscribers?

Yes, we do. However, our charges are based on prevailing rate.

Q.12 Is there any penalty for default in payment?

Yes, a default charge of 20% applies when subscribers fail to pay as agreed. Also, 6 months consecutive defaults in payment shall be subject to prevailing market rate.

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