Key details

Type

Mixed-use Land

Title

Certificate of Occupancy, Deed of Assignment, Governor's Consent, Power of Attorney, Right of Occupancy, Sale Agreement

Address

Behind Anagada live stock market

Facilities

Domestic Sewage, Electric Supply, Rain Water Drainge, Water Supply

Listing by

Agent

Access Road

Paved Road

Property Use

Mixed

Square meters

450 sqm

Type of Purchase

per Plot

Development Status

Partially Developed

Mixed-Use Land for Sale - Giri Highlights

• Mixed-Use Zoning — This type of land is zoned for both residential and commercial purposes. It offers flexibility for various development projects, from housing to retail spaces.
• Title Documentation — Common title documents for land include Certificate of Occupancy, Deed of Assignment, and Governor's Consent. These signify legal ownership and transfer rights.
• Essential Utilities — Properties in developed areas typically have access to crucial utilities. This includes a reliable water supply, electricity for power, and a sewage system for waste management.
• Road Access — Good road access is vital for any property. Paved roads ensure easy transportation of goods and people, improving accessibility and convenience.
• Plot Size — The plot size indicates the available land area. This measurement is crucial for planning construction and understanding the potential development capacity.
• Development Status — Partially developed land may have some existing infrastructure or structures. This can reduce initial development costs and time for future construction.

Description

• 450 sqm mixed-use land suitable for residential or commercial development. • Located behind the Anagada Livestock Market in Giri. • Access via a paved road, ensuring ease of transport. • Utilities available include domestic sewage, electric supply, rain water drainage, and water supply. • Partially developed, offering flexibility for new construction. • Titles include Deed of Assignment, Governor's Consent, and others, providing clear ownership. • Priced at NGN 10,000,000 per plot.

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