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SPRINGWOOD COURTS is EUCHOMES LTD quota towards the alleviation of the housing deficit currently plaguing Lagos State. Springwood court is situated at Okegun town, on the right of the Lekki-Epe Expressway, facing the proposed airport.
Springwood court is a Natural splendor with water front and a world class infrastructure that covers commercial, residential, educational, recreational and industrial establishment. A plot of land is sold for 3.3 Million Naira.

PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE:
Good Road Network
Good Drainage System
External Perimeter Fence
Gate House
Swimming Pool
Street Lights
Security
Landscape and Horticulture

SERVICES PROPOSED:
24 hour back up Electricity
Portable Water Supply

BENEFITS:
Reclamation of property
Less than five minutes’ drive from the airport
Close to pan Atlantic University
Land appreciation rate of over 50% per year
Organized layout that supports residential, commercial, educational, recreational and industrial establishment etc.

Free from Omo-Onile
NEIGHBORHOOD /LOCATION ADVANTAGE
SPRINGWOOD COURT IS IN PROXIMITY TO:
Proposed Airport
Pan Atlantic University Permanent Site
Lekki Free-Trade Zone
Lekki Sea-Port
Dangote Refinery
Dana Milk Industry
Power Oil Industry

PRICE:  #3MILLION
Real Estate Consultant: MR. OLADIMEJI OLATUNDE OLAOLUWA
CALL/WHATSAPP:  08095505269, 07032862443, 08081364659

E-MAIL: oladimejiolatunde9@gmail.com, info.teemselfglobal@gmail.com         

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