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Land in the Mountain (Apride-Akuapem)
$2,000/plot (100'x80')
Details:
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1.5 hours outside of capital, in the last
village on the mountain, called Apride-Akuapem.
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Ideal for residence/farming, presently used
for agricultural purposes
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Road close to the land, but you will have to
construct road from main to your site, possibly as far as
.25 kilometers
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Largely undeveloped, unpopulated, but
quickly being purchased.
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Electricity is within proximity to the land.
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Virgin land, not yet registered
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Family owned
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28 plots (4 acres) available
Contact: AriEl Yahzid
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Land in Nsawam (commercial)
$500/plot (based on purchase of
40+ plots or 10 acres or more)
Details:
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1.5 hours from capital, just on the
outskirts of Nsawam
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Ideal for commercial agriculture or fish
farming
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Road is directly in front of the land,
however more roads will necessary to reach interior of land
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Commercial
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Electricity is within proximity to the land
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Virgin land, not yet registered
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Family owned
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200 acres available
Contact: AriEl Yahzid
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Land in Pram Pram (commercial)
$2,500/plot (But not on the
beach, on the main road to Togo)

Details:
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45 min from capital, directly off the main
road leading to Togo
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Ideal for commercial agriculture or estates
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Road is directly in front of the land,
however more roads will necessary to reach interior of land
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Commercial
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Electricity is within proximity to the land
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Registered land
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Family owned
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100 acres available
Contact: AriEl Yahzid
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Land in Mountain (Tutu-Akaupem)
$3,500/plot

Details:
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45 min-1hour from capital, a few miles above
the Aburi area sits a town called Tutu.
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Ideal for residence/farming, presently used
for agricultural purposes
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Road close to the land, but you will have to
construct road from main to your site, possibly as far as
.25 kilometers
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Residential, quickly developing
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Stream less than 5 minutes walking from the
land
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Electricity is within proximity to the land.
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Virgin land, not yet registered
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Family owned
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2 plots available
(will not last)
Contact: AriEl Yahzid
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