2 bedroom Apartment for sale in Dover, Christ Church
The units all face inwards to a water garden - a large reflecting pool, combining tranquillity and natural beauty - with a communal swimming pool and landscaped islands within the water garden.
• A communal swimming pool with sun decks.
• A gym area, overlooking the water garden.
• Onsite management.
• Beautiful landscaping, including many large, mature mahogany and casuarina trees.
• Reserved parking for residents, plus guest parking.
• The reflecting pool is filled with harvested rainwater. The excess rainwater is used for irrigation.
• Garbage areas for recyclable and non-recyclable items.
• Gated community, with night time security personnel.
• Underground utilities.
• A central photovoltaic system to convert sunlight to electricity, so communal electricity bills will be minimized.
• 3-minute walk to beautiful Dover beach.
• Access to the facilities of Divi Southwinds Resort, including beach chairs, bar, restaurant, tennis, mini golf, children's play park, spa.
Project started - September 2017. Handover - mid-2020
Off Plan Prices (in US$): 2 bedroom apartment starting at US $339,500 (1,259 - 1,382 sf, incl. a covered patio of 236 - 270 sf) Harmony Hall Green - 2 Bed
New Gated Condominium Development
Communal Swimming Pool with Sun Decks
Excellent Amenities
Quiet Location
Close to Dover and Accra Beaches
"Water Garden"
Central Photovoltaic System
Communal Gym Area
Features
Fees Paid By Seller
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