Ambassador Heights, the first five Star mixed-use luxury residential development in Accra, the capital of Ghana, will be completed on schedule and is expected to commence a phased turnover process later in December this year. The project is located adjacent the Moevenpick Ambassador Hotel.
Developed by KHI Ghana 01 in partnership with MAN Enterprise, the company commenced development in June 2014 completed the first “City Home” in March year.
Moevenpick Ambassador Hotel
“The vision was to create an exclusive community comprising residences commanding the best in location, quality, and lifestyle. An integrated homeowner experience with access to the restaurants, retail, pool, spa, fitness, meeting and event facilities of the surrounding Moevenpick Hotel and Emporium Commercial Complex.
This vision is now being fully realized as the third phase of the integrated and master planned community comes to life,” the developers said in a release made available to Vanguard Homes &Property.
“Upon stepping into the Ambassador Heights’ Show Home, one is immediately immersed in luxury. Elegant wood finishes, custom designed modern furniture, draping chandeliers, designer appliances, and the latest technology including “smart home” create an ownership experience set apart from any other in the market.
Floor to ceiling glass across the front of the home showcases a floating glass staircase while the back of the residence, also covered in glass, looks upon lush manicured gardens, beautiful amenities, and one of West Africa’s largest swimming pools. Concierge, housekeeping, laundry, valet, and an array of other five Star hotel services are simply a phone call away, “ the Sales Manager for the project, Robert Davis,boated.
“I am proud to say the final product we delivered within Ambassador Heights has been incredibly well received by all of our homeowners and those who have had the select opportunity to view. Our development team has fulfilled their promise to create the most luxurious multi-home residential development in Ghana,” he added.
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