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14 Tombia Street, GRA Phase 2, Port Harcourt, Rivers State

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To LetTitle: Deed of Assignment

3-Bedroom Terraced Duplex

Eliozu, Port Harcourt
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
280 sqm

Property Description

Tastefully finished 3-bedroom terraced duplex in a well-secured estate in Eliozu. Ideal for young professionals, mid-level oil services workers, and families seeking a comfortable, affordable home in a rapidly developing neighbourhood with excellent road network and easy access to major Port Harcourt business districts.

Property Features

All rooms ensuite
POP ceiling
Fitted kitchen
Inverter backup
Gated estate
Security
Borehole
Good road network
Easy accessibility

₦3,500,000/year

Full Move-In Cost Breakdown

Annual Rent₦3,500,000
Agency Fee (10%)₦350,000
Legal Fee (10%)₦350,000
Caution Deposit₦300,000
Total Move-In Cost₦4,500,000
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Meridian Sales Team — Woji & Eliozu

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Woji, Eliozu & Ada George

Our mainland desk covers mid-market homes and rentals across Woji, Eliozu, and Ada George — honest guidance, verified titles, and no hidden fees.

Why Buy Through Meridian?

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