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Briscoe properties woos buyers to Ikeja Orchid Court estate



If all works as planned, the low density residential neighbourhood of Government Reserved Area (GRA) in the heart of Lagos, Ikeja, will soon witness a boost of its housing units as a developer, has concluded plans to deliver 25 units of exotic estate this year.

Christened as Orchid Court estate, Briscoe, a subsidiary of R.T Briscoe Nigeria Plc, and a leading real estate developer, has designed the project in seven different house style including four units of five bedroom detached house, three units of five bedroom semi-detached, six units of four bedroom triplex terrace Types one and two, six units of three bedroom duplex, three bedroom of penthouse apartment and type G consists of apartments, six units of spacious three bedroom apartments and maid room of190 square metres.

Each of the house types is with special unique view and serene spatial arrangement. This is complemented with recreation facilities that include beautiful landscaped outdoor, children’s play area, swimming pool, recreational gym and generous terraces. Safety of lives and properties were of paramount consideration during the planning of the estate, and as such, it features electric fence, intercom and video door phone among others.


Speaking on the project, Managing Director, Briscoe Properties, Mrs. Sade Hughes, said that the company is already well known for timely delivery of real estate products which guarantees security of investment with an unparalleled track record of high quality and an assurance of capital appreciation, especially, in Ikeja GRA, an environment she said is one of the best to live Lagos.
According to Hughes, Ikeja GRA is an exclusive residential community known for its high profile neighbourhood, natural beauty and serenity ideal for enjoying an evening after work and a safe haven for you and your family. There abound a number of nice restaurants, boutiques, excellent schools, shopping districts, vibrant natural features, and outstanding recreational opportunities.
“With an array of business and governmental functions within minutes’ drive away, Orchid Court rests comfortably in the embrace of Ikeja GRA’s natural beauty of tree-lined streets, making it the perfect haven away from the daily hustle and bustle of the Lagos Metropolis. Investing in Orchid Court provides a prestigious new address and an enviable urban lifestyle.

“Briscoe Property’s track record of previous successful Aloe Vera Court and Heliconia Court, gated developments of terraced houses at Maryland and Yaba respectively, speaks volumes even after development. There have been positive feedbacks from satisfied and happy customers who are envied by others who were too late to avail themselves of the investment opportunity”, said Hughes.
She said that the location is already undergoing significant infrastructural developments from the State Government, which includes upgrade of the road networks, drains and power integration etc. There is a window of opportunity for prospective customers to place their orders now and achieve maximum return on investment, assurance of capital appreciation and premium rental income with good rental yield in the future.  
Briscoe Properties Limited was incorporated on the 25th of September 2003 as a property management company with the name Briscoe Homes Limited. The company’s name was changed to Briscoe Properties Limited in February 2004 and the business scope was broadened to include total integrated facility management, project management, property development, and real estate sales and leasing.
The company started under an agency arrangement brokered by its then parent Company. Since her incorporation, the company has witnessed a tremendous growth and has diversified its area of operations to include the sales and service of motor vehicles, technical equipment and real estate.

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