Ghanaian Man Transforms a Refuse Dump Site into Luxury Apartments

• A Ghanaian man, known as Danny, has flaunted an eight-bedroom luxury home he built in Ghana
• Danny said in an interview monitored by YEN.com.gh that he built the house on a half plot of land
• The house, which is fully completed, is located at Tse Addo, a suburb of the Greater Accra Region

A Ghanaian man has transformed a former refuse dump site into a luxury residential area.

Identified as Danny, the young man, discovered the refuse dump site, which is approximately 48 by 60 feet of land at Tse Adod, a suburb of Accra, and took the bold initiative to turn it into luxury apartments for lease and sale

Speaking to Jasmine Ama, a real estate content creator on YouTube, in a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Danny said the luxury home, which is an eight-bedroom apartment was called "The Decade".

Giving a tour of the facility, Danny said the apartment complex has three main components namely the facade, the interior and the rooftop, which has a swimming pool.

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Both the exterior and interior of The Decade luxury apartment are fully furnished and fitted with exquisite decor, lighting electrical appliances and gadgets benefiting a modern home.

"This apartment is called the Decade and it; 's a really luxury apartment. We took about 11 months to turn this place from a refuse dump into a luxury eight-bedroom apartment," he further explained.

Netizens congratulate Danny

Some netizens who chanced on Danny's interview with Jasmine Ama on YouTube congratulated him.

@mandyishername wrote:

"This guy's energy is always a vibe. He’s positive, driven and a visionary. I love how he manages to see life in places most people don’t. Just finished watching the video of the home he built in a small space. Loving your videos Jasmine. I’m watching from South Africa."

@glennantwi5539 also wrote:

"Finally, this video is up for the world to see how it’s possible to manage space and build something monolithic. Thumbs up CEO of Royal Kingdom Estate. I am super excited for the privilege to work on this project."

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@maamesarpong5280 commented:

."This guy is different. He's too good. He'll design my house."

The cost of building a two-bedroom house

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that a Ghanaian man gave a breakdown of the cost involved in building a two-bedroom house.

The man who is a real estate and construction expert, stated that a two-bedroom required 4,500 blocks priced at GH¢7 each at prevailing market rates bringing the total cost to GH¢31,500.

Aside from these, he said 200 bags of cement, three trips of sand, and a tonne of iron rods in addition to at least a half plot of land would be needed.

Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh