Accra’s Most Popular New Residence, The Pavilion in Cantonments, Celebrates its ‘Top Off’

Ghana Real Estate – This past Saturday marked another milestone for Denya Developers as their new development, the Pavilion in Cantonments, reached the penthouse floor of construction on its first phase. The team together with members of the consulting team and contractors held a brief get-together at the rooftop to recognize the occasion and the impressive accomplishment of being on schedule amidst ongoing supply chain issues that seem to be slowing down considerably most other developers in the market. Following a tour of the spacious duplex feature penthouse, the group took in the mesmerizing views of Cantonments and the ocean to the south, and Jubilee House to the north.

At just over thirty meters in height, the Pavilion offers a new brand of Cantonments living – one that focuses on indoor-outdoor living, beautiful views and resort-style amenities. “The challenge with Cantonments is typically the height limit. However, our location on 2nd Rangoon Close is not only exceptionally prime, but zoned for higher development. We took that as a reason to go for large windows and big covered balconies so that every apartment would be light-filled with multiple views in different directions,” said Andrew Edwards, head of special projects for Denya Developers.

The concept of indoor-outdoor living flows into every detail of the experience at the Pavilion. This all-encompassing residence includes a café, convenience store and co-working space with a private lift that will allow residents to order their food and drink upstairs to the pool deck. The outdoor lounge, pool bar with swim-up counter, sand box, games room, and recreational pool with fountains and in-pool seaters represent one of the most complete leisure offerings of any residence in Accra. The two gyms, twenty-five-meter lap pool, sports pool and green field for outdoor yoga go above and beyond to enable an active lifestyle from the convenience of home.

“The market first transitioned from compound houses to apartments, but there is a second transition going on from standard apartments in a non-descript building to luxury apartments that come with luxury amenities that make life more fun and convenient, especially for Ghanaians in the diaspora who choose to visit Ghana for vacation,” said Andrew Edwards. “It’s very important that developers think holistically and build not just what is basic, but what will deliver joy and last for generations.”

It seems that this pitch has resonated with buyers as all but two of the fifty luxury apartments in the Pavilion’s first phase have already been sold out, while the second phase is soon to commence. “What we’re also quite proud of is the feeling of privacy that we’ve been able to build into the Pavilion. With four separate elevator bays and only four or five apartments off of each bay per floor, we’ve avoided that feeling of living in a hotel or an over-built high-rise. The design itself emphasizes that these are apartment homes and with Covid and high fuel prices, the importance of self-sufficiency and loving where you live has only become stronger.”

The first phase of the Pavilion is due to complete early in the first half of 2023, while the structure of the second phase will also be completed prior to the handover of the first phase. Residents will have the option to purchase furniture from the developer designed by the in-house decorator team or outfit the apartment themselves. One of Denya Developers’ unique propositions is its ten-year 100% structural warranty and five-year waterproofing and leakages guarantee. New homeowners can rest assured that the integrity and strength of Denya’s buildings are unrivalled in the market and will stand the test of time like no other. “No aspect of your home is more important than the foundation, the floor, walls and ceiling. If you get the core structural elements right, you have an asset that will appreciate as Ghana gets stronger and appreciates. We put a tremendous amount of emphasis on our shell and core and we aren’t shy to overspend on our structures to get quality. We think in time buyers will come to recognize that we’re doing is actually quite differentiated,” said Andrew Edwards.

With more developments in planning, Denya Developers has emerged as one of the most trusted and patronized developers in Accra. In time, the team looks forward to announcing new transformational projects that will further enhance Ghana’s appeal to the diaspora and create more joy for those who call Ghana their full-time home. “It’s one thing to invest in Ghana and make money. It’s another thing to have a lot of fun while doing it. We’re bringing it all together for people and we can’t wait to show you what we have in store.”

For more information about the Pavilion at Cantonments or Denya Developers, you can visit their website, or call or whatsapp them at +233 (0) 268 315 111 to learn more.

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