Ghana has been gaining attention as a popular vacation destination in recent years, with tourists drawn to its diverse culture, natural beauty, and friendly people. However, most activities and tourist attractions are concentrated in its capital city, Accra, and the surrounding areas.
Accra, the most visited place at the heart of the country is where the majority of economic activities take place. However, other parts of the country also have a lot to offer tourists. The Kakum National Park, located in the CentralRegion of Ghana, is a popular destination for those interested in nature and wildlife. The park features a canopy walkway that allows visitors to get a bird's-eye view of the rainforest and its inhabitants.
Aburi, located in the Eastern Region of Ghana, is another popular tourist destination, known for its botanical gardens, hiking trails, and traditional crafts villages.
The picturesque town is known for its lush greenery, cool climate, and stunning views of the surrounding hills making it a prime location for real estate development. The demand for housing in Aburi is constantly rising, driven by the influx of tourists and the growing population of the nearby city of Accra. With its natural beauty and proximity to the city, Aburi is an attractive location for those looking to purchase a home or invest in property.
The Aburi Craft Village is a multipurpose facility aimed to serve as a market centre for locally produced handicrafts and merchandise
One of the key advantages of developing real estate in Aburi is the town's favourable climate. It is located on a mountain plateau thereby providing a cooler and more temperate climate than the surrounding lowlands. This makes it a popular destination for retirees, professionals who work from home and those looking to escape the heat and hustle and bustle of the city.
Aburi town is located only a 45-minute drive from Accra, making it a convenient location for those who want to live in a more peaceful and natural setting while still being close to the city's amenities and opportunities. There is a city centre, nearby which has facilities such as the Oyarifa Mall, schools like the Aburi Girls Senior High School; one of the best Second Cycle Institutions* in the country, excellent housing facilities, and well-planned roads. The presence of nearby schools will make relocating to the area more convenient and comfortable, for a family with children.
The town of Aburi is also known for its traditional crafts and cultural heritage, which is a selling point for potential buyers. It is is home to several craft villages, where visitors can purchase handmade textiles, pottery, and other traditional crafts from local artisans. This provides the chance to stay connected to the authentic and traditional Ghanaian culture.
In terms of real estate development, Aburi offers a variety of options for buyers, from luxury villas to affordable housing. The town's hilly terrain and stunning views also provide opportunities for building homes with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Such homes are provided by reputable real estate development companies such as ColeWood Properties.
Our first development called the Amistinea Estate boasts of ultra-modern niche homes specially designed to merge functionality with luxury. The rooftop-infinity pool and bar area provide an ultimate relaxation experience at the top of the community’s clubhouse. The estate garden and park are maintained using eco-friendly practices such as rainwater harvesting which reduces the need to import water from the water company and as a result lowers the homeowner’s bill. From the use of smart home technology to our onsite recycling facilities, 24-hour electricity supply, high quality building materials and tasteful interior décor, ColeWood Properties makes staying at the Amistinea Estate a dream. You get to feel like you are on vacation every day!
Overall, Aburi is a prime location for real estate development, offering a unique combination of natural beauty, favourable climate, and proximity to the city. With its growing population and tourism industry, the demand for housing in Aburi is likely to continue to increase, making it a wise investment choice for developers.
* Senior high schools (SHS) and technical and vocational education training institutes (TVET) are the two categories under which second-cycle institutions in Ghana are categorised by the Ghana Education Service (GES) (GES 2020)
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