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Ambassador Heights, the luxury residential development rising adjacent to the Moevenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra, has been awarded an International Property Award.
In its quest to discover the best developers in Africa, the International Property Awards in London pursued development companies to present their finest work. Entries were received from companies in 13 countries across the continent.
The judging committee chaired by three members of the House of Lords scrutinized hundreds of entries and Ambassador Heights won an African Property Award in the category of “Residential Development.”
A host of Africa’s finest developers, architects, interior designers and real estate agents gathered in the Joharah Ballroom at the Madinat Jumeirah in Dubai in the presence of the Earl of Caithness, Chairman of the judges for development categories where the results of the African Property Awards were announced.
Sales Manager for the project, Robert Davis, commented “Our team is honored to win this coveted award which further validates Ambassador Heights’ position as the most exclusive and luxurious residential offering in Ghana.”
When complete in the 4th quarter of 2015, Ambassador Heights will stand as the only true 5 Star mixed use project in West Africa. Homeowners will enjoy unparalleled location within the city, world class build quality, attractive rental management options, and access to the amenities and services of the surrounding hotel. Ambassador Heights presents the opportunity for a select few to own within a globally recognized and award winning residential real estate development.
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