A real estate company, Cavalli, has stated its resolve to help reduce the country’s housing deficit, as it unveiled The Bellagio Lagos, a high-rise residential facility located in Victoria Island, Lagos.
In a statement, it was noted that the development was made up of sophisticated designer apartments designed to redefine the luxury living experience to the maximum with no details overlooked and no quality spared,
Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, the Group Managing Director of the Cavalli Group, Emmanuel Odemayowa, said the project was divided into two phases.
He said, “The first phase, for which the foundation was laid, includes The Bellagio Lagos, the residence, also known as ADRAO Tower. It will be situated at the back and will consist of nine suspended floors. The ground floor will be a recreation area, and the remaining floors will be residential apartments.
“The second phase, the main Bellagio, comprising the hotel, apartments, and office spaces, will be situated in front, where our show office is being set up. We will commence that second part of the project soon.”
He noted that the Bellagio was made up of three iconic towers of 10 floors each, with each tower offering a seamless fusion of space, comfort, functionality and world-class amenities including a rooftop helipad, swimming pool, a spa, a 24/7 security surveillance, multi-sport court, fully equipped gym, and fully fitted kitchens.
He added, “The Bellagio Lagos is a one-of-a-kind development that guarantees its residents world-class amenities and a perfect balance between serenity and fast-paced urban living. The apartment ranges from the luxury two, three bedrooms to five-bedroom maisonettes.
“It will house 60 exclusive residences comprising 36 units of two-bedrooms, 18 units of three-bedroom apartments and 6 units of five-bedroom maisonettes, with each apartment offering grand living spaces that are strategically placed in the corners of the residences to maximise multiple panoramic ocean and citywide views.”
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