Ewet Luxury Gardens

People just build houses, but few get to be part of a well thought out and intentionally designed subdivision, complete with all supporting infrastructure including paved roads, solar street lights, underground drainage system and CCTV surveillance system.

Ewet Luxury Gardens is a gated estate of thirty-five detached homes bordering Uruan Street, within the highly desirable Ewet Housing Estate, Uyo. It was designed as one scheme rather than assembled plot by plot, which is why the roads line up, the drainage works and the shared services are properly aligned.

Solar on the roof, with high-speed internet and an estate-wide communication system reaching every home.

The estate is a project of the Akwa Ibom State Government, marketed by Ekere & Associates, Estate Surveyors and Valuers.

Smart-ready means the hard part is already done

Every home is built and wired so that it can be configured into a smart home easily. The cabling, the conduit and the capacity are in the structure from the day it was built, which means adding lighting, climate, security or entertainment control later is a matter of fitting devices and setting them up, rather than breaking into finished walls.

That is the difference between a house you can make smart and a house somebody has to tear up first.

Drawn with the pergola in mind

A hipped shingle roof over a clean two-storey block, with the terrace pergola running across the front. The views below show the prototype as designed, before finishes.

Walk through it

Three slow passes through a finished home, the living room, the kitchen and the principal bedroom, at the level of specification Ekere & Associates can arrange.

Finished to the level you choose

The homes are sold unfurnished, which leaves the interior entirely yours to set. Specification and furnishing can be arranged through Ekere & Associates, from the kitchen and the living rooms through to the principal bedroom and its dressing room. The two living room views below show different schemes at the same level.

A capital that was planned, not just grown

Uyo is Nigeria’s best secret, the Tourism capital of Nigeria, the kind of serene city people move back for. Wide dual carriageways, street lighting that works, and a civic ambition that shows in what has been built over the last twenty years. Ewet sits inside the established residential ring, close enough to town that the school run is short.