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3 Bedroom Semi-detached Duplexes in Fugar, Etsako Central, Edo

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About Fugar, Etsako Central

Fugar is a town located in Edo state, Nigeria. It is located about 103 miles north-east of Benin City, in Estako Central Local Government Area of Edo State. Two villages make up this town of Fugar: Ivhiunone and Ivhiarua. The headquarters of Etsako Central Local Government Area is situated in the town. Fugar City, as the town is fondly called by it indigenes is bounded  in the north by the North- Ibies, in the west by Uzairue, Ekperi in the south and Weppa-Wano in the east. Traditionally, Fugar is a community governed by common customs, traditions and cultural heritage. The Fugar Council of Elders enacted bye-laws by which the community have been governed.

Property glossary

What is a semi-detached duplex?

A semi-detached duplex is a two-storey family house that shares one side wall with a neighbouring house, usually its mirror image. The pair stand together on one plot or two halves of a plot. It costs less than a detached duplex in the same area and is common in new estates.

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A semi-detached duplex is a two-storey family house that shares one side wall with a neighbouring house, usually its mirror image. The pair stand together on one plot or two halves of a plot. It costs less than a detached duplex in the same area and is common in new estates.