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Serviced Semi-detached Duplexes in Rumuola, Port Harcourt, Rivers

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Area Guide

About Rumuola, Port Harcourt

Rumuola is a suburban neighbourhood located in Rivers state, Nigeria. It is a densely populated area in the city and is in close proximity to the Port Harcourt International Airport. Other popular residential areas in the city include Rumuomasi, Elelenwo, Ogbunabali, Diobu, Amadi Flats and Borokiri. There are known places in Rumuola and one of them include the Rivers State College of Art and Science (RIVCAS) which became a polytechnic in 2006. Rumuola is also the location of several water stations in Port Harcourt. Other cool places to visit within and around are the Liberation Stadium and the Port Harcourt Zoo.

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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.