Joint Venture Terraced Bungalows in Elelenwo, Port Harcourt, Rivers
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About Elelenwo, Port Harcourt
Elelenwo is a primarily residential neighborhood and former village with minor commercial hubs located within the Obio-Akpor local government area in the metropolis of Port Harcourt. The neighborhood is home to a number of state owned media establishments including, Rivers State Television (RSTV) and Radio Rivers. It is bound in the south by Eleme (beyond which is Okirika Island), in the west by Ogigba and Woji (beyond which is Trans Amadi), in the north by Oil Mil Market, (beyond which is Rumukurushe), and in the east by Iriebe, (beyond which lies the Oyigbo local governmental area).
What is a terraced bungalow?
A terraced bungalow is a single-storey house in a row of joined houses, sharing walls with the neighbours on both sides except at the ends. Terraced bungalows are less common than terraced duplexes but appear in some estates and older government housing schemes, and they are usually the cheapest bungalows in an area.
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A terraced bungalow is a single-storey house in a row of joined houses, sharing walls with the neighbours on both sides except at the ends. Terraced bungalows are less common than terraced duplexes but appear in some estates and older government housing schemes, and they are usually the cheapest bungalows in an area.