Inside Abdul Samad Rabiu’s Wondrous BUA Estate, Kado

Behind the dominance of the most visible businesses of the third richest man in Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu is in a class of its own range of investments in real estate.

The entrepreneurial step was taken with the vision to build sustainable properties to cater to growing needs while combining functionality, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

And at the forefront of this real estate portfolio arm of the formidable BUA Group – which includes residential, commercial, and mixed development – is BUA Estate, Kado.

It is located in Kado Abuja and with easy access to places of significance.

SocietyNow.Ng gathered the elegant estate that offers “privacy away from the city’s bustle, but close enough to explore the highlights” of Nigeria’s capital is just fifteen minutes to the Millenium Park, 35 minutes from Transcorp Hilton, 10 minutes to Wuse, 8 minutes from Jabi Lake Mall, 22 minutes from the Central Bank and 35 minutes to Nnamdi Azikiwe Int’l Airport, Abuja.

Uniquely playing big on space, nature, and excellent craftmanship – while emphasizing provisions for family and culture – in its designs, BUA Estate, Kado offers three different kinds of homes under distinguishing labels.

They are Mediterranean, Modern Arabic, and Villa.

Villa is a 6-bedroom fully detached duplex, on an elevated land mass with a basement that sits outside.

Drawing inspiration from the grandeur of Mediterranean-styled villas, it features three balconies that accompany four rooms on the top floor, all en suite, with a jacuzzi in the master bedroom, as well as three lounge areas.

Villa also houses a spacious living room, affixed to a dining room – with an en suite guest room adjacent to yet another lounge area on the ground floor.

There are two (2) store rooms, a gym, and an impressive 12-car parking lot that can be customized for a private garden, gazebo or pergola, with ample backyard and front lawn space.

The Mediterranean is a 5 bedroom fully detached duplex that adopts the resemblance to Mediterranean-style architecture.

It parades an expansive living room with connecting dining room that leads to an island kitchen

On board are two (4) lounge areas, a pair seated on each floor, a guest room, two (2) store rooms, seven (7) bathrooms, a jacuzzi in the master bedroom and three (3) generous balconies allowing for a view of the city, during a past time alone or with family.

It also has a gym and an expansive 12-car parking lot that can serve as a custom gazebo or pergola, with ample backyard space for outdoor gatherings.

Borrowing details from traditional middle eastern designs, Modern Arabic is a 5-bedroom fully detached duplex.

It possesses a breezy balcony that aids ventilation.

Modern Arabic boasts of two (2) living areas, four (2) lounge areas, eight (8) bathrooms, a mini jacuzzi, a spacious closet in the master bedroom, a guest room, a store room, and additional areas for a study and a gym.

With ample outdoor space and 12 car parking lot, Modern Arabic also has a courtyard that can serve as a private garden.

Away from the designs of the homes, BUA Kado Estate’s facilities include, a Recreational Area that features a Basketball Court, Tennis court, Swimming Pool, Children’s play area; Gardens for quiet time under shaded plants on a warm afternoon or in the evening’s cool; Club House housing a standard pool, events space, reading zone & peer clubs for communal living; Hospital offering top grade medical services; School for primary and secondary education;

Swimming Pool designed in-ground to cater for adults and kids, irrespective of age and a Gym.

The estate that hosts over 200 units of 5-bedroom and 6-bedroom detached duplexes is the BUA Group’s real estate investments that also has BUA Hills, BUA Court, BUA Business Park, Abuja, BUA Towers, The BUA Place, Lagos, and others.

All the real estate investments operate under the entity BUA Estate, a part of the globally acknowledged BUA Group – with giant steps in Cement, Sugar, Iron and Steel, flour, and others – founded leader by kilometers, Abdul Samad Rabiu.