Earthview Realty Properties Consult

Land for Sale – Spintex Hydrophone Estate

A titled documented plot of land (70×100 feet) available for sale at Spintex Hydrophone Estate, just about 15 minutes’ drive from the Kotoka International Airport. The area is serene, peaceful, and fast developing, with a new estate currently under construction right opposite the property.

Our only challenge is that the 500 feet access road leading to the land is not in the best condition, but with ongoing developments in the area, it’s expected to be fixed soon.

This is a perfect investment opportunity in one of the most sought-after locations in Spintex.

💰 Asking Price: $90,000
📞 Contact: 0266885610 / 0534101178

What Happened to the Ramada Resort, Nungua?
1. Long-Term Neglect and Deterioration

Reviews from travelers suggest a sharp decline in maintenance over the years. One guest noted that “many function rooms are unused and in a poor state of maintenance”, while another lamented that “the place has deteriorated,” with broken pool tiles, dirty water, worn-out furniture, and mosquitos swarming everywhere
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Other reviewers mentioned rooms with dirty floors, broken taps, peeling ceilings, exposed wiring, and even a dead frog in the swimming pool—a strong indication that upkeep had broken down quite significantly
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2. Drastic Drop in Patronage

Guests have recounted that upon returning after several years, they were disappointed by the low patronage, creating an unwelcoming and lonely atmosphere for what used to be a vibrant beachfront destination
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The visual and experiential decline—dirty facilities, unreliable services—likely discouraged both locals and foreigners from visiting, further reducing revenue and accelerating decay.

3. Lack of Investment and Revamp

Several comments express frustration with how the property had been underinvested, with outdated images still used in promotional materials while actual on-ground conditions had sharply declined
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One reviewer bluntly stated that “the place needs a revamp,” showing that the risk of closure or permanence of decline was widely sensed by past patrons
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4. Reputation Mismatch

Frequent phrases like "it used to be a nice place" (“It used to be nice when I first went there in 2010... In 2018, my return was not very pleasant.”) reflect a nostalgia for its better days, contrasted with disappointment in its fall
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This growing disconnect between expectation and reality only amplified the disappointment for returning guests and likely fed negative word-of-mouth.