Asamoah Gyan, a legendary figure in African football, is celebrated for his exploits in the African Cup of Nations and the World Cup. At one point the highest-paid footballer in Africa, Gyan splurged on a magnificent $3 million mansion known as La Basilica De Baby Jet, situated in Weija, Accra. This luxurious three-story property overlooks the scenic Weija Dam and boasts top-tier amenities, including a swimming pool, two fully stocked bars, and bulletproof security features, making it one of the most iconic residences in the country.
Joining Gyan in the league of footballers with extraordinary homes is Michael Essien, the Ghanaian midfield maestro famous for his illustrious career with Chelsea. Essien’s mansion in Accra reflects his status and success, featuring modern architecture, large open spaces, beautifully landscaped gardens, and a personal gym. His home is a testament to his achievements both on and off the field.
Emmanuel Agyenang Badu, another Ghanaian football star, has also invested in a stunning property. His mansion is a blend of contemporary luxury and Ghanaian heritage, featuring spacious interiors, luxurious furnishings, and a swimming pool. Badu’s home reflects not just his success but his connection to his roots, serving as both a personal sanctuary and a symbol of his journey through football.
GAPOA 2024 publication for African Property Magazine compiled by Joycelyn Marigold & GAPOA Team . You can send us your views on this article by email: re@ghanapropertyawards.com
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