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See a former Playboy property worth N2.8b

Check out this stunning Playboy property that used to house beauties.

Former Playboy property

Pulse Nigeria found this amazing property that was once owned by Playboy Enterprises.

Located in Gold Coast, this historic five-bedroom home is a beauty.

Recently renovated, the 9,000-square-foot house has a lot of light, exquisite furniture picked by sophisticated experts, and lots of space.

Check it out in the gallery above.

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