A tour style ad for Platinum Tower walks through a two bedroom home with no presenter on screen. It closes on two specific claims: an availability count and a starting price. A no avatar tour is a real and common ad format, and it is a reasonable way to show a layout. It is not, on its own, confirmation of today's exact stock or of what one specific home actually costs. Here is what the ad claims, checked against pages published directly by Neotec Africa, the single company that designs, engineers and builds Platinum Tower. A related ad from the same campaign, a bare slab to finished timelapse of a different two bedroom home, is checked the same way in Platinum Tower's two bedroom timelapse ad, checked.
What the two bedroom tour ad actually claims
The ad walks a viewer through a two bedroom home, room by room. It then states that 8 of the 18 two bedroom homes are available today. It closes on a starting price for the building as a whole. Both figures are specific and checkable. Both are also the kind of detail that a single ad post cannot keep current on its own, because availability and pricing are live, moving facts that belong to a dated source, not a video.
The two bedroom home's real size, checked against the floor plans
Whichever two bedroom home the tour is meant to represent, its size is fixed and public. Every one of the 18 two bedroom homes in the building has a built area of 84.08 square metres. Total area, once the private terrace is added, ranges from 123.04 to 133.64 square metres, depending on the line and the floor. The widest terrace sits on line D at first floor, and a narrower one sits on the higher sea facing lines. These figures come directly from Platinum Tower's own published residence data. They sit alongside the other unit types in Platinum Tower's floor plan ad, checked line by line.
Eight of eighteen, checked against the live count
The ad's claim of 8 of 18 two bedroom homes available is close to, but not identical to, a dated snapshot of Platinum Tower's own records. That snapshot recorded 9 of 18 two bedroom homes available. A one unit gap between an ad and a dated snapshot is ordinary, since stock moves as reservations close. Neither number should be read as fixed. The reliable way to check today's exact count is the developer's own availability page, which lists every residence by line, floor and current status, rather than a figure frozen at the moment an ad was filmed.
The price line belongs to the studio, not this home
The ad closes on residences at Platinum Tower start from €89,900. That figure is real and confirmed, but it prices the studio, the smallest and cheapest unit type in the building. It is not the price of the two bedroom home the tour has just walked through. A two bedroom home's own price sits well above that starting figure. This article does not restate a specific two bedroom price here, because prices are indicative and subject to contract. Current terms for a given line and floor are best confirmed directly with the developer through platinumtowergambia.com, rather than inferred from a building wide starting price. Anyone weighing an off plan reservation at that stage can read how the process itself works in buying off plan at Platinum Tower.
Sea view on lines A and D, checked against the outlook table
Two bedroom homes sit on lines A and D, first floor through ninth. Sea View itself applies to lines A, B, C and D from the third floor through the ninth floor, plus both penthouses. A two bedroom home on line A or D at third floor or above carries that outlook. The same line at first or second floor does not. Checking a specific unit's outlook against its line and floor, rather than assuming every two bedroom home shares the same view, is covered in full in Platinum Tower's floor by floor sea view walkthrough, checked.
