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Godrej Reserve With Godrej Reserve it is delight all over - it is in the green layer that surroundings the basis and in the blue tranquility of the sky that envelopes this backyard. Experience this magnificent world of calmness to value the best lodging experience ever. Godrej Reserve Bangalore is a plotted housing development with a total land area of 92.7 acres situated on Devanahalli-Doddaballapur Road (NH648) in the region of 4.9 Kms away from NH 44 Main Road. The idea offers 950 units of built-up plots of 5 dissimilar dimensions specifically 30X40, 30X50, 30X60, 40X60 and 40X80. Godrej Reserve Bengaluru is a forest-themed plotted expansion venture with massive drops of greenery all throughout the massive field. This low-density development features only 10 plots per area granting hustle-free, choral existing conditions to its precious tenants. The key highlights of this immense organization are the being there of 2 majestic clubhouses, retail plaza, 6 acres of Forest familiarity and 14 acres of background greens. The basis is mainly categorized into 5 districts to be exact: Forest District, Hill District, Park District, Central Park District, and South Park District. Call @8447783345 Visit:- https://www.godrejgroup.in/projects-in-bangalore/godrej-reserve-devanahalli/

Narendra Krishna Enclave (Prasanthi Grand Villa 5th Phase) Prasanthi Grand Villa, an eco-friendly residential layout spread over 120 acres (1 to 5 phases) on South Bangalore, a fully developed gated community offering plots of different dimensions. Located on Bannerghatta Road (Jigani - Anekal main road) 280ft State Highway. Adjacent to 300ft Satellite Township Ring Road (STRR) and with elevated Express Flyover makes the best connectivity to all parts of the city and lush greenery around the project makes an ideal location to live. Prasanthi Grand Villa extension Narendra Krishna Enclave designed for perfect eco-friendly residential landscape spread across 16 acres is one of the desired few residential project surrounded by a vast expanse of lush greenery, offering plots of 30x40(1200 Sq.ft), 30x50(1500 Sq.ft), 40x60(2400Sq.ft) & odd dimensions, approved by BMRDA (LAO/27/2011-12) and leading Banks. Price: Rs. 1500/- Sq.ft / slightly negotiable. Amenities: Entire layout as per vastu Secured Gated community Underground closed drainage system with common septic tank ¾’’ water connection pipe to each plot with overhead tank Electricity with Street Lights Avenue plantation Kids play area & Jogger’s track Landscaped parks & designer parks Black top roads with foot paths Rain water harvesting pits Plastic free zone Club house with swimming pool, tennis court & health club Temple Proximity & Location Highlights: Electronic City: 12 kms Biocon: 7 kms HCL SEZ: 5 kms STRR/ATRR: Adjacent Surya City (Karnataka Housing Board): 2 kms Villa Vivianna villa project by Jain Housing group: ½ km Proposed IIMB Campus: 2 kms Alliance University: 5 kms Anekal – 5 kms International Airport – 62 Kms City Railway Station – 33 Kms Silk Board – 22Kms NH 7 – 8Kms Vidhana Soudha – 30Kms Bannerghatta Road – 13 Kms Hosur – 15 kms PWD to implement Satellite Town Ring Road in Bengaluru August 2012 The long-delayed Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR) project to connect Bangalore’s satellite towns - Ramanagar, Dobbespet, Devanahalli, Hoskote, Attibele and Magadi will be implemented by the NHAI and the State Public Works Department (PWD).While NHAI will develop the stretch between Dobbespet and Hoskote via Devanahalli, the State PWD will construct the stretch between Attibele and Magadi Road under the Karnataka State Highway Improvement Project-II (KSHIP-II), PWD Minister, CM Udasi said to Legislative Council. The BMRDA has plans to develop about 734 km of ring roads around Bangalore. They are STRR, Intermediate Ring Road (IRR) and Radial Roads and has plans to develop a Peripheral Ring Road (PRR). It will have a length of 188 km, circumventing Bangalore beyond the proposed BDA Peripheral Road (110 km), connecting Tattekere, Harohalli, Bidadi, Thippagondanahalli, Nelamangala, Devanahalli, Nallur, Hoskote and Sarjapur. The project has been approved in 2006 and the Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA) was to implement it. The land acquisition cost, which was estimated to be Rs 741 crore in 2007, has now shot up to Rs 2,872 crore. The road construction has estimated to cost Rs 3,800 crore in 2007. The project is being expected to trigger development of satellite towns and ease the pressure on Bangalore.