Legacy Alcazar

Legacy Alcazar: Redefining Luxury Living in Bangalore

Legacy Global Projects is proud to introduce Legacy Alcazar, an upcoming residential project that is set to redefine luxury living in the bustling city of Bangalore. Situated in the prime location of Frazer Town, this property spans across a sprawling 1-acre land and offers 56 units, providing a range of apartment options to suit diverse needs.

The highlight of Legacy Alcazar lies in its impeccable design and attention to detail. The apartments have been thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and convenience to its residents. With a perfect blend of modern aesthetics and functional spaces, these homes are ideal for families looking for a stylish and comfortable abode.

One of the key features that sets Legacy Alcazar apart is its wide range of amenities. The developers have left no stone unturned in ensuring that residents have access to a host of facilities that cater to their every need. From 24-hour running water and security to a basketball court, bike track, and CCTV cameras, every aspect has been meticulously planned to provide a safe and enjoyable living experience.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, Legacy Alcazar offers a community garden, a jogging track, and outdoor sports facilities. Residents can also relax and unwind in the swimming pool after a long day. Additionally, the project provides a party hall, perfect for hosting social gatherings and celebrations.

Fitness enthusiasts will be delighted with the state-of-the-art gymnasium and indoor games facilities at Legacy Alcazar. The project also offers a library and maintenance staff to ensure a hassle-free living experience for all residents.

Another noteworthy aspect of Legacy Alcazar is its commitment to sustainability. The project incorporates rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment systems, showcasing the developers' dedication to environmentally friendly practices. With a surface car park and power backup, every resident's needs and comforts have been taken care of.

Legacy Alcazar offers a variety of apartment configurations to choose from. Interested buyers can opt for 3 or 4 BHK apartments, with prices starting from Rs. 3,500,000. The dimensions of the apartments range from 2500 square feet to 3415 square feet, ensuring ample space for a comfortable lifestyle.

Developed by Legacy Global Projects, a renowned name in the real estate industry, Legacy Alcazar is set to become a landmark in Frazer Town. With their expertise and commitment to quality, residents can be assured of a luxurious and fulfilling living experience.

In conclusion, Legacy Alcazar is poised to redefine luxury living in Bangalore. With its impeccable design, world-class amenities, and commitment to sustainability, this project offers the perfect choice for those seeking a stylish and comfortable living space. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of this exceptional residential project.

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