Incor VB City

Incor VB City: A Luxurious Residential Complex in Bolarum, Hyderabad

Incor-Infrastructure, a renowned real estate developer, is proud to present Incor VB City, an expansive residential apartment complex situated in the heart of Bolarum. Spread across 12 acres of land, this under-construction property offers a total of 1040 units, providing a variety of living spaces for prospective residents.

Elevated at 16 levels, Incor VB City promises a luxurious and comfortable lifestyle. The apartments are equipped with a range of modern amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. With round-the-clock running water and security services, residents can enjoy a safe and convenient living experience. The complex also offers a basketball court and bike track for those who enjoy outdoor activities. CCTV cameras are strategically placed throughout the complex to enhance security measures.

For individuals seeking relaxation and recreation, Incor VB City features a community garden, gym, indoor games area, jogging track, and library. These amenities promote a healthy and active lifestyle by providing opportunities for physical exercise and intellectual stimulation. Moreover, outdoor sports facilities and a swimming pool are available for those who enjoy spending time outdoors or engaging in aquatic activities.

Incor VB City is developed by Incor-Infrastructure, a trusted name in the real estate industry known for their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. The company prioritizes the creation of well-designed living spaces that reflect the needs and aspirations of its residents. With attention to detail and a focus on providing a comfortable and enjoyable living environment, Incor-Infrastructure ensures that each unit within Incor VB City is thoughtfully crafted.

The apartments in Incor VB City come in various configurations, with the popular 2 BHK variant available at a price of INR 37,00,000. Each unit offers a spacious living area spanning 842 square feet, providing ample room for residents to relax and unwind. The layout and design of the apartments are carefully planned to maximize space utilization and create an aesthetically pleasing ambiance.

In addition to the myriad of amenities and well-designed living spaces, Incor VB City also emphasizes sustainable living. The property features rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment facilities, promoting environmental consciousness and resource conservation. Surface car parking ensures that residents have convenient access to their vehicles.

Overall, Incor VB City offers a perfect blend of modern amenities, thoughtful design, and a commitment to sustainability. Its prime location in Bolarum, Hyderabad, provides residents with the convenience of nearby amenities and easy access to major transportation routes. Whether you are a young professional, a small family, or a retiree, Incor VB City provides a comfortable and luxurious living space that caters to your needs and desires.

For more information or to schedule a visit, please visit the Incor VB City website or contact our sales team at [phone number]. Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your lifestyle at Incor VB City.

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