Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext

Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext: A Luxurious Residential Villa in Hyderabad

Kakatiya Infra Projects is proud to present Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext, an upcoming residential villa nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Chandanagar, Hyderabad. Sprawled across a sprawling 4-acre expanse, this under-construction property promises a luxurious living experience like no other.

With a limited number of units available, Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext offers exclusivity and a touch of elegance. The developers have meticulously crafted every aspect of this project to ensure that residents enjoy the perfect blend of comfort and style.

One of the standout features of this villa is its extensive range of amenities. From round-the-clock security to a state-of-the-art gym, residents can indulge in a wide array of facilities right within the premises. The project also boasts a basketball court, bike track, CCTV cameras, and a community garden, providing ample opportunities for fitness and recreation.

For those who prefer indoor activities, Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext offers a library and indoor games facility. Fitness enthusiasts can take advantage of the jogging track and outdoor sports facilities. The party hall is the ideal venue for celebrations, while the swimming pool offers a refreshing respite on hot summer days.

Comfort has been given utmost priority in this project. With 24-hour running water, power backup, and rainwater harvesting, residents can enjoy uninterrupted services. The sewage treatment facility and surface car park further enhance the convenience of living in this villa.

Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext offers a variety of villa options, including spacious 3 BHK units. Ranging from 1673 square feet to 3280 square feet, these villas are designed to provide ample living space and comfort. With prices starting at just Rs. 10,900,000, this project presents an attractive opportunity for those seeking luxury at an affordable price.

Located in the desirable residential area of Chandanagar, Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext offers a serene and peaceful living experience. Surrounded by lush greenery and with easy access to essential amenities, residents can enjoy the best of both worlds. The area is well-connected to the main city of Hyderabad, ensuring effortless commuting to workplaces and other parts of the city.

In conclusion, Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext is poised to redefine luxury living in Hyderabad. With its impeccable design, extensive amenities, and prime location, this residential villa is the epitome of comfort and opulence. Whether you crave outdoor activities, indoor games, or simply unwinding by the pool, this project caters to all your needs. Invest in Kakatiya Mango Leaf Ext and elevate your lifestyle in the heart of Hyderabad.

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