Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam

Upcoming Residential Complex in Kollur, Hyderabad: Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam

Kollur, Hyderabad - Karthikeya Constructions is proud to present Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam, an upcoming residential apartment complex that offers a modern and comfortable living experience. Located in the bustling city of Hyderabad, this under-construction property is spread across On Request acres of land and features a total of 20 units with a single elevation.

Residents of Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam can expect a wide range of amenities that cater to their diverse needs. The complex ensures the availability of 24-hour running water and round-the-clock security, providing a safe and comfortable living environment for all occupants. For sports enthusiasts, there is a basketball court and a bike track, allowing residents to stay active and indulge in their favorite activities. CCTV cameras are strategically placed within the complex to ensure effective surveillance and heightened security.

The presence of a community garden offers residents a serene and peaceful environment, perfect for relaxation and unwinding. Fitness enthusiasts can take advantage of the well-equipped gym and jogging track, enabling them to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. Those who enjoy reading can immerse themselves in a vast collection of books at the library within the complex. The maintenance staff ensures that all common areas are kept clean and well-maintained.

Outdoor sports facilities are available for residents who enjoy activities such as cricket, football, or any other outdoor games. A party hall is also available for hosting social gatherings or events. In times of power outage, residents need not worry as the complex has a power backup system in place. Rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment facilities contribute to a sustainable and eco-friendly environment.

To cater to the parking needs of the residents, Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam provides surface car parking facilities. For those looking to relax and unwind, a swimming pool is available within the complex. The apartments at Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam are 2 BHK with a price of Rupees 50,00,000 and a dimension of 1000 square feet.

Developed by Karthikeya Constructions, this residential complex aims to provide a comfortable and convenient living space for its residents. With its range of amenities and prime location in Kollur, Hyderabad, Karthikeya Vigneshwara Nilayam promises to be an ideal residential option for those seeking a modern and comfortable living experience in the bustling city.

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