Manisha S Dharam Vatika

Manisha S Dharam Vatika: Redefining Luxurious Living in Hyderabad

Manisha S Dharam Vatika, an upcoming residential project by Manisha Constructions Golconda, is set to revolutionize the concept of luxurious living. Located in the prime area of Lakdikapul, this property offers a multitude of amenities and thoughtfully designed 3 BHK apartments, creating a harmonious living environment for its residents.

Spread across acres of land, Manisha S Dharam Vatika boasts a total of units, with an impressive elevation of 10. The property offers a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. With 24-hour running water, residents can enjoy a steady supply for their everyday use. Additionally, round-the-clock security measures ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, with CCTV cameras installed throughout the property.

For those who enjoy an active lifestyle, Manisha S Dharam Vatika offers a basketball court and a bike track within the premises. The community garden provides a serene space for residents to relax and unwind amidst nature. Fitness enthusiasts can take advantage of the well-equipped gymnasium, while indoor games like table tennis and carrom are available for residents of all ages to enjoy. The jogging track offers a scenic route for morning and evening walks, and a library is available for book lovers to indulge in their passion.

Manisha S Dharam Vatika prioritizes the comfort and convenience of its residents by providing maintenance staff to address any issues that may arise. Outdoor sports facilities cater to various sports and recreational activities, while a spacious party hall is available for residents to celebrate special occasions with their friends and family.

The property also reflects its commitment to sustainable living with power backup and rainwater harvesting facilities. The sewage treatment system ensures efficient waste management. Ample surface car parking space is available for residents and visitors, and a swimming pool offers a refreshing escape from the bustling city life.

With its thoughtfully designed 3 BHK apartments spanning a generous area of 1724 square feet, Manisha S Dharam Vatika stands out among other residential projects. The price is available on request, making it accessible to a wide range of potential buyers. As an under-construction property, it presents a unique opportunity for individuals looking to invest in a home that offers a luxurious lifestyle.

Experience the epitome of luxurious living at Manisha S Dharam Vatika. With its prime location, state-of-the-art amenities, and well-designed apartments, this residential project aims to redefine the way we live. Don't miss out on this opportunity to create your dream home in the heart of Hyderabad. Contact us now for more information and to book your spot in this exclusive community.

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