Mailika Murari

Mailika Murari: A Modern Residential Complex in Hyderabad's Rajendra Nagar

Mailika Infra Projects Pvt. Ltd is proud to present Mailika Murari, a luxurious residential apartment complex located in the sought-after neighborhood of Rajendra Nagar. Spread across 0.2 acres of prime land, this under-construction property offers a total of On Request units, promising a truly enhanced living experience for its residents.

One of the key advantages of Mailika Murari is its prime location. Situated in Rajendra Nagar, a popular neighborhood in Hyderabad, this property offers easy access to a wide range of amenities and facilities. The area is well-connected to other parts of the city, ensuring a convenient commute for its residents. Moreover, Rajendra Nagar boasts a peaceful and serene environment, making it an ideal place to call home.

At Mailika Murari, the amenities provided are designed to cater to the needs and preferences of its residents. The property offers 24-hour running water and round-the-clock security, ensuring a safe and comfortable living environment. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, there are amenities like a basketball court, a bike track, and outdoor sports facilities available. The property also features a community garden where residents can relax and unwind amidst lush greenery.

Fitness enthusiasts will be delighted by the well-equipped gym and jogging track at Mailika Murari, providing ample opportunities for exercise and physical activity. The complex also houses a library, perfect for those who love reading and seeking knowledge. Additionally, there are indoor games facilities available for residents to indulge in some friendly competition and entertainment.

Practical necessities are taken care of with amenities like maintenance staff and power backup. Rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment facilities are in place to promote sustainable living. A surface car park is available for residents' convenience.

One of the highlights of Mailika Murari is its stunning swimming pool. Residents can enjoy a refreshing swim or simply relax by the poolside, creating a resort-like experience within their own residential complex.

The apartments at Mailika Murari are available in different variants, including 2 BHK units. Prices start at Rupees 51,00,000, with dimensions ranging from 1185 square feet to 1220 square feet. With spacious layouts and modern designs, the apartments are thoughtfully crafted to ensure comfort and functionality.

Mailika Murari is the perfect choice for those seeking a modern and well-connected living space in Hyderabad. With its wide range of amenities and convenient location, this residential complex offers a comfortable and enjoyable living experience for its residents. Whether you're a family or an individual, Mailika Murari has something to suit everyone's needs.

For more information and to book your dream home at Mailika Murari, visit our website or contact our sales team today. Don't miss out on this opportunity to live in luxury and style in the heart of Hyderabad's Rajendra Nagar.

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