Green Avenue

Green Avenue: The Perfect Blend of Comfort, Convenience, and Luxury in Baner, Pune

Baner, pune - Green Concept Builders, a renowned real estate developer, presents Green Avenue, a residential apartment complex that offers a comfortable and convenient living experience. Located in the popular residential area of Baner, Green Avenue is the ideal choice for individuals and families looking for a home that combines comfort, convenience, and luxury.

Spread across On Request Acres, Green Avenue features a total of 5 units with an elevation of On Request. The apartments are designed to provide ample space and comfort to the residents, ensuring a truly luxurious living experience.

One of the key highlights of Green Avenue is its prime location in Baner. Known for its peaceful surroundings and proximity to key areas like Hinjewadi IT Park and Pune University, Baner offers the perfect balance between tranquility and accessibility. The area is well-connected to the rest of the city through an extensive network of roads, making it easy for residents to commute to work or explore the city.

Green Avenue offers a range of amenities that cater to the needs and preferences of modern residents. The complex features 24-hour running water and security, ensuring the safety and convenience of its residents. For those looking to stay active and fit, there is a basketball court, bike track, jogging track, and a well-equipped gym. Residents can also enjoy indoor games and access the library for their leisure and entertainment.

Surrounded by lush greenery, Green Avenue provides a serene environment for its residents. The complex boasts a community garden where residents can relax and unwind, as well as outdoor sports facilities for those who enjoy outdoor activities. Additionally, there is a swimming pool where residents can take a refreshing dip and a party hall for social gatherings and events.

Green Avenue takes care of important aspects like power backup, rainwater harvesting, sewage treatment, and surface car parking. These facilities ensure a sustainable living environment and convenience for the residents.

The apartments at Green Avenue come in different variants, including 1 BHK units. The price for a 1 BHK unit starts at Rupees 74,00,000. The dimensions of the apartments are designed to provide ample space and comfort to the residents, ensuring a truly luxurious living experience.

Overall, Green Avenue offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and luxury. With its prime location, range of amenities, and well-designed apartments, it is the ideal choice for individuals and families looking for a home in Baner, Pune. Developed by Green Concept Builders, known for their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Green Avenue guarantees a living experience that exceeds expectations.

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