2 bhk flat for sale in Hebron Avenue

PROJECT NAME –Hebron Avenue

LOCATION  – Ramamurthy Nagar

LAND AREA-

BUILTUP AREA – 851 sft

CARPET AREA – 670 sft

FLOOR S – 5

BHK  – 2 bhk

BATHROOM  – 2

BALCONIES – 1

FACING  – North & South

PARKING  -Open parking

WATER  – Both

KHATA – E Khata

FURNISHED / UNFURNISHED – Unfurnished

AMENITIES- All Luxury Amenities

BUILDING AGE- New property

PRICE QUOTING  – 49 lacs

NEGOTIABLE  -yes

Imagine living in an aesthetically designed luxury apartment in Bangalore, in an oasis of calm; close enough to the pulse of the city yet far from the hustle. Imagine waking up to the symphony of birdsong, and being soothed by the gentle breeze and emerald green environs all day in your dream apartment in Bangalore.

Yes, this dreamlike vision is being sculpted into reality – at Hebron Avenue, a super luxury apartment project, located at a short drive down Old Madras Road in Bangalore. This BDA-approved ultra luxury apartments will stock 448 adobes in over 4.08 acres of landscaped greens.

Ramamurthy Nagar is an area in Bangalore in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is located in the north-eastern part of Bangalore and comes under the E3 subdivision of BBMP. It is a rapidly growing suburb, adjacent to other areas such as Banaswadi, CV Raman Nagar and Krishnarajapuram, also officially called Krishnarajapura.

Ramamurthy Nagar today is near the outer ring road and close to four important railway stations: Krishnarajapuram, Baiyappanahalli, Banaswadi and B. Channasandra.

Ramamurthy Nagar has many layouts, namely Garden Street Layout, Akshayanagar, Muneshwara Nagar, Bovi Colony, Pragathi Layout, Hoysalanagar, Dr Ambedkar Nagar, Shanti Layout and Gundappa Layout.

Hospitals, Manipal Clinic, and Koshys Hospital and many schools are strategically located in Ramamurthy Nagar.

After the drainage pipes were laid in 2013, BBMP has laid roads in all the areas which were previously untarred. Currently Ramamurthy Nagar is provided with water through the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board’s (BWSSB) Cauvery water connection.

Large-scale real estate development in Ramamurthy Nagar is causing damage. The Gangadhar Kere (Kaudenahalli Lake) is being encroached upon, destroying an area formerly rich in flora and fauna. Most of the borewells which were drilled in earlier days have dried up.^[3] Like the newly developing areas, there are no areas for gardens and parks.