1 Bedroom 650 Sq.Ft. Apartment in Breach Candy Mumbai
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1 Bedroom Apartment in Geeta Bhavan, Breach Candy, Mumbai
Listing ID: #10353748
₹ 1.5 L
/ Per Month
Deposit Amount:₹ 3 L
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Built-up Area
650
Sq.Ft.
Sq.ft.
Sq.metre
Sq.yards
Bedroom
1 Bedroom
Bath
2 Bathrooms
Floor
2nd of 7 Floors
Furnishing Status
Furnished
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This fully furnished 1 BHK apartment offers 650 sq.ft. of usable carpet area with two wellmaintained bathrooms and the convenience of one open parking space, positioned on the 2nd floor of a 7storey building. Designed with premium interiors, the residence includes 2 ACs, a TV, bed, wardrobe, geyser, sofa, dining table, modular kitchen with chimney, microwave, stove, fridge, washing machine, water purifier, and essential lighting and fans, along with added features such as a walkin wardrobe, washerdryer setup, imported fittings and Italian furniture. Available from 05 May 2026 for families, single men and single women on any agreement type, this stylish and wellequipped home is offered at a monthly rent of 1.5 lakh with an initial payment of 3,00,000, making it an excellent choice for tenants seeking a contemporary, fully furnished living space in a wellconnected location.
Breach Candy, located in South Mumbai, India, stands as a remarkable blend of historical richness and modern sophistication. This upscale neighbourhood, famed for its picturesque seafront and distinguished landmarks, has been a notable part of Mumbai's tapestry since the colonial era. Historically, it was known for the Breach Candy House, a luxurious bungalow that was a landmark in the 18th century, and its name is said to derive from the words 'Breach,' meaning 'broken,' and 'Candy,' a corruption
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₹ 248/Sq.ft
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