Commercial Project

Commercial Office Space 1200 Sq.Ft. in Park Street Kolkata

Listing ID #9482088

Investing at Mother Teresa Sarani was clearly wise of me. The property value here confirms its status as Kolkata's most premium neighbourhood. The deep underground Park Street Metro Station guarantees I reach any area of the city immediately; connectivity is quick and smooth. Particulary during the holiday season when lights cover the length, the whole region is beautiful and very safe. This makes it a magnificent sight. Top-notch essential services provide peace of mind; Loreto House School is close by and the famed SSKM Hospital is readily reached. The unquestionable economic and cultural center of the city is this site. Avoiding rainwater buildup on the major road during strong monsoon storms is one little infrastructure element needing ongoing care.

Living here is an absolutely unparalleled experience; Mother Teresa Sarani, Park Street, the heartbeat of the city flows straight through it. Particularly when the renowned Christmas lights illuminate the entire road, the neighbourhood is very joyous and spirited. I like the daily ease; my job trip is quite easy since the Park Street Metro is only a few steps away. Always comfortably nearby are basic amenities like private clinics and rapid-access emergency facilities. My morning strolls are frequently in Nature Study Park. For any inhabitant, the richness of premium amenities and culture is by far the finest in the city. Although the general infrastructure is excellent, I hope the local council gives repairing the modest slum closeness close Bibibagan top priority to guarantee consistent aesthetics.

The most carefully considered investment area in Central Kolkata is Park Street. For investors, this opulent residential address promises great rental yield and significant capital appreciation. The travel infrastructure is outstanding. For all residents and top-level professionals, the Park Street Metro Station offers smooth north-south access. Top-level medical facilities and well-known hospitals are accessible within a little operational radius for emergency services. An exclusive social infrastructure with upscale restaurants, luxury clubs, and Elliot Park for vital green area benefits residents. For safe long-term investments as well as high-net-worth residence, this location is perfect. Dealing with localised intense waterlogging during strong monsoon bursts is the only need for proactive municipal focus.

Officially Mother Teresa Sarani, this central Kolkata hub is the city's entertainment USP, busy with upscale restaurants, clubs, and hotels, therefore ideally suited to urban living. Extremely central, it allows us quick access to business districts such Camac Street and Park Plaza as well as outstanding connectivity through the Park Street Metro Station. We are close to excellent amenities including the Indian Museum. Top hospitals and colleges are available throughout the area. Here, safety seems good. But, rent is unquestionably expensive relative to other parts. I'm most worried about the intense waterlogging during monsoon season, and I hope the KMC would faster mend the potholes on the linking roads around Park Circus.

Believe me, you must be on Park Street! Because of its unmatchable centrality and identity as the premier lifestyle and business center of the city, I rate this 5-stars. Park Plaza is ideally positioned to serve the commercial center and offer great rental income. The MAA Flyover provides easy airport access; with the Park Street Metro Station, connectivity is perfect. Strong safety and great facilities including top hospitals and the Victoria Memorial gardens close by provide the region great pleasures. This is a costly, non-affordable location, though. Severe waterlogging during the rainy season and the obvious closeness of slums like Bibibagan, which occasionally lowers the exclusive character of the area, are the two primary problems.

Bought my apartment in the middle of Kolkata, in a upscale neighbourhood. This region presents unmatched centrality, heritage charm, and lifestyle options all together. Having top-tier stores and restaurants right outside my door, along with metro access and major business centers close by, I feel I wisely invested. Returning to a nice home, I like having walking distance access to the finest culinary and cultural hotspots the city has to offer. Cleaner and smoother pedestrian pathways as well as better drainage in some elderly street portions are one area that has to be addressed. Still, I boldly advise this gorgeous premium location as a singular site to possess and reside. It is an amazing place.

Such a great experience.

Great place to live, Nice places to hangout and spend time with Family. Good Schools and Hospital in vicinity.

Positives: A while ago I lived in Ulwe, and I sensed that a location about to explode. The best thing was the strategic position and future possibility made possible by the Trans-Harbour Link and the new Navi Mumbai International Airport. With Kharkopar and Bamandongri rail stations working, the connection seemed very good. Affordable rental choices were available in the area, which also had Radcliffe School nearby growing, drawing young families and generating significant rental demand.

Negatives: But every day I struggled with the continuous, intense noise pollution, especially late at night. Additionally, I had higher expectations for maintenance of the smaller internal streets and civic cleanliness. The older apartment complexes' water storage capacity was always lacking and urgently required modification.

Positives: Living here gives me unparalleled access to top-notch five-star restaurant possibilities and central Kolkata's magnificent history landmarks. For the daily journey to the IT center, the MAA Flyover link to Salt Lake Sector 5 is a significant professional benefit.

Negatives: I thik some services must be improved to live up to the respect. Firstly, the prompt repair of several linking feeder roads is necessary to get rid of potholes and guarantee more smooth driving. Second, it is imperative to upgrade the general visual appearance and public facilities in areas near Bibibagan. Finally, more frequent and careful maintenance could help the exteriors of several magnificent, century-old business structures. For a truly excellent metropolitan living standard, I want these little operational holes to be addressed.

Positives: Park life Street looks every day like being in the middle of Kolkata's beauty. Its middle position makes everything just a little stroll away; I find this to be rather appealing. Iconic eateries, wonderful cafés, and vitality abound in the neighborhood. With the Park Street Metro Station nearby, connectivity is great and trip across the city is rather simple. Within minutes of Camac Street and Chowringhee's main businesses are great hospitals like Belle Vue and schools like La Martiniere. Here, rental costs and property values never drop.

Negatives: Parking is still a major issue here, especially on weekends, and the dense traffic during rush hour sometimes adds some stress to regular travel.

Positives: As an owner here on Park Street, I truly feel I own a piece of Kolkata's heart. Good connectivity for me results from the proximity to the MAA Flyover and the Park Street Metro Station. Top-tier restaurants and the gorgeous Victoria Memorial gardens close by provide my family a unique, high-end lifestyle that is worth every dime.

Negatives: Often struggling, the century-old brick sewer line can cause major water logging during heavy monsoon rains. The total style of our affluent neighbourhood is influenced by the proximity of next slum colonies like Bibibagan. For a more pleasant walking experience, some ancient street segments need more fluid and cleaner pedestrian paths.

Positives: Park Street's selection was based on energy and access. Being in the core of the city meant that every necessity was nearby, from St. Xavier's to big hospitals like Belle Vue Clinic. The cultural pulse and high security were what I appreciated the most. The devoted Park Street Metro station offered a smooth city link. Although it surely wasn't an inexpensive place, the lifestyle seemed worth the premium as it provided very comfortable living.

Negatives: The century-old drainage system often fought, which resulted in significant waterlogging during the strong monsoon rains. This had always been a great disruption. We also noticed road subsidence caused by aging sewer line leaks, which resulted in erratic, large-scale excavations and repair work.

Positives: Providing effortless trip with the Park Street Metro Station and quick access to the Maa Flyover for airport travel, we are right in Kolkata. With well-known restaurants like Peter Cat and Barbeque Nation characterizing the community, entertainment is literally right at our door. We also have excellent local hospitals and educational facilities. Therefore, every need is satisfied. The holiday lights here are absolutely amazing. Particularly with the central location, the area feels very safe and alive. The neighbourhood spirit is strong.

Negatives: During the extreme wet season, we experience terrible waterlogging and the internal roadways going towards Park. For drivers, circus still have potholes that present a real safety issue.

Positives: Moving to Park Street, Kolkata, I discovered anything particularly unique in its historical charm and core attitude. Right in downtown Kolkata, the area provides great metro accessibility (stations such Park Street and Maidan) and major road connections spanning the city like chowringhee and AJC Bose. Nearby are vast shopping centres, famous restaurants, theatres and cultural attractions. Renting here makes me proud as I am in the center of the city. Going for supper at a traditional restaurant is my favourite aspect.

Negatives: Here I think two items would stand more good. Peak hours present difficult traffic and parking conditions, and some lanes continue to exhibit signs of water-logging during significant rainfall. I would still advise Park Street to anyone looking for a dynamic city life.