2 Bedroom 905 Sq.Ft. Apartment in Malad East Mumbai
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K Raheja Heights
2 Bedroom 905 Sq.Ft. Apartment in Malad East Mumbai
Listing ID: #10444108
₹ 75,000
/ Per Month
Deposit Amount:₹ 2 L
Area
Built-up Area
905
Sq.Ft.
Sq.ft.
Sq.metre
Sq.yards
Bedroom
2 Bedrooms
Additional Spaces
Store Room
Bath
2 Bathrooms
Floor
8th of 17 Floors
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Furnishing Status
Semi-Furnished
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Situated in the vibrant Malad East, this semi-furnished two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is available for rent.
Offering a spacious 905 square feet of living space on the 8th floor of the K Raheja Heights project, this home presents a comfortable and convenient lifestyle with a pleasant road view.
The building boasts extensive amenities, including a gymnasium, rooftop swimming pool, luxurious clubhouse, central air conditioning, and home automation for a modern living experience.
Security is paramount with 24 x 7 security, CCTV surveillance, and fire fighting systems, complemented by advanced technology features and seismic zone compliance.
Practicalities are well covered with 24*7 water supply, power backup, and ample parking options including basement and car parking.
Residents can enjoy integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, high-speed elevators, and eco-friendly features like rain water harvesting and a sewage treatment plant.
This apartment offers a well-rounded living environment within a IGBC certified building.
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One of India’s most reputed and biggest realty players, K Raheja Corp has experience of six decades as a premium destination developer. The Group has businesses in residential, retail, hospitality, retail development, etc. along with other verticals like integrated townships and commercial business districts. It aims at delivering standout spaces to customers which are supremely functional without compromising on aesthetic value. It has also been acknowledged for its commitment towards green building. An understanding with CII-Green Building Council way back in the year 2007 led to development of several such structures. There are several Gold and Platinum certified green projects developed by it across diverse locations. The company has received recognition at global forums along with several prestigious awards. Some well known K Raheja projects include Viva, Vistas, Vivarea, Quiescent heights, etc. across cities like Mumbai, Goa, Pune, Hyderabad and Bangalore.
Malad East is a suburb locality in northern Mumbai city which is famous for its prime residential complexes and high–end features. It comes under the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation and zone D.C.P.
According to the census 2011, Malad East and West jointly hold the title of the most populated ward in Mumbai city.
The earliest history of the region can be traced back to the 16th century when it was a cluster of villages a
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Malad East is my residence; I find great pleasure here. My daily life seems cozy since I lately relocated. Walking about feels safe and everyone is amicable. Local train and Metro make my simplest travel path, hence heading to work in Goregaon or Andheri seems easy. Knowing that Sai Kripa Hospital and Suchak Hospital are nearby eases my mind. Around for families, too, are excellent institutions like VIBGYOR High. I often wander around Sanctuary and park areas or head to Inorbit, Oberoi, and Infinity Mall for amusement. For improved neighborhood living, I think pedestrian walkways need attention and more calm parks should soon be incorporated.