This unfurnished 3-bedroom, 4-bathroom apartment in Noida's Sector 45 is available for rent at 75 thousand, offering a spacious living area of 2475 Square Feet on the 11th floor of the 19-story Prateek Stylome.
Enjoy a beautiful Pool View from your home, and benefit from a prime location in a safe and secure locality from a reputed builder, making it an ideal choice for females.
The building provides an impressive range of amenities including a gymnasium, swimming pool, badminton court, tennis court, squash court, kids' play areas, jogging/cycle track, power backup, an attached market, and 24 x 7 security for your comfort and convenience.
This home also includes two dedicated parking spaces.
Secure your comfortable living space in this well-appointed residence.
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Prateek Group is a leading realty player in northern India which believes in sustainability as the core philosophy behind all development. It is known for emphasizing upon innovation, creativity, design excellence, value for money propositions for customers and the creation of efficient homes that are in sync with contemporary requirements. Futuristic vision is a major USP at the Group coupled with a customizable approach towards meeting customer needs. Founded in 2005 by civil engineer, Prashant Kumar Tiwari, it has successfully built a gargantuan customer base across multiple segments with a team of skilled management and engineering experts helming projects seamlessly. Several prestigious awards have been bagged by it including Best Affordable Residential Property, Best Developer in Noida, etc. Major Prateek projects include Royal Cliff, Fedora, Wisteria, Laurel, etc. Grand City is a pioneering township that has also won acclaim for Prateek.
I live here as it is famous for being near the Expressway. My experiences with the Botanical Garden metro are great. I like the neighborhood planning. I suggest visiting Jaypee Hospital and Pathways School nearby. I feel disappointed by the high parking fees and frequent power cuts in the colony.