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Alcove the 42, Chowringhee, Chowringhee Road, Kolkata Fact Sheet Alcove The 42, Chowringhee, Chowringhee Road, Kolkata Fact Sheet Brochure Alcove The 42, Kolkata Brochure may be downloaded from the link: http://zrks.in/5614184f Overview According to the Urban Dictionary, 42 is the “The Almighty Answer to the Meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything. As calculated by the computer Deep Thought.” Of course, it sounds like science fiction, but there is a wide belief that 42 is indeed the answer to every question in life. We @ The 42, subscribe to the thought process that the perfect living place, can become the answer for the future you dream of as it can provide peace, a sense of home coming and a deep sense of purpose as well. If that was not enough, the 42 is also Eastern India’s tallest residential tower providing a never-seen-before-view of Kolkata past and present within one frame. Needless to add, luxury is a given in everything at the 42. Be it space, the floor plans, the view, the location or the areas open to the residents such as the Club house, reception and so on. Project USP A completely gated community that promotes a sense of community living along with privacy Project provides all the basic amenities that are required to meet all your needs 3-tiered stringent security measures to ensure the safety of all students Covered parking area with reserved spaces for all residents Separate parking spaces for all guests and visitors Several civic amenities such as premium schools, medical centers and hospitality outlets in the neighbourhood Lush green surroundings and exquisite landscaping around the residential units 100 % power back up for building and all common facilities to ensure smooth and uninterrupted running of the same Location Advantages Located at Chowringhee, VIP Road, Kolkata Easy connectivity to major areas of City Kolkata Major schools and hospitals situated at a distance of 5 km Schools and Universities are in proximity to the society Facts Builder Name Alcove Realty Price Range 10 Cr to 16 Cr Size Range 7780 - 7815 Sq.Ft Property Type Apartment Flat Type 4 BHK , 5 BHK Project Status Under Construction Possesion Date Quarter 4 2019 Project Span 3.54 Acres No of Towers 1 Total No of Units 61 RERA Authority: West Bengal Housing Industry Regulatory Authority RERA Registration No: HIRA/P/KOL/2018/000021 Bank Approved Axis Bank HDFC ICICI LIC Housing Finance Ltd Unit Details Property Type Unit Type Saleable Area Floor Plan Apartment 4 BHK + Utility + S R + F Lounge 7780 Sq. Ft. http://zrks.in/90d0529 Apartment 5 BHK + Utility + S R + F Lounge 7815 Sq. Ft. http://zrks.in/ff136a6c Other Information Please refer to the links given below: Master Plan http://zrks.in/7ea8731 E-leaflets http://zrks.in/692c7e86 Location Map http://zrks.in/5c64db50 Videos Click on the link to watch walkthrough of Alcove The 42, Kolkata : Alcove The 42 Walkthrough https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrVLhd_KvBM More Info Call: +91 9716030121, +91 9716040121 Project website: https://www.zricks.com/Alcove-The-42-Chowringhee-Kolkata/36150.
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