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5 Elements 191190 GR Green Line Brochure A Project by Discover better living! GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Chunchgatta Main Road, Near Yelachenahalli Metro Station, J.P. Nagar 2BHK | 1085 - 1225 Sq. ft. 3BHK | 1270 - 1595 Sq. ft. 5 Elements Realty is a Bangalore based company that offers developed plots, custom built villas, bungalows and premium apartments. We are driven by the philosophy of the Five Elements that make up this universe and believe that it is the harmony of the Five Elements within us - Earth, Fire, Air, Water and Akash that bring Happiness and Peace. Wherever these Five Elements reside in harmony, there resides happiness and peace. Through this beautiful philosophy is reflected the cherished principles of 5 Elements Realty. A Project by GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS 2BHK 1085 - 1225 Sq. ft. 3BHK 1270 - 1595 Sq. ft. 28 Individual plans, 112 Apartments 73 3BHK Apartments and 39 2BHK Apartments Welcome to GR Greenline A Project by GR Greenline Convenience 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Comfort Discover Better Living! Living in Bangalore is increasingly a challenge. Far away locations, traffic jams, unreliable electric and water supply – everything is adding to the daily stress and reducing our quality of everyday life. Location GR Greenline is a down-to-earth apartment complex built with you in mind, offering you value-for-money facilities that really matter and offering you a better everyday life. Peace of Mind Wellness Your Comfort - Our Concern You think of your home as your heaven. GR Greenline ensures that your home gives you enough comfort to make it feel like heaven. GR Greenline has well planned apartment layouts which give your privacy with no common walls between any two apartments. Spacious room sizes help you rest and relax in the comfort of your home. GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Your Wellness in Mind Every apartment in GR Greenline is thoughtfully designed as per Vaastu to give you plenty of light and ventilation – the key ingredients for a healthy body and mind. Making Your Everyday Life Better GR Greenline offers you the best of facilities with reliable and round-the-clock water and power backup a multipurpose party hall and a well equipped gym; security services, to name a few. All these add up to de-stress and make your everyday life better. Ensuring Safety of Your Investment We are committed to ensure that every rupee of your hard earned money is always safe. GR Greenline is fully compliant with all legal requirements and the building will be handed over with OC, CC, Approved by BBMP and ‘A’ Khata so that you will never have to worry about safety of your investment. GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS The best way to know us. is to visit us! +91 99026 78888 www.5elementsrealty.com [email protected] A Project by Making Your Every Rupee Count GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS Your investment in a home is a life-time of savings which you handover to us with a trust that you will get the best for your money. You can rest assured that we have maintained strict quality control and a dedicated workforce to Apollo Hospital build GR Greenline with the best of materials whether civil, electrical, plumbing or any other aspect of construction. The Valley School Dayananda Sagar University The Art of Living Metro Cash and Carry Outer Ring Road Yelachenahalli Metro Arekere Mini Forest South City Park Distances from GR Greenline Schools Colleges Green Valley English School 0.5 KM Narayana PU College 2.1 KM RMS International School 1.3 KM Mahesh PU College 2.1 KM Jyothy Kendriya Vidyalaya 1.4 KM Sri Chaitanya PU College 3.3 KM Capitol Public School 1.8 KM KSIT College 3.4 KM Alpine Public School 1.8 KM The Oxford Educational Institution (J.P. Nagar) 3.6 KM Bannerghatta Road Nice Road Kanakapura Road The Brigade School 1.9 KM Universal College of Nursing 3.8 KM Delhi Public School 2.2 KM Dayananda Sagar University 3.9 KM Jain University 6.2 KM Hospital Rajnandini Hospital 0.4 KM Forest and Parks Sri Sai Ram Hospital 1.3 KM Grapes Garden 0.8 KM Bringing Bangalore to your Doorstep Neighbourhood Hospital 1.9 KM RBI Layout Welfare Association Park 1.4 KM Today in Bangalore, nothing is perhaps more important than a location with Rajshekar Multi-Speciality Hospital 3.5 KM Brigade Millenium Park 1.8 KM good connectivity, transport and access to schools and hospitals. Situated Apollo Hospital 3.6 KM L & T South City Park 2.7 KM near to Yelachenahalli Greenline Metro station, GR Greenline is perfectly Fortis Hospital 3.6 KM Arekere Mini Forest 2.7 KM situated with easy access to major roads and conveniences – literally APJ Abdul Kalam Park 2.8 KM bringing Bangalore to your doorstep. Tech Parks Kalyani Magnum Tech park 3.9 KM Malls Global Village Tech Park 11.7 KM Royal Meenakshi Mall 5.0 KM Electronic City 17.9 KM Bangalore Central Mall 5.3 KM Bagmane Tech Park 19.6 KM Vega City Mall 5.5 KM Manyata Tech Park 23.9 KM Gopalan Innovation Mall 5.9 KM Floor-wise Apartment Area UNIT 01 G 1 2 3 UNIT 02 G 1 2 3 UNIT 03 G 1 2 3 1120 Sq.Ft. 1155 Sq.Ft. 1480 Sq.Ft. 2BHK 2BHK 3BHK UNIT 07 G 1 2 3 UNIT 08 G 1 2 3 UNIT 09 G 1 2 3 1160 Sq.Ft. 1540 Sq.Ft. 1270 Sq.Ft. 2BHK 3BHK 3BHK UNIT 13 G 1 2 3 UNIT 14 G 1 2 3 UNIT 15 G 1 2 3 1285 Sq.Ft. 1120 Sq.Ft. 1120 Sq.Ft. 3BHK 2BHK 2BHK UNIT 19 G 1 2 3 UNIT 20 G 1 2 3 UNIT 21 G 1 2 3 1435 Sq.Ft. 1180 Sq.Ft. 1225 Sq.Ft. 3BHK 2BHK 2BHK UNIT 25 G 1 2 3 UNIT 26 G 1 2 3 UNIT 27 G 1 2 3 1395 Sq.Ft. 1395 / 1450 Sq.Ft. 1295 / 1360 Sq.Ft. 3BHK 3BHK 3BHK GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS UNIT 04 G 1 2 3 UNIT 05 G 1 2 3 UNIT 06 G 1 2 3 1480 Sq.Ft. 1435 Sq.Ft. 1595 Sq.Ft. 3BHK 3BHK 3BHK UNIT 10 G 1 2 3 UNIT 11 G 1 2 3 UNIT 12 G 1 2 3 1085 / 1395 Sq.Ft. 1395 Sq.Ft. 1395 Sq.Ft. 2 / 3 BHK 3BHK 3BHK UNIT 16 G 1 2 3 UNIT 17 G 1 2 3 UNIT 18 G 1 2 3 1185 Sq.Ft. 1480 Sq.Ft. 1135 / 1480 Sq.Ft. 2BHK 3BHK 2 / 3 BHK UNIT 22 G 1 2 3 UNIT 23 G 1 2 3 UNIT 24 G 1 2 3 1530 Sq.Ft. 1270 / 1325 Sq.Ft. 1085 / 1395 / 1450 Sq.Ft. 3BHK 3BHK 2 / 3 BHK UNIT 28 G 1 2 3 1120 Sq.Ft. 2BHK GR Greenline 112 LUXURY APARTMENTS UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 5 1120 Sq.ft N E UNIT 6 1155 Sq.ft UNIT 3 UNIT 4 1435 Sq.ft 1595 Sq.ft Master Plan 1480 Sq.ft 1480 Sq.ft N N N N 5’0” WIDE CORRIDOR GARDEN 25’9”X4’9” N GARDEN LIFT 25’9”X5’0” 6’0”X6’0” E UP DN LIFT GARDEN LOBBY UNIT 14 4’6”X8’9” 6’0”X6’0” UP DN LOBBY 1120 Sq.ft GARDEN UNIT 7 25’9”X5’0” Highlights 1160 Sq.ft E GARDEN N N 20’3”X5’0” E • 28 Individual apartment plans E UNIT 10 • 112 2BHK and 3BHK Apartments UNIT 12 UNIT 11 1085/1395 UNIT 9 1395 Sq.ft 1395 Sq.ft 1270 Sq.ft UNIT 13 Sq.ft N • Number of 2 BHK Apartments : 39 1285 Sq.ft UNIT 8 1540 Sq.ft • Number of 3 BHK Apartments : 73 • 1.5 Acre Land Area • Adequate Water Supply (Kaveri Water + Borewell Water) UNIT 15 UNIT 20 UNIT 16 • SBI Approved Project 1120 Sq.ft N UNIT 18 E 1180 Sq.ft 1185 Sq.ft UNIT 17 UNIT 19 1480 Sq.ft 1135/1480 1435 Sq.ft N • Vaastu Compliant Sq.ft N N N 5’0” WIDE CORRIDOR E GARDEN N 25’9”X6’0” LIFT GARDEN 6’0”X6’0” 25’9”X5’6” GARDEN UNIT 21 UP DN UNIT 28 4’6”X8’9” LOBBY Amenities LIFT 1225 Sq.ft 1120 Sq.ft 6’0”X6’0” UP DN GARDEN LOBBY 25’9”X6’9” Childrens Play Area Swimming Pool C S GARDEN N N E 20’3”X5’0” E W Well Equipped Gym R Round the Clock Security E UNIT 26 UNIT 24 UNIT 25 UNIT 23 N UNIT 27 1395/1450 1085/1395/ Rain Water Harvesting 1395 Sq.ft 1270/1325 UNIT 22 I Intercom Facility R 1295/1360 Sq.ft 1450 Sq.ft 1530 Sq.ft Sq.ft Sq.ft C CCTV Surveillance L Landscaped Garden S Sewage Treatment Plant L 4 Lifts ENTRY M Multipurpose Hall C Covered Car Parking WEST BY ROAD EXIT WEST BY ROAD G Generator Power Backup * Salable Area A Project by Specifications Structure Ÿ Foundation & Super structure - RCC footings with framed structure earthquake resistance. Kitchen Ÿ Internal Walls - 100 mm / 4" inch Solid Black granite top with single bowl sink Concrete block masonry with drain board supported with angles Ÿ External Walls - 150 mm / 6" Solid Concrete block masonry Ÿ Roof slab - Reinforced Cement Concrete Slab with waterproofing. Plastering Ÿ Internal - smoothly plastered with lime rendering Ÿ External - with sponge finish Flooring Ÿ Living, Dining, Bed rooms - Vitrified tiles Flooring with skirting Ÿ Kitchen - Vitrified tiles Ÿ Utility - Ceramic tiles Dadoing Ÿ Balcony - Antiskid Ceramic tiles Ÿ Toilets - Antiskid Ceramic tiles Ÿ Staircase - Granite for Staircase & Lobbies Railings Ÿ Balcony - MS Pipe hand rail Painting Ÿ Staircase - MS hand rail Ÿ Interior walls & ceilings - Acrylic Emulsion paint.
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