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Beauty Greenstone Heritage https://www.propertywala.com/beauty-greenstone-heritage-mumbai Beauty Greenstone Heritage - Chatrapati Shiva… This is an unmatched Residential property Beauty Greenstone Heritage by Beauty Lifestyle and homes at Fort in Mumbai offers residential project that host 1, 2 and 3 bhk apartments in various sizes. Project ID: J684118967 Builder: Beauty Lifestyle and homes Location: Beauty Greenstone Heritage,Fort, Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus Area, Mumbai (Maharashtra) Completion Date: Oct, 2023 Status: Started Description Beauty Greenstone Heritage, developed by Beauty Lifestyles and Homes which offers you (Phase 1) 1 BHK, 2 BHK & 3 BHK Apartments worth an Carpet area of 378 Sq.ft to 1323 Sq.ft & (Phase 2) 1 BHK, 2 BHK & 3 BHK Apartments worth an Carpet area of 394 Sq.ft to 1102 Sq.ft. The complex provides you 21 floors built up on 0.27 acres of land with 2 iconic Towers and 263 Units. The project offers plenty of benefits that includes prime location, comfortable and lavish lifestyle, great amenities, healthy surroundings and high return. It is one of the most reputable address of the city with easy access to many famed schools, shopping areas, hospitals, recreational areas near by. RERA No : Wing D P51900002372 / Wing E, F P51900008300 Amenities : Lift Water Storage Landscaped Garden Fire Fighting Systems Car Parking Rain Water Harvesting Piped-gas 24X7 Water Supply Power Backup Beauty Lifestyles and Homes , is a group of dynamic individuals committed to quality construction. Time lines and client satisfaction are two staunch pillars that guide the working of the firm. The management has been instruments in delivering a large number of High-End luxury apartments and multi-story apartments. It has built a reputation for quality in construction, transparent and financial dealings and on- time delivery. Features Luxury Features Security Features Power Back-up Lifts High Speed Internet Electronic Security Lot Features Exterior Features Balcony Reserved Parking Recreation Maintenance Swimming Pool Park Fitness Centre / GYM Maintenance Staff Water Supply / Storage Club / Community Center Rain Water Harvesting Gallery Pictures Elevation Location https://www.propertywala.com/beauty-greenstone-heritage-mumbai Landmarks Hotel West End Hotel (<1km), Hotel New Bengal (<0.5km), Taj Mahal Tower Mumbai (<4km), Residency Hotel (<2km), Ripon Palace Hotel (<4km), The Ambassador Marine Drive (<2km…Bentley, Hotel Windsor Mumbai (<1km), ITC Grand Central Hotel Mumbai (<8…Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai (<8km), Abode Bombay (<3km), Hotel Travellers Inn (<2km), Hotel Marine Plaza Mumbai (<3km), Regent Hotel (<4km), OYO 16119 Hotel Oliver (<4km), Ascot Hotel (<4km), Hotel Antique (<5km), Hotel Blue Bird (<5km), Celeste Hotel (<5km), Hotel Happy Home (<5km), The St. Regis Mumbai (<8km), Hotel Popular Palace (<1km), Fariyas Hotel Mumbai (<4km), National Restaurant (<2km), Konkan Cafe @ Hotel Taj President (… Restaurant & Shops Fashion Street Market (<2km), Bhagat Tarachand (<0.5km), Mahesh Lunch Home (<2km), 5 spice (<2km), Gaylord (<2km), Delhi Darbar (<3km), Pizza By The Bay (<2km), Chirabazar Fish Market (<1km), Aram (<1km), Nokia Solutions Partner (<2km), Mahavir NX (<1km) Shopping Centre Bhuleshwar Market (<1km), Manish Market (<0.5km), High Street Phoenix (<8km), Colaba Market (<4km) Public Transport CST Railway Station East-Entrance 1 … Churchgate Railway Station (<2km), CST Railway Station East-Entrance 3 … CST Railway Station West-Entrance 2… Mumbai Central Railway Station (<5k…Grant Road Railway Station (<4km), Marine Lines Railway Station (<2km), CST Railway Station West-Entrance 4… Charni Road Railway Station East (<3… Masjid (<1km), G T Hospital (<0.5km), Charni Road Railway Station (<2km), Sandhurst Road Railway Station (<3k… Lion Recreation Carnival Cinemas (<1km), Marine Drive (<2km), Taraporewala Aquarium (<2km), Metro Cinema (<1km), Jehangir Art Gallery (<3km), Alankar Cinema (<2km), Regal Cinemas (<3km), Eros Theatre (<2km), Colaba Causeway (<4km), Haji Ali Mosque (<7km), Cross Maidan (<1km), Bombay Gymkhana Club (<1km) Building Silk House (<1km), Marine Tower (<1km), Wellington Terrace (<1km), Rafai Tower (<1km), Nirmal Park (<6km), Crystal Tower (<2km) Landmark/Attraction Mumba Devi Temple (<1km), Gateway of India (<4km), Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminal (<1km), Mumbai High Court (<2km), Old Customs House (<2km), St Thomas Cathedral (<2km), Rajabai Clock Tower (<3km), Afghan Church (<7km), Mumbadevi Mandir (<1km) Hospitals & Clinics NM Medical (<1km), Bombay Hospital (<1km), Prince Aly Khan Hospital (<4km), SVP Road Municipal Dispensary (<2k… Habib Hospital (<2km), Atmasing Jessasing Bankerbihar Mun… Kalajyot Hospital (<4km), Sir H. 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Reliance Foundation Hospit… Museum Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sa… Nehru Planetarium (<8km) Business & Services Town Hall (Asiatic Society Library) (<… ATM/Bank/Exchange Punjab National Bank (<1km), Federal Bank-Crawford Market (<0.5… Dena Bank-Thakurdwar Branch (<2k… Axis Bank-Fort (<2km), Standard Chartered Bank-Fort-Entran… Educational Facility Jai Hind College (<2km) Taxi Stand Nair Hospital (<5km) Snacks/Fast food Parsi Dairy Farm (<1km) * All distances are approximate Properties Beauty Greenstone Heritage News https://www.propertywala.com/beauty-greenstone-heritage-mumbai Taking beauty and fashion to the highest peaks in the industry is Shagun Gupta, captivating people with her talents as a beauty expert 3 days ago - Shagun Gupta - her flagship label specializes in creating signature looks that by all means entice and allure people and have attracted clientele full of biggies in the industry. more A village at Sea 24 hours ago - As you drive down the Bandra Worli Sea Link, the skyline dotted with skyscrapers is quite startling. As you look down, you notice a triangular piece of land jut ... more UP goes pop: Small town is big in popular culture, and Uttar Pradesh is where it’s all happening 12 days ago - The small town is big in popular culture, be it films, series or music. And Uttar Pradesh is where it is all happening. What appeal does the state have that it connects with audiences across the ... more Bandish Bandits review: Naseeruddin Shah towers over web series 10 days ago - Shot on location in Rajasthan and Mumbai, the series opens in Jodhpur ... music that is handed as a ‘dharohar’ (heritage) from teacher to student, taught painstakingly over the years, to a more rapid ... more Ramesh explains what it’s like covering Asian Games even before he turned 18 23 days ago - Ramesh was a student of DAV School. He first contributed to the school magazine with an essay called ‘My trip to Cape Comorin’. 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