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Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas https://www.propertywala.com/vatsalya-ambrosia-farm-villas-nagpur Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas - Wardha Road,… Villas for sale available at Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas presented by Vatsalya Group with Villas for sale available at Wardha Road, Nagpur Project ID : J919009181 Builder: Vatsalya Group Properties: Farm Houses Location: Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas, Wardha Road area, Nagpur (Maharashtra) Completion Date: Jan, 2016 Status: Started Description Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas is a new launch by Vatsalya Group. The project is located at Wardha Road,Nagpur. The project offers an option of luxurious villas. The site is well equipped with modern day amenities and facilitates all major needs of its residents. The site is well connected by different modes of transportation and is in close proximity of various civic utilities. Amenities Club House Theater Multipurpose Hall Swimming Pool Gym Cafeteria Sports Facility Kids Play Area Park Paved Compound Vatsalya group comprises of Vatsalya Realities, Vatsalya Builders and Devlopers Pvt. Ltd. and Vastu Vishwa Developers Pvt. Ltd. Vatsalya, with it USP proudly being transparency, reliability and trust. The group believe in using our business acumen in recognizing opportunities and exploring these potentials for the benefit of our clients. The Vatsalya group is Central India's biggest Real Estate Company Which deals in crystal-clear-plot transactions in a professional manner. Features Luxury Features Security Features Power Back-up Centrally Air Conditioned Lifts Security Guards Electronic Security RO System High Speed Internet Wi-Fi Intercom Facility Lot Features Lot Private Terrace Balcony Private Garden Basement Corner Location Park Facing Interior Features Exterior Features Woodwork Modular Kitchen Reserved Parking Independent Garage Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant Recreation Maintenance Swimming Pool Park Fitness Centre / GYM Maintenance Staff Water Supply / Storage Club / Community Center Boring / Tube-well Waste Disposal Water Softner Land Features General Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant Power Back-up Centrally Air Conditioned Club / Community Center Adjacent to Main Road Room AC High Speed Internet Wi-Fi Park/Green Belt Facing Water Connection Electric Connection Close to Hospital Close to School Close to Shopping Center/Mall Other features clubhouse and recreational center Gallery Pictures https://www.propertywala.com/vatsalya-ambrosia-farm-villas-nagpur Aerial View Floor Plans Floor Plan Location Landmarks Hospitals & Healthcare Aayush Dental Clinic & Orthodontic … The Apollo Clinic (<5km), Central Neurological Medical Institut… Mure Memorial Hospital (<7km), Care Hospital (<6km), Parijatak Kerala Ayurvedic Panchkarm… Wockhardt Heart Hospital (<5km), Lata Mangeshkar Hospital (<9km), Wockhardt Hospital (<4km), Dr. Sanjay K Jaiswal (<6km), Galaxy Vidarbha Diagnostics Pvt Ltd … Dr Vaibhav Bagaria - CARE Hospital (… Cancer Care Clinic & Hospital (<6km…Getwell Hospital and Research Institu…Ortho Relief Hospital & Research Cen… Govt. Dental College & Hospital Nag… Rainbow Medinova Diagnostic Servic…Dighori Bus Stop Near Kale Piles Hos… Sengupta Hospital And Research Inst… Spandan Diagnostics & Healthcare (<… Offices Regional Passport Office (<10km), Police Station (<7km), Police Station Pachpaoli (<11km), Ravi Nagar Post Office (<8km), India Post (<8km), Ambazari (<8km), Central Bureau Of Investigation (<10… Gandhibagh Police Station (<10km), Hasanbaug Police Chowki (<10km), Devyani Marriage Bureau (<6km), Gittikhadan Police Station (<11km), High Court - Nagpur (<9km), Police Station (<2km), Sitabuldi Police Station (<7km), Police Control Room - Nagpur (<8km…Mahanubhavvivah.com (<13km), Nagpur Police Assistance Booth (<4k…Kotwali Police Station (<9km), Traffic Police Nagpur (<8km), Indora Police Station (<12km) Transportation Dighori Bus Stop Near Kale Piles Hos… Nagpur Improvement Trust Bustop (… Tehsil Karyalaya Nagpur (<8km), S.T. Stand Bus Stop (<7km), Maharashtra Rajya Marga Privahan M…Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Internation… Rajlaxmi Travels (<9km), Dighori Bus Stop (<10km), Morris College T Point Bus Stop (<7k… Auto-rick stand (<8km), Sai Sakahar Pure Veg (<7km), tin nal chowk (<10km), ganjakhet chowk (<10km), gandhibagh (<10km), Narsingh Talkies Bus Stand (<9km), Cotton Market Bus Stand (<8km), Sakardhara Bus Stop (<8km), WCL Bus Stand (<10km), Subhash Nagar Bus Station (<5km), Khapri Railway Station (<8km) Recreation VCA Stadium (<9km), Vidharba Cricket Association Stadium…Maharajbagh Zoo (<7km), Zero Mile Stone India (<8km), Raman Science Centre & Planetarium…Sudama Theater (<6km), Jaishree Talkies (<8km), Ambazari Garden (<6km), Telankhedi Gardan (<9km), Kasturchand Park (<9km), Krazy Castle Amusement Park (<5km…Sangam Adlabs (<9km), Liberty Theater (<9km), Alankar Talkies (<6km), Kamal Theatre (<12km), Regal Theatre (<7km), Anand Theatre (<7km), Natraj Theatre (<9km), Regent Cinema (<7km) Religious Places Deekshabhoomi (<4km), BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (<1… Tekdi Ganesh Mandir (<8km), Church Of North India (<9km), Seminary Hills Balaji Temple (<10km), Kingsway Church (<9km), Lourd Mata Church (<10km), Meetha Neem Shareef (<8km), Gurudwara Singh Sabha (<10km), Mahanubhav Parmarg Adhyan Mand…Shiva Temple (<7km), Telenkhedi Hanuman Mandir (<9km), Mahalaxmi Devasthan Temple (<9km…Shankar Nagar Hanuman Mandir (<5…Sant Guru Ghasidas Gurudwara (<14k… Bohra Masjid (<10km), Hanuman Mandir (<12km), Indora Buddha Vihar (<12km), Saibaba Temple (<2km), Datta Mandir (<8km) https://www.propertywala.com/vatsalya-ambrosia-farm-villas-nagpur Shopping Charu Boutique (<7km), Cakes and Cookies (<5km), John Players (<6km), Matru Sewa Sangh (<9km), The Raymond Shop (<8km), Zodiac Clothing Company Pvt Ltd. (<…Big Bazar (<8km), Roopam Sarees & Dress Material (<9… Pantaloons (<8km), Reliance Trends Store (<8km), Visual Vibrations (<4km), World Of Titan (<9km), Kalazone Silk Mills (<6km), Woodland (<8km), Fabindia Overseas Private Limited (<… WE PLUS OPTICALS (<6km), Ketan Hyundai (<10km), Basics Life Nagpur (<8km), Liberty Exclusive Showroom (<7km), Bata Shoe Store (<8km) Banks & ATMs Canara Bank (<10km), Axis Bank Ltd (<8km), IDBI Bank - Laxminagar (<3km), Dena Bank - Dharampeth (<6km), IDBI (<9km), Corporation Bank (<8km), Reserve Bank of India (<8km), State Bank Of India - Main Branch (<… State Bank of India (<12km), Life Insurance Corporation Of India (… Accounting Academy (<6km), Think Consultants - Wealth Manager… IDBI Bank (<8km), Bank Of Maharastra - Sitabuldi Branc… Andhra Bank - Nagpur Main Branch … Bank of India (<9km), Indian Overseas Bank Regional Office…lic (<5km), IDBI Bank (<6km), Vijaya Bank (<10km) Hotels & Guest Houses The Pride Hotel (<2km), Hotel Siddhartha Inn (<10km), Tuli International (<9km), Hotel Airport Centre Point (<1km), The Nagpur Ashok (<4km), Hotel Hardeo (<7km), Hotel Dua Continental (<9km), Hotel Centre Point (<5km), Radisson Blu Hotel Nagpur (<1km), Hotel Orange City (<7km), Shree Gayatri Inn (<4km), Tuli Hotels & Resorts (<5km), Rajbhavan (<10km), Hotel Status (<7km), Hotel Skylark (<9km), Hotel Blue Diamond (<8km), Vora Corporate Inn-Hotels in Nagpu… Hotel Amrta (<7km), Hotel LB (<9km), Girls Hostel in Nagpur - Shembekar S… Education Nagpur University (<7km), Government Polytechnic (<10km), Tripude Institute Of Management Ed… Lakshminarayan Institute of Technol… Sevadal Mahila Mahavidyalaya (<8km…Indian Institute Of Distance Educatio… G.S.College Of Commerce and Econo…G. 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Raisoni Institute of Information… Atlanta Computer Institute (<7km), The Swaminarayan School (<13km), C P & Berar High School (<8km), Dadasaheb Balpande College Of Pha… North Point School (<8km), Arizon Education & Informatics (<4k… Mohta Science College (<8km), Indira Gandhi Medical College (<9km…Somalwar School (<2km), MKSSS, Centre Point School (<11km) Restaurants & Clubs Cakes and Cookies (<5km), Cafe Coffee Day (<9km), Big Bazar (<8km), Arya Bhawan (<6km), Coffee N U Lounge (<4km), Chevy, Domino, Indian Coffee House (<9km), Ajit Bakery Sweets & Snacks (<6km), Dwarka Vegetarian Restaurant (<2km…Cafe Coffee Day (<5km), Cafe Coffee Day (<8km), Juiceb (<8km), Cafe Coffee Day - Maitri (<5km), Cafe Coffee Day (<12km), Mr Beans Coffey House (<6km), Fionaa Lounge and Restaurant (<6km…Krishnum Restaurant (<2km), Nirali Cooking & Baking Classes (<10… Nottee Resto n Lounge (<8km) * All distances are approximate Properties Type Area Posession Price * 3 Bedroom Farm House 1224 SqFeet - - 3 Bedroom Farm House 11000 SqFeet - ₹ 30 - 40 lacs 3 Bedroom Farm House 22000 SqFeet - ₹ 1 - 1.5 crores * Data has been collected from publicly available sources and may not be up to date. Properties available in 'Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas' 3BR Farm for sale in Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas, Wardha… 1.3 crore 22000 SqFeet Farm House @ Rs.591/SqFeet ID: P3224849 — Posted: 23 days by Krishnakumar Chheniya 3 BHK Luxurious Farm Villas,green landscaping & club house (Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm… Premium Luxurious Apartments Nagpur...Is the Fastest Emerging City In India And Best Investment Destination. And Ambrosia Farms Is Located In Central India's Fastest Growing Wardha Road In Nagpur. Wardha Road-The New Address For Nagpur Growth Story... ******AMBROSIA FARMS VILLAS... more details Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas News Expert Reviews on Vatsalya Ambrosia Farm Villas Explore More Information Report a problem with this listing Projects in Nagpur Is any information on this page outdated or Brokers in Nagpur incorrect? Report it! 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