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https://www.propertywala.com/tanna-residency-mumbai Tanna Residency - Prabhadevi, Mumbai 3 & 4 BHK Multistorey Apartment in Tanna Residency Prabhadevi Tanna Residency is providing 3 & 4BHK residential apartment along with all modern amenities and located in Tanna Residency Prabhadevi Mumbai. Project ID : J290581611 Builder: .. Properties: Apartments / Flats, Shops Location: Tanna Residency, Prabhadevi, Mumbai - 400025 (Maharashtra) Completion Date: Nov, 2014 Status: Started Description Tanna Residency is residential project, offering 3 and 4BHK lavishness apartment along with all necessary features and amenities. The project is located in ideal location of Prabhadevi Mumbai from where all the significant area and prime location are only few minutes’ drive away. It covered 3BHK and 4BHK area, and external walls build with Bhui-stone & tiles the main gate of wooden and wrought iron. Type - 3BHK, 4BHK Residential Apartments Location - Prabhadevi Mumbai Price - On Request Features Security Features Lot Features Security Guards Electronic Security Balcony Private Garden Corner Location Intercom Facility Fire Alarm Park Facing Lot Interior Features Basement Woodwork Modular Kitchen Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant Interior Exterior Features Marble Flooring Granite Flooring Reserved Parking Visitor Parking Wooden Flooring Fly Proofing Independent Garage Servant Quarter Recreation Maintenance Swimming Pool Park Fitness Centre / GYM Maintenance Staff Water Supply / Storage Club / Community Center Boring / Tube-well Rain Water Harvesting Waste Disposal RO System Water Softner Land Features General Park/Green Belt Facing Close to Hospital Power Back-up Centrally Air Conditioned Room AC Lifts High Speed Internet Wi-Fi Gallery Pictures Living Room Living Room Bedroom Master Bed Room Power Room Bathroom Kids Room Guest Bathroom Guest Room Kitchen Front View Bandra - Worli Sealink view https://www.propertywala.com/tanna-residency-mumbai Kitchen View from bedroom Kids Bedroom Front View balcony Location Landmarks Religious Places Haji Ali Dargah (<6km), Our Lady of Salvation Church (<1km), St Thomas Cathedral Church (<13km…St. Michael, Mahalaxmi Mandir (<7km), Walkeshwar Temple (<13km), Hari Mandir (<6km), Shree Siddhivinayak Temple (<0.5km…Jai Durga Mitra Mandal (<6km), Ramakrishna Matt Mumbai (<9km), Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir (<10k… BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (<2… Saifee Masjid (<9km), Babulnath Mandir (<10km), Gloria Church (<7km), Jain Temple (<11km), Minara Masjid (<10km), St Peters Church (<6km), Mahim Dargah (<4km), Indian Christian Assembly Chruch (<… Transportation Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airp… Vile Parle Railway Station (<13km), Santacruz Station (<10km), Deonar BEST Bus Colony (<13km), Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (<12km…Wadala Depot Station (<8km), Bombay Flying Club (<12km), Chembur Monorail Station (<12km), MTN/Mumbai Matunga (<4km), Bandra Bus Stop (<6km), Dadar (<2km), Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminu…Wadala Best Depot (<3km), Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (<12km), Mumbai Central (<7km), Ghatkopar (<16km), Mumbai Central Local Station (<8km…Kurla Railway Station (<10km), Churchgate (<13km) Hospitals & Healthcare Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre (<… Lilavati Hospital & Research Centre (… Bombay Hospital & Medical Researc… Saifee Hospital (<10km), Dr Balabhai Nanavati Hospital (<12km…Breach Candy Hospital Trust (<8km), Asian Heart Institute (<9km), Aditya Jyot Eye Hospital (<4km), The Cama & Albless Hospital (<12km… St George Hospital (<12km), GT Hospital (<11km), P. D. Hinduja Hospital (<3km), Holy Family Hospital (<6km), Tata Memorial Hospital (<3km), Rajawadi Hospital (<14km), Wockhardt Global Headquarters (<8k… Pikale Hospital (<4km), Sir JJ Hospital (<9km), Bhatia Hospital (<8km), S. L. Raheja Hospital (<5km) Offices Bombay High Court (<14km), US Consulate General (<9km), Municipal Corporation of Greater Mu… Income Tax Office (<7km), Securities And Exchange Board Of In… Mumbai G.P.O (<12km), Mumbai Crime Branch (<11km), Byculla Police Station (<7km), Brihan Mumbai Mahanagarpalika (<… India Post (<1km), The British Deputy High Commission…J. J. Marg Police Station (<8km), Wadala Police Station (<5km), Nullbazaar Post Office (<9km), Police Station (<7km), Mhada (<6km), Grant Road Post Office (<8km), Kurla West Post Office (<11km), Antop Hill Post Office (<5km), Foreign Post Office (<13km) Banks & ATMs Reserve Bank of India (<13km), Bombay Stock Exchange (<14km), YES BANK Limited (<5km), Small Industries Develop Bank Of Ind… Citibank (<13km), Dena Bank (<8km), ICICI Prudential Life Insurance (<1km… HSBC (<13km), Axis Bank (<13km), Bank Of India - Maheshwari Udyan (<…State Bank of India (<3km), JPMorgan Chase Bank (<9km), DSP Merrill Lynch (<14km), Bank of Baroda (<7km), Income Tax Office (<7km), Bank (<3km), Standard Chartered Bank (<10km), Dena Bank (<6km), Union Bank Of India (<14km) Recreation Wankhede Stadium (<12km), Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sanghralaya (<… Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum (<6km), Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sa… Hanging Garden (<10km), Byculla Zoo (<6km), Shivaji Park (<2km), Azad Maidan (<12km), BIG Cinemas METRO (<12km), Five Gardens (<4km), Horniman Circle Garden (<13km), Maheshwari Udyan (<4km), Cross Maidan (<13km), The Arts Trust (<13km), Royal Opera House Cinema (<10km), Cinemax Sion (<6km), Capitol Cinema (<12km), Nehru Science Centre (<5km), Joseph Baptista Garden (<8km), Adlabs Films Ltd (<8km) Education Tata Institute of Social Sciences (<13… Elphinstone College (<14km), D.G. Ruparel College (<3km), Jai Hind College (<13km), Institute of Chemical Technology (<… Don Bosco Institute Of Technology (… Vidyalankar Institute of Technology (… Wilson College (<10km), Government Polytechnic Mumbai (<… Sies College Of Commerce & Econom…Veermata Jijabai Technological Instit… K.C Law College (<14km), https://www.propertywala.com/tanna-residency-mumbai SIES High School (<5km), Green Lawns High School (<9km), David Sassoon Library & Reading Ro… Cathedral and John Connon Middle … The Asiatic Society Mumbai Town H… Doctor Antonio Da Silva High Schoo… Our Lady of Perpetual Succour High … Hotels & Guest Houses The Oberoi Mumbai (<14km), Grand Hyatt Mumbai (<10km), Hotel Marine Plaza (<14km), Bawa International (<13km), Intercontinental Marine Drive (<13km…Hotel Sahara Star (<13km), Sofitel Mumbai BKC (<10km), Astoria Hotel (<13km), The Orchid (<13km), Hotel Metro Palace (<6km), Hotel Royal Castle (<9km), Hotel Arma Court (<6km), Hotel Residency Fort (<13km), Executive Enclave (<8km), Hotel Manama (<12km), HOTEL JUHU PLAZA (<11km), Avion Hotel (<13km), Four Seasons (<4km), The Ambassador Mumbai (<13km), Hotel New Bengal (<11km) Restaurants & Clubs BlueFrog (<3km), Yazdani Bakery (<13km), Soma (<10km), Olive Bar & Kitchen (<8km), Aer (<4km), Goa Portuguesa (<3km), Pizza By The Bay (<13km), Chetana Vegetarian Restaurant (<14k…China Gate (<5km), Cafe Mangii (<8km), Royal China (<13km), Hawaiian Shack (<7km), McDonalds (<2km), Royal Orchid Hotel (<13km), San-Qi (<4km), Highway Gomantak (<7km), Kala Ghoda Cafe (<14km), Copper Chimney (<5km), Quattro (<4km), Pizza Hut (<10km) Shopping High Street Phoenix (<4km), Yazdani Bakery (<13km), Airtel (<12km), Good Earth (<4km), Bharat Diamond Bourse (<9km), Atria The Millennium Mall (<5km), UPL Vashudha Project (<8km), Vodafone Store (<1km), Phoenix Marketcity (<14km), Rhythm House Pvt Ltd (<14km), The Bombay Store (<13km), fabindia (<9km), Exclusive Mega Store (<8km), Neeta Lulla Flagship Store (<10km), Mordani Interiors (<9km), Royal Enfield (<7km), R City (<18km), Designer Studio (<7km), Infinity Cars (<5km), Fabindia (<13km) * All distances are approximate Properties Type Area Posession Price * 1BHK Apartment / Flat 364 SqFeet - ₹ 16.5 lakhs 1BHK Apartment / Flat 570 SqFeet - ₹ 22.8 lakhs 1BHK Apartment / Flat 650 SqFeet - ₹ 1.15 crore 1BHK Apartment / Flat 650 SqFeet - ₹ 40 lakhs 2BHK Apartment / Flat 895 SqFeet - ₹ 35.8 lakhs 2BHK Apartment / Flat 915 SqFeet - ₹ 1.8 crore 2BHK Apartment / Flat 970 SqFeet - - 2BHK Apartment / Flat 1100 SqFeet - ₹ 1.29 crore 4BHK Apartment / Flat 2325 SqFeet - ₹ 2.65 crores Shop 151 SqFeet - ₹ 9.75 lakhs * Data has been collected from publicly available sources and may not be up to date. 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