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Surendra Mody Raman Tara Heights - Kalbade… an Epitome of Elegance and Simplicity https://www.propertywala.com/surendra-mody-raman-tara-heights-mumbai Surendra Mody Raman Tara Heights - Kalbade… An epitome of elegance and simplicity. Surendra Mody Raman Tara Heights by Surendra Mody at Kalbadevi, Mumbai offers residential project that host 1 bhk and 2 bhk apartments in various sizes. Project ID: J463321189 Builder: Surendra Mody Location: Surendra Mody Raman Tara Heights, Kalbadevi, Mumbai (Maharashtra) Completion Date: Dec, 2017 Status: Completed Description Surendra Mody Raman Tara Heights by Surendra Mody located at Kalbadevi, Mumbai. The project spread over 157 to 306 sqft. comprising of 1 and 2 bhk apartments. The project is equipped with key amenities including rainwater harvesting, children's play area, gymnasium, fire safety system etc & well connected with other parts of city and has all the basic utilities nearby. Amenities: Water Supply Fire Fighting System Rain Water Harvesting Children's Play Area Gymnasium Lift Available Surendra Mody is a real estate development and has many luxurious projects which provide all amenities and features to it's customers. Features Luxury Features Security Features Power Back-up Lifts High Speed Internet Security Guards Fire Alarm Lot Features Exterior Features Balcony Reserved Parking Recreation Maintenance Park Fitness Centre / GYM Maintenance Staff Water Supply / Storage Rain Water Harvesting Land Features Water Connection Electric Connection Close to Hospital Close to School Close to Shopping Center/Mall Gallery Pictures Front View Elevation Location https://www.propertywala.com/surendra-mody-raman-tara-heights-mumbai Landmarks Hotel West End Hotel (<1km), The Taj Mahal Palace (<4km), Hotel New Bengal (<1km), Hotel Residency Fort (<2km), Hotel Ripon Palace (<3km), Kshanbar Vishranti (<3km), Four Seasons Hotel (<7km), BENTLEY, Abode Bombay (<4km), Hotel City Palace (<2km), Hotel Travellers Inn (<3km), Fountain Hotel (<3km), The ST. 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