Apartments/Flat for sale in Bengaluru, Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 24/Dec/2024 11:30 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-27521
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area: 1230.00
Builtup Area: NA
Address
RESIDENTIAL APPARTMENT BEARING NO 34034, LEVEL-3, SECOND FLOOR, TOWER-4, "PRESTIGE FALCON CITY’ DODDAKALLASANDRA & KONANAKUNTE VILLAGE UTTARAHALLI HOBLI, BANGLORE SOUTH TALUK
Additional Details
All that Residential Apartment bearing No. 34034, Level – 3, Second Floor, situated in Buidling No. 3, Tower No. 4, in the project viz. PRESTIGE FALCON CITY, developed on the property measuring (i) 02 acres 23 guntas in Sy no 31/2, (ii) 02 acres 08 guntas in Sy no 32/1, (iii) 01 acre 31 guntas in sy no 32/2 , (iv) 01 acre 36 guntas in sy no 32/3,(v) 01 acre 23 guntas in Sy no 32/4, (vi) 03 acres 08 guntas in sy no 34/1, (vii) 03 acres 02 guntas in sy no 35/1, (viii) 03 acres 02 guntas in sy no 35/2, (ix) 00 acre 27.68 guntas in sy no 36/1A(part), (x) 01 acre 24 guntas in sy no 36/2A, (xi) 01 acre 13 guntas in sy no 36/2b, situated at doddakallasandra village, uttarahalli hobli, Bangalore south Taluk , (xii) 03 acres 20 guntas in Sy no 41/2 (part), (xiii) 02 acres 32 guntas in sy no 42 and (xiv) 01 acre 16 guntas in sy no 43/1b, situated at konanakunte village, uttarahalli hobli, Bangalore south taluk, in all measuring 30 acres 25.68 guntas and presently bearing municipal no 1182/Sy no 31/2,32/1,32/3,32/4,34/1,35/2,35/1,36/2A,41/2,40,41/3,42,43/1b,36/1a, 36/2b, 37/1,38/1,38/2, 37/2, 36/1b, 36/1c (in the records of bruhat Bangalore mahanagara palike) and situated at Doddakallasandra in Municipal ward no 197 of Uttarahalli division, Bangalore Property and Apartment measuring 842 Sq. Ft. of carpet area and 388 Sq. Ft. of proportionate share in common areas such as passages, lobbies, lifts, staircases and other areas of common use and totally measuring 1230 Sq. Ft. of super built up area with right to use ONE Linked covered car parking space in the Lower/Upper Basement Floor and the apartment
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