Apartments/Flat for sale in Coimbatore, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 25/Dec/2024 11:30 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-39468
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area: 5300.00
Builtup Area: NA
Address
In Coimbatore Registration District, Gandhipuram Sub Registration District, Coimbatore North Taluk , Old SF Nos. 232 & 233, Sivanantha Colony, Tatabad 2nd Street, Flat No. B constructed in the Second Floor in the Residential Complex known as “Dakshin Enterprises White Springs" pINCODE-641 012
Additional Details
In Coimbatore Registration District, Gandhipuram Sub Registration District, Coimbatore North Taluk , Old SF Nos. 232 & 233, Sivanantha Colony, Tatabad 2nd Street, within Coimbatore Municipality Ward No. K (11), Old TS No. 55/2A2 & 56/2A2, New TS No. 1791, II Layout of the Dr.Sivananda Nagar Co-operative House Building Society Limited, Plan No. LPH/DTP/88/1961 dated 20.6.1961, in this Plot No.31 is bounded as follows:On the South - 20 feet width roadOn the West - Site No.30On the North - Plot No.24On the East - Plot No.32Within this, On the Northern side running East-West 53 feetOn the Southern side running East-West 53 feetOn the Western side running North-South 100 feet,On the Eastern side running North-South 100 feet,Admeasuring an extent of 5300 sq ft or 12 cents and 68 sq ft house sites together with right to use the roads and all other common amenities.In the above mentioned land, an extent of 667.17 sq ft undivided share.In the above mentioned land, Flat No. B constructed in the Second Floor in the Residential Complex known as “Dakshin Enterprises White Springs” measuring 1798.99 sq ft together with all other appurtenances attached thereon. Property Tax Assessment No. 50341394Electricity Service Connection No. 03-010-005-2117Water Service Connection No. 50341771 (common).The above property is situated in Dr. Sivananda Nagar and within the Coimbatore Corporation Limits and is in the name of Mrs. Mangayarkarasi.K. w/o Karthikeyan.
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