Apartments/Flat for sale in Eluru, Eluru, Andhra Pradesh
Asset Details
Reserve Price:
Date of E-Auction: 29/Jan/2025 10:30 
Assets Code: BOA-EB-457803
Ownership Type: Freehold 
Status of Possession: Symbolic
Carpet Area (Sq feet): None
Builtup Area (Sq feet): NA
Address
All that part and parcel of vacant land admeasuring an extent of 287.70 Sq. Yds., in R.S. No.115, Plot No.44, Near D.No.:27-21-2, in Road No. 10(Mini Bypass Road), Postal Colony, Srinivasa Nagar, Eluru City, West Godavari District owned by Smt. Prasadapu Lakshmi, W/o Venkateswara Rao & Smt. Prasadapu Sarada, W/o Sai Babu. Boundaries of property divided into Item no.1: A vacant site measuring 102.33 Sq. Yds.on the East by: Site of P.Lakshmion the West by: Property of Y.Hymavathi and Y.Vijayakumarion the North by: 2nd item joint wayon the South by: Plot no.43 belongs to M.Ramatatayyaand Item no.2: A vacant site admeasuring 21.82 Sq. yds.on the East by: Site of P.Lakshmion the West by: Roadon the North by: Plot no.45 belongs to D.V.Basava Rajuon the South by: 1st item
Additional Details
All that part and parcel of vacant land admeasuring an extent of 287.70 Sq. Yds., in R.S. No.115, Plot No.44, Near D.No.:27-21-2, in Road No. 10(Mini Bypass Road), Postal Colony, Srinivasa Nagar, Eluru City, West Godavari District owned by Smt. Prasadapu Lakshmi, W/o Venkateswara Rao & Smt. Prasadapu Sarada, W/o Sai Babu. Boundaries of property divided into Item no.1: A vacant site measuring 102.33 Sq. Yds.on the East by: Site of P.Lakshmion the West by: Property of Y.Hymavathi and Y.Vijayakumarion the North by: 2nd item joint wayon the South by: Plot no.43 belongs to M.Ramatatayyaand Item no.2: A vacant site admeasuring 21.82 Sq. yds.on the East by: Site of P.Lakshmion the West by: Roadon the North by: Plot no.45 belongs to D.V.Basava Rajuon the South by: 1st item
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