ANTRIKSH SPORTS CITY Sector 150 Noida Reviews (New Launch)

Lowest density project in NCR
Option OF 4 Bedroom Spacious Apartments Vaastu compliant
Ecofriendly
Green building concept
projectAir-conditioned apartment with high speed elevators
woodwork
Interior planned for ample nature light & ventilation
High tech control room for professional facilities
management
24*7 water supply from water softening plant
100% power backup through silent generator
Wi-Fi enabled complex provision for PNG supply

3 BHK+ Servant

Price Rs 80.45 Lac - 97.31 Lac

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