Vardhman eta residency greater Noida

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Location Advantage

New Delhi railway station is just 30 KM away

Nearest metro (Noida City Center) is 8 KM

Just 8 km from fortis hospital

8 kms (approx) from JIIT (Jaiprakash Institute of Information Technology)

Atta market is at 20 minuts drive

You can reach DND in 25 minuts

Distance from Kalindi kunj is 12 km

Adjacent to Gaur City-2 Noida Extension

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