Gurgaon: Clarion Call From The Legend

 

 

The ultra-modern façade with its glossy glass and metal finish glistens amidst 16 sprawling acres that include tennis and squash courts, a swimming pool, a joggers' park and a health and fitness centre. If this sounds like a five-star hotel, you are both right and wrong.

 

Wrong because there is no room service and new guests will not be arriving everyday. Right because this luxury <a href=” http://www.zameen-zaidad.com/search-property.aspx”>residential project,</a> called The Legend, the latest from the real estate developer Clarion Group, promises its residents every possible infrastructural facility and modern amenity possible. This then is a five-star world class residential complex which Manish Agarwal, MD of Clarion group, avers is all set to "set a new benchmark in <a href=” http://www.zameen-zaidad.com/commercial-project.aspx”>real estate development </a>in India".

 

Situated in Sector 57, Sushant Lok III at Gurgaon, this suburban sanctuary consists of 250 ready-to-move-in apartments spread over a 2200-2600 sq. ft. area. The Rs 100 crores invested in the project has been put to good use. The 4-5 bedroom penthouses are designed strictly for those whom one call stylish with terrace gardens overlooking a tranquil water body. Having enjoyed the scenic surroundings – seventy percent of the land consists of open, pastoral greens – the lucky residents can return to apartments that are embellished with (according to specifications) Italian marble, granite or wooden flooring. Other benefits include wooden wardrobes, electrical fixtures and fittings as well as modular kitchens.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      

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Date: 29 July 2008, Tuesday
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