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Provident hormony offers 1 & 3BHK Off Thanisandra Main Road ,Bangalore.
Provident Harmony
Provident Harmony is located in Chokkanahalli, off Thanisandra Road, Bangalore and spread over 7 acres of land area with all modern Amenities. The apartments have been designed keeping in mind the mid income working population of Bangalore, with easy access to their work places amidst the hustle and bustle of modern city life.
There are 548 apartments on offer, with a well planned layout offering a good open space ratio and efficiency. There are 54 single bedroom apartments of 662 sq. ft. size, 36 three bedroom apartments of 1262 sq. ft. size and 458 three bedroom apartments of 1241 sq. ft. size. The amenities are well thought off and make this offering the best in the category.
Provident Harmony Location
Provident Harmony Apartments in Bangalore Projects spread in 7-acre and located off Thanisandra Main Road in the North of Bangalore. Thanisandra is slated for development with the expansion of the main road as an alternative road to Bangalore International Airport (BIAL). The area is very close to the outer Ring Road and near Hebbal; and can be accessed from Nagavara Circle.
Thanisandra Main Road has now been widened to 100 feet and converted into a commercial axe; it will also be connected to the peripheral Ring Road; Manyata Technology Park is close to this area with the presence of MNC companies and IT Park.
Provident Harmony Price starts @ 5287/sqft,For more details Click here.
About Us
Realizing the need to return to nature and move away from the concrete jungle that is fast taking over life and living, Our latest apartment project, “The Tree by Provident” is a call to revive the greens. As someone reminiscences: ‘To me a lush carpet of pine needles or spongy grass is more welcome than the most luxurious Persian rug.’ The pre-launch of this residential project – The Tree by Provident – is born out of concern for the indiscriminate felling of trees and depletion of greenery resulting in the rapid decline of oxygen in Bangalore, a city once designated as the ‘Garden City’.
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