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Premium 2, 3 & 4 BHK Apartments In Trivandrum | SFS Homes

Who does not dream of owning a nice, cosy house? The joy gets multi fold when it’s a safe and secure flat with all the modern amenities and facilities, in a land that is urban and also rich in greenery. Trivandrum is one such place that has a strong community, offers everything you need and is a safe space for families and bachelors alike. Why wouldn’t anyone want to live in such a serene atmosphere with a lot of historical, cultural and social landmarks to give you company? Be it the tranquillity of the city or the brisk developments, Trivandrum is the place that most people want to settle down at some point in life. The demand for flats at Trivandrum is increasing day by day for all these reasons as well. If you are still unsure why buying a flat at Trivandrum is a good deal, this article will help you through. It gives you a glimpse of what to look forward to, why it is the best option, so on and so forth. Without wasting time further, let’s figure out why buying a flat in Trivandrum is one of the best decisions you could make. 

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Is it worth investing money in an apartment near Technopark Trivandrum?

Investing in an apartment near Technopark Trivandrum can be a wise decision, offering the potential for high rental yields, capital appreciation, and a convenient lifestyle. By carefully considering the location, project reputation, and amenities offered, you can make an informed choice that aligns with your investment goals. If you’re seeking premium flats near Kazhakootam with the added advantage of immediate occupancy, Nikunjam iPARK deserves your serious consideration.

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Looking for the perfect apartment for sale in Trivandrum can be a stressful and overwhelming experience. However, with the right tips and tricks, you can make the process easier and more enjoyable. Here is your ultimate guide to finding the perfect apartments for sale in Trivandrum.

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Flats in Thrissur: A Blend of Tradition and Modernity

Thrissur, often referred to as the cultural capital of Kerala, is a city known for its rich heritage, festivals, and traditions. Over the years, Thrissur has seen significant growth in infrastructure and real estate development, attracting families, professionals, and investors alike. Flats in Thrissur have become a popular housing choice for those seeking a blend of modern living with a touch of tradition. In this article, we'll explore what makes flats in Thrissur appealing and why this city offers the best of both worlds.

The Growing Demand for Flats in Thrissur

The demand for Ready to occupy Flats in Thrissur has been on the rise in recent years. With the city's expanding commercial and educational sectors, more people are moving to Thrissur for work and studies. Flats provide a convenient and affordable living option, especially for young professionals and families. Additionally, the availability of various sizes and types of flats, from budget-friendly to luxurious options, caters to a wide range of buyers.

Thrissur's growing reputation as a thriving urban hub with modern amenities has played a key role in the increasing interest in flats. Buyers are drawn to the city's infrastructure improvements, which include better road connectivity, shopping centers, hospitals, and schools, making flats an ideal housing solution.

Tradition Meets Modernity in Thrissur’s Flats

What sets Premium Flats in Thrissur apart from those in other cities is the seamless blending of tradition with modern living. Despite the rapid development, Thrissur has preserved its cultural essence. Many flats are located near temples, cultural centers, and traditional markets, allowing residents to stay connected to the city’s roots.

The architecture of flats in Thrissur also often reflects this blend of old and new. While the interiors are designed with modern amenities like modular kitchens, spacious living areas, and smart technology, the exteriors sometimes feature traditional elements inspired by Kerala’s architectural heritage. This fusion of modern comforts with cultural aesthetics creates a unique living experience for residents.

Benefits of Living in Flats in Thrissur

1. Strategic Location

Budget flats in Thrissur are often strategically located to provide easy access to both urban conveniences and cultural landmarks. Many developments are close to schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment zones. The proximity to transportation hubs, such as the Thrissur Railway Station and major bus terminals, makes commuting to other parts of Kerala or beyond easy and efficient.

2. Affordable Living Options

Compared to larger cities like Kochi or Trivandrum, flats in Thrissur offer more affordable options without compromising on quality. Whether you are looking for a 1 BHK for a small family or a spacious 3 BHK flat for a larger household, Thrissur provides a variety of choices that cater to different budget ranges. This affordability makes Thrissur an attractive destination for first-time homebuyers and investors alike.

3. Modern Amenities

Most modern flats in Thrissur come equipped with a wide range of amenities that enhance the living experience. Gated communities often offer facilities like swimming pools, gyms, landscaped gardens, and children’s play areas. These amenities not only provide convenience but also contribute to a sense of community among the residents. Many developments also ensure security measures such as 24/7 surveillance, ensuring a safe environment for families.

4. Thrissur’s Cultural Richness

For those who value tradition and culture, living in Thrissur is a rewarding experience. The city is home to famous festivals like Thrissur Pooram, which is celebrated with grand processions and fireworks. Many flats are located close to the Vadakkunnathan Temple and other important cultural sites, allowing residents to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the city. This proximity to Thrissur’s cultural events makes living here truly unique.

5. Investment Potential

Flats in Thrissur not only serve as comfortable homes but also offer great investment potential. As the city continues to grow, property values are expected to rise. With the increasing demand for flats due to the influx of professionals and students, investing in flats can yield good returns over time. Whether for rental income or resale, flats in Thrissur are a sound investment choice for those looking to benefit from the city's ongoing development.

A Perfect Balance of City Life and Serenity

One of the most appealing aspects of flats in Thrissur is the ability to enjoy the vibrancy of city life while still being close to nature and serene surroundings. Many flats are located in peaceful neighborhoods that offer greenery and tranquility, providing residents with a calm environment to unwind after a busy day. At the same time, the bustling city center is just a short drive away, giving residents the best of both worlds.

Eco-Friendly Living Options

As sustainability becomes more important, many builders in Thrissur are incorporating eco-friendly features into flat designs. Solar panels, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient appliances are becoming more common in new developments. For environmentally-conscious buyers, these flats provide an opportunity to live in harmony with nature while enjoying modern comforts.

Conclusion

Flats in Thrissur offer a unique blend of tradition and modernity, making the city an attractive destination for homebuyers. With affordable options, modern amenities, strategic locations, and a rich cultural backdrop, flats in Thrissur cater to a wide range of needs and preferences. Whether you’re looking for a new home or a smart investment, Thrissur’s real estate market offers something for everyone. Embrace the charm of this cultural city and experience a lifestyle that combines the best of both worlds.

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Trivandrum city cliff - New luxury residential apartment project of lord krishna builders with 3BHK ready to occupy flats. Developed with a new concept called villament the design gives customers the advantage of a villa as well as the comfort of an apartment. Situated within corporation limits - 7km from Thampanoor, 9 km from secretariat and 12km from Vizhinjam port,  the apartment connects all major areas. Starting from 39.98 lakhs (2590/sq.ft) these luxury flats in Trivandrum offer world class amenities which includes independent parking slots, best design, security and comfort.    

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Ready to Occupy Villas in Trivandrum, Kerala with All Luxury Facilities

Another exciting project titled as 'Misty Greens'. Introduced from the most trusted builder in Trivandrum. With old-world ambiance and luxury amenities, this ready to occupy villas in Trivandrum are best of perk spectacular villa project for your family, 'Misty Greens' assure comfortable and cosy villa living with 3 bedroom apartments backed with all the luxury amenities and convenience for a happy life, These new apartments and flats in Trivandrum ensure spacious interiors and the utmost possible amenities where your whole family immersed in a high life at Misty Greens.

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Lock Down Diaries Part 1: When PG Becomes Home

I was a little girl alone in my little world who dreamed of a little home for me.

~ Priscilla Ahn (Song: Dream)

I think this lock down has been an eye opener in several ways. For one, I never knew I enjoyed sitting at home! I stay in a PG in Bangalore (which has 5 floors and 2 apartments on every floor with 4 bedrooms and a hall each). There’s a single room and the other 3 rooms are shared by 3-4 girls each. As my weekends were usually packed earlier, my inmates used to joke my single room is nothing but a hotel room– a place to dump things and sleep at night. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would keep myself occupied at home, if I could call it one!

Earlier we were approximately 100 girls and by the time lock down was announced, it got reduced to 11, in fact rather 10 + 1 because the 11th inmate was a girl staying in another PG before and who moved in with her sister here. She was now paying rent at both the places!

The best part about the lockdown for me was when the 9 girls in my apartment moved to their homes because of work from home option! Trust me, for the past 1 year I have been searching a 1 BHK of my choice but was getting none because I refused to move out of the area I was staying in! So attached was I to the locality (which I still am), my happiness knew no bounds when I got the whole apartment to myself!  

PS: my inmates are great. It’s just that I craved for solitude and that explains my need to be out on weekends too earlier.

Once I grasped the fact that my desire for solitude had become a reality, I made myself comfortable at home. The balcony, cloth rack, hall, TV, all to myself, I became the queen of the apartment at 4th floor!

Immediately I set out to work. The first thing I did was rearrange the room. That mere act itself became refreshing for me. The changed layout opened the window of my mind. It simply elevated my mood. I realized the junk both outside and inside, I felt relieved to see my room (aka matchbox as I fondly call it) began breathing to life with light seeping in. Getting rid of unwanted things de cluttered my mind. Also, as there was no one to monitor what I was doing, I got the complete freedom to do what I want which was the BIGGEST PLUS. 

Picture 1: Matchbox transformed to Cape of Good Hope 

Taking an example of the character named Divya from the movie Bangalore days, I glass painted the window of my room. I used finger painting technique for this and brought colors to my matchbox.

Picture 2: Finger glass painting of window (colorful sticky notes with my favorite motivational quotes as background to the painting) 

Next, I set out to bring more conversations to my room. Stationary items and colorful sticky notes are my all-time favorites. I set out to make the Tree of My Life, an exercise given to me by my therapist earlier. The tree of life is nothing but connecting your life with the sections of a tree. 

Picture 3: Tree of Life on the cupboard behind me

Since work from home was a new feature, never done before, my initial few weeks just went in sleeping well. It looked as if I had years of sleep to catch up to. And indeed it was! If you recall, my weekends were packed earlier, so my body rested only during sleep at night. Sleeping through the day gave me the well-deserved break! One month went by just becoming a human “being” from a human “doing”. I also realized working at nights made me more productive because the stillness of the night gave me the concentration I needed to work efficiently. One month of the lock down went by like this.

After that, my body started to feel fresh again. Now I was ready to “do” things. I continued my reading habit and made it a point to read 20 minutes daily. Because I have been trained in Carnatic vocal and Bharatanatyam, I decided to nurture my desire of learning painting because I love it! And that’s how I came across finger painting to which I am addicted till date.

I enrolled for an online finger-painting workshop. And it truly brought out joy in me because painting is an activity which can get meditative and if it’s with your fingers, it adds a personalized touch by bringing all your emotions in it.

Picture 4: Finger paintings (Bangalore Drawing Room)

Long back I had attended a mind valley master class by Robin Sharma in which he had talked about the 60 minute club, the essence of which is simply this - 20 minute exercise, 20 minute meditation, 20 minute a creative activity. For exercise, I chose dance, for meditation, I chose anilom vilom and/or surya namaskar and for creativity either painting or reading or listening to the radio.

I decided not to exert my body with over activity. Dance once a week, surya namaskar twice a week, anilom vilom twice a week. Weekends were cheat days.

I had the habit of making a to do list earlier just to keep the day interesting and something to look forward to. When I checked that, I realized my desire to learn sign language was pending because of my reluctance to travel to the center which was far. As if the lock down heard my prayers, they were conducting online classes. I didn’t waste even a second and grabbed the seat in their first ever virtual classroom. Two weeks, Monday to Friday, 4-5 pm was booked for learning basic sign language where I met some amazing bunch of people passionate to learn like me and a teacher passionate to teach us.

Picture 5: Day 1 of Virtual Basic Sign Language Course with GiftAbled

Picture 6: Completing the course

Learning virtually wasn’t easy because it was a new concept for me but somehow everything just fell in place. I dared to show my vulnerability here and got the supporting hands (virtually) of my teacher, founder and my fellow mates. The 2 week course work was fun, interactive and so supportive! I seemed to have entered a new world altogether!

Post that there was no looking back. I knew I was going to crack this lock down. PG had now become my home. Big Bazaar my savior for online shopping of essentials. I bought biscuits, ready to cook stuff for evening snacks as I was used to in office. Black coffee with honey or jaggery in the evenings became my lock down ritual. Holding the coffee mug in the terrace and looking at the entire Whitefield area, calling my parents (settled in Trivandrum) around that time every day mandatory became a part of the routine. A lot of people at the neighboring buildings chose to play cricket or badminton or yoga at their terraces during the time. Social distancing at its best, seeing people in the evenings gave me the sense of what’s happening around.

I would go out to purchase fruits from a nearby vendor once a week with all the precautionary measures.

Slowly, the lock down, work from home, virtual classes, calling parents, PG life post lock down became part of my daily life. Occasionally I would cook. Sometimes, I would revamp the food the cook prepared. Like for instance, if it was Dosa for breakfast, I would convert it to Cheese Masala Dosa. Bringing some change here and there brought out joy in me. I started eating a lot of fruits which I didn’t earlier.

After getting comfortable with online interactions, I decided to be part of online community gatherings, one such, being with Dialogues Cafe - A topic on how people were coping up. I also participated in online book club meets like Bring Your Own Book, Dialogues with Books etc.

Now, I decided to continue my other passion - Volunteering. Earlier, Bangalore traffic would discourage me to travel anywhere! Volunteering Online for Volunteer For a Cause (VFC) resolved this and I got to know about so many days celebrated nationally and/or internationally! Starting from World Earth Day celebrated on 22 April, World Book Day on 24 April, World Wishbone Day on 06 May, World Thalassemia Day on 08 May, Menstrual Health Day on 28 May, Elderly Abuse Awareness Day and the June month culminating with the Pride Month, I was on a volunteering spree uploading pictures in social media handles to create awareness! I started gaining a sense of purpose through them. I also attended online awareness sessions conducted by them on how to do your bit in rescuing animals or know the city better or what to do in accident cases or how to do your bit for a greener, sustainable society or waste management or what’s child abuse or what’s mental health? I also made customized handmade cards and posed them online to celebrate birthdays of children residing in children’s home or women residing in rehabilitation centers.

Picture 7: Throwback pictures - World Earth Day (22 April)

Picture 8: Bookfie - World Book Day (24 April)

Pictures 9: World Wishbone Day (06 May)

Picture 10: World Thalassemia Day (08 May)

Picture 11: Menstrual Health Day (28 May)

Picture 12: Elderly Abuse Awareness Day

Picture 13: Pride Month - A Dot Mandala using pearl acrylic colors on my diary (Proud to be an Ally)

Picture 14: Birthday Jingles

At workplace too, I made it a point to attend webinars on relationships, leadership, coping with anxiety and I was unfortunate enough to listen to some amazing speakers who shared their profound wisdom and experiences. Life started becoming more and meaningful as the days passed. Having a good team to work was an added bonus.

Weekends I would also connect with my school friends on zoom call and bitch about our classmates. This lock down period, a lot of groups became active and we got an opportunity to reconnect.

Finally, because of a writing habit cultivated from childhood, I would write the following in my thought journal almost every day–

I AM GOOD ENOUGH. I DESERVE RESPECT.

I AM NOT THE PROBLEM. THE PROBLEM IS THE PROBLEM.

Whenever possible, I would also write in my gratitude journal things to thank about.

I didn’t know if it made any sense, but it told me about the probable good times ahead.  

There were problems in the PG like water, electricity, lift not working and so on and so forth. But we sailed through all this - PG inmates, cook, caretaker and of course the owners. The 11 of us who didn’t even know each others names, now made it a point to stay in touch through a Whatsapp group we formed. There were difference in opinions, rude talk, fights with the owners, care taker, rent dispute etc but more or less we managed through the lock down period.I remember reading a friend’s Facebook post to not to leave Whatsapp groups but instead use this as an opportunity to stay connected because that’s what we need the most right now. I couldn’t agree any better.

Part 2: Heading Home

Two months later a direct train from Bangalore to Trivandrum was started and 1800 bookings were expected for the train to get moving. I immediately registered in the Karnataka state website Seva Sindhu and NORKA roots (for people residing outside Kerala but within India) and Covid 19 Jagratha website for Kerala state. I thought it would take at least a week for bookings to happen but I got the PNR number the very next day and the train was to leave the day after! I quickly packed my bags anticipating a 2-week institution quarantine.

The train was to leave at 8 pm from Bangalore Cantonment station and I reached the station at 7 pm. That’s when I got a shock from the police there that I was late and I had to get a medical check-up done to get a token to board the train! Luckily, I had reached the station in an auto so I asked him to take me to the place where the check up was being done to get the token. It was at Palace Grounds and I had the shock of my life to see the police, BMTC buses, volunteers all shouting at me to get the token quickly! 

There were 3 counters- 2 for registration and one for checking the temperature! I quickly completed the registration formalities and got the token! The joke was I thought all these people were going to different states and since it was already 7.45 pm, I was trying to rush out to go back to the station. That’s when I realized all these people (close to 1500) were headed to where I was and they were waiting since 12 pm to board the train! That’s when I got to know along with PNR number message, there was another one which gave details about what time to reach and where. Unfortunately, I hadn’t received it! I was lucky enough to get an auto driver who understood the severity of the situation and waited should I need to be taken back to the station. I payed him extra and thanked him and waited with the rest of the passengers to board the bus which would take us to the station. Surprisingly, people showed tremendous restraint as they patiently waited for their turns to board the bus. Finally, after an hour, we were all taken to the station, given food kits and compartment numbers to board. Temperature was checked yet again before boarding the train. It was a chair car non- A/C passenger train which had space for 2 passengers in one seat. At 10.30 pm, the train started to Kerala. My co passenger was a mother of two from Delhi whose children were in Bangalore. They were heading to their newly built house in Kerala which was the safest to stay for them at the time! The journey became eventful having her by my side. We shared our experiences, our thoughts, life in Bangalore, life in Delhi, future life in Kerala, politics etc. The most suffocating experience was wearing a mask for 15 hours! But one couldn’t take any chances! Kudos to all the volunteers who relentlessly and patiently worked to see we reached our destinations safely! Special thanks to the Bengluru police, BMTC for their support.

Sleep was a disturbing one due to the chair car. But early morning when the train hit Palakkad station, the view, the greenery to be precise, was so refreshing! Though it was a direct train from Bangalore to Trivandrum, the train halted at 4 more stations in Kerala – Palakkad, Trissur, Ernakulam, Kottayam. The moment the train hit the station announcements started coming in – to stand in the designated areas marked for social distancing. The authorities wore Personal Protective Equipments (PPE). The journey now became eventful and filled with greenery. I ate the bun from the food kit I had got and ate the fruits I had packed for the journey. It was 12.30 pm, when I reached my station. At the counter they suggested institution quarantine as my parents were elderly. However, I convinced them for a home quarantine because I had the provision for a separate room with a separate entry and exit and having an attached bathroom. After they filled in my details, our baggage were probably fumigated and I had the option of either calling my father to pick me up from the station or be taken home in a private vehicle as I stayed half an hour from the station. I chose the latter because it was too late to call my father and it wasn’t allowed to wait at the station.

The private vehicle arranged was such the doors, dicky was opened by the driver himself and I had to place my baggage and remove them on my own. Hands were sanitized and after dropping me home, his car would be sanitized again before taking the next passenger. Throughout the proceedings I was very impressed by the arrangements made by the government. I just saw my parents while alighting from the car. I entered my room with an attached bathroom from a separate entrance. Thereafter, food was placed at my doorstep everyday till the quarantine got over. We never had a direct contact throughout the quarantine period. Health volunteers visited me and placed a “this house is in quarantine” sticker outside my house gate. The 2 months in my PG prepped me for the 2-week quarantine! All communication was either through Whatsapp or phone call. Finally, after quarantine got over, I got a certificate from the health inspector stating I was free of quarantine after being advised one by the state.

So many people are working hard day in day out to fight this pandemic! The least service I could do for them is staying home safely. My cousin who is a doctor had already instructed my mother on the quarantine measures to be taken before I took occupancy. Meanwhile my school friend too had given me the home quarantine guidelines. I think by far this has been the most interesting independent experience I have had, living in silos. I have been living away from my parents for the past 2.5 years.

Pictures 14: Heading for Qurantine

The most courageous thing for me was the train ride and the umpteen faith on the journey ahead. Of course, being Kerala, I knew I would be well taken care of. My parents being elderly, I also had the option during quarantine to get food delivered at my doorstep through volunteers at a nominal charge of Rs 20/meal. Since my mother insisted she would cook, I didn’t go for it. All in all, in the current scenario, I have so many people to thank to, so many moments to be proud and amazed at and most importantly, so many moments to pat on my back and tell myself – well done! 

Since staying with parents have limitations in terms of independence and freedom, I continued to entertain myself watching movies on Amazon Prime, Netflix, stand up comedies on you tube and my favorite - 2019 Magsaysay award winner Ravish Kumar’s speeches. Laughter and reality check can help to keep a mind active and sane. Reading and writing have now become occasional and I ain’t complaining. Circumstances and environment has changed and I too am taking things as it comes.  

Picture 15: Post lock down and room quarantine

To conclude - “A relationship with myself” is what I “earned” this lock down. I would make sure to talk to a close friend about how I felt till I became capable of managing my emotions on my own safe in the knowledge I could talk to her anytime. Similarly, she would talk to me the same manner. It is true when they say we “thrive” in relationships. From the webinar on relationships at work place I learnt, when we seek relationships, we are, in reality searching for ourselves and there’s nothing wrong in feeling lonely. “Acknowledging it” and moving “forward” to change it to a more positive feeling is a brave effort we could all attempt. Don’t at any point undermine your thoughts and feelings. I still do at times, despite knowing it. But like I said earlier (I am good enough, so being kind to myself is what I am practicing off late and seems to be the toughest challenge till date). “Seeking help” is another brave opportunity I am giving myself. Hanging in to the wonderful relationships I have with the realistic knowledge they are susceptible to change took me 2 months of lock down. Also, confronting an expectation not met and seeing what can be done amicably is another challenge I am sailing through with hiccups. I am neither defining them or myself through this experience. Because the right things have come to me when I least expected it. I had umpteen disappointments. Feeling stuck has been a horrible experience anytime and yet, by giving my mind the exercise to experience it has made only me a stronger individual for sure. 

Knowing who you are and what you can be is itself a great experience of “being”. Cherish it and seek hope, if possible, when there seems none at all because-

“Hope is a good thing, may be the best of things and no good thing ever dies” 

~ Shawshank Redemption

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Nikunjam ipark | Apartment Near Technopark Trivandrum

NIKUNJAM iPARK — Project Overview

NH 47, Kazhakoottam, Trivandrum

OCCUPANCY CERTIFICATE OBTAINED

1462 Sq.Ft to 3452 Sq.Ft

2, 3, 4 BHK & Duplex Apartments

36 Floors

Nikunjam ipark is the Tallest Building in Trivandrum with Sea view Apartments. With 36 floors it houses 138 designer homes, including 8 duplex apartments , helipad and swimming pool in top . And that too just 1.1 Km from Technopark on 31 meters wide NH 47. Ipark is having Ready to occupy 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments with all luxury amenities. 

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Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala, is one of the fastest-growing cities in India. It is a city of opportunities, and more and more people are moving to this city for better employment prospects, education, and a higher quality of life. If you are looking for apartments for sale in Trivandrum, there are a few things you need to consider before making a purchase. In this guide, we will discuss the market, location, and amenities that you should look for when searching for the perfect apartment in Trivandrum.

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Luxury ready to occupy apartments in Trivandrum by Heather Homes, tyhe top trusted builders in trivandrum Kerala. 

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