3 bhk DLF The Valley Panchkula

1.04 Cr

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Overview

Price 1.04 Cr	Year Built 2023	Floors	Square Feet 1,750
Status Ready To Move	Lot Square Feet	Bedrooms 3	Bathrooms 3

Description

LF The Valley in Sector-3, Panchkula is a ready-to-move housing society. It offers apartments and independent floors in varied budget range. These units are a perfect combination of comfort and style, specifically designed to suit your requirements and conveniences. There are 3BHK, 4BHK and 5BHK Apartments and 2BHK, 3BHK, 4BHK and 5BHK Independent Floors available in this project. This housing society is now ready to be called home as families have started moving in. Check out some of the features of DLF The Valley housing society:

*Spread over an area of 207.57 acres, DLF The Valley is one of the spacious housing societies in the Panchkula region. With all the basic amenities available, DLF The Valley fits into your budget and your lifestyle.

*Sector-3 has good connectivity to some of the important areas in the proximity such as Grace Creation, Chokhi Dhani Resort and INOX, Urban Sec -2 and so on.

Why you should consider DLF The Valley?

4645.152 sq.m modern clubhouse including modern amenities
Designed by Spanish Themed Architecture
Reputed school is in the premises
Located in the foothills of the Shivalik Range
The Valley offers vast vistas of lush greenery and serene environment
Ready to move-in premium luxury independent floors with Wide paved roads and tree lined streets
Chandigarh Airport is just 22 km away

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Aminities

swimming pool
car parking
Theatre
Strolling Track
Rain Water Harvesting
Indoor Squash
Waste Disposal
Fire Fighting
Kids Play Area
Pool Table
Senior Citizen Sitout
CCTV Camera Security
Library
Piped-gas
Party Lawn
Steam Room
Grocery Shop
24 Hour Water Supply
24x7 Security

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