Monu Tyagi has lauched Hari Ashray Nagar Phase 5 in Bharapur, Haridwar. A residential project spread over 4.82 Acres, it offers ample amount of facilities for residents. The project was launched in June 2019. It offers Under Construction units. The possession date of Hari Ashray Nagar Phase 5 is Apr, 2024. The address of Hari Ashray Nagar Phase 5 is Bawalikalanzri, Bharapur.
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This is a RERA registered project with RERA ID UKREP08190000307 and fulfils all conditions placed by the state regulatory body.
This project has been developed by Monu Tyagi.
Bharapur is well-connected to other parts of city by road, which passes through the heart of this suburb. Prominent shopping malls, movie theatres, school, and hospitals are present in proximity of this residential project.
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Bharapur is an locality in Haridwar, Haridwar District, Uttarakhand, India. Uleheri, Bhonri, Rahmatpur M, Jamalpur, Badheri, Khatka All, Mahmoodpur, Belara, Ferozpur, Kot Kalyar Chak I, Akbarpur, Mirazapur Mustafabad, Khatki, Dhandhedi Khwazgipur, Kelanpur, Mohammad Amirpur Urf Malh, Barampur, Sohalpur Mazara Belra M, Karanpur Mafi, Kanhapur, Khatka, Halawaheri, Mooldaspur Urf Majra, Belra M, Kanhapur M, Maldospur Mazra, Kot Kalyar Chak, Haridwar, Belrisalhapur, Belra are the nearby cities to Bharapur. Read More
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