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Why Buy at Suraj Ocean Star 2 ?
Dadar West is well-connected to Mumbai
Airport is 13.6 kilometers from the locality
Yhis area is sought after for residential propert
Project update: Construction Work is Going on Disclaimer Jan 13, 2018
Project Overview
- Total Units 68
- Project Total Area0.369995408631772 Acres
- Project Open Area 20%
- Furnishing Type UnFurnished
- Construction Status Under construction
- Ownership Type Freehold
- Gated Community No
- Car Parking Covered,Open
- Bike Parking Covered,Open
- No Of Floors 31
- Front Road Width 30 Feet
- ApprovalsRERA RegistrationRegistration No: P51900007777Civic body approvalFire NOC
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Property description
Suraj Ocean Star 2, located in Mumbai, is a residential development of Suraj Estate. It offers spacious and skillfully designed 1BHK apartments. The project is well equipped with all the basic amenities to facilitate the needs of the residents. The site is in close proximity to various civic utilities.
Godavari Sadan, a residential project offering well-designed 3 BHK apartments for sale is launched by Suraj Estate Group. Located at Dadar West in Mumbai, the project is available only on resale. The project is ready-to-move-in with the apartments available in the size of 1,400 sq ft each. Spreading in an area of 0.19 acres, the project promises all the basic amenities to its buyers. Dadar West is well-connected to other parts of Mumbai via a network of roadsand rails. The Central Railway Station is 6.9 kilometers fromhere while the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is 13.6 kilometers from the locality. With many educational institutions and hospitals in the vicinity, this area is sought after for residential properties.
- Garbage Disposal
- Landscape Garden
- Paved Compound
- Rain Water Harvesting
- Sewage Treatment
- Internal Street Lights
Located close to the Sion Flyway, Dadar West is a densely populated location in Mumbai city. It has swift road network and railway line connectivity. With many schools, hospitals and shopping malls in the vicinity, it has become a residential hub. The Bandra-Worli Sea Link is easily accessible, that further connects two ends of the city.
Prabhadevi is a tony south Mumbai neighbourhood where film stars and established businessmen reside. The area is surrounded by Shivaji Park Residential Zone towards the north, the Arabian Sea in the west and Worli towards the south. The neighbourhood is home to the famed Siddhivinayak Temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha.
Prabhadevi is connected to the rest of Mumbai via BEST buses and auto rickshaws. The nearest railway station is Dadar Railway Statio, around 1 kilometre away while the Elphinstone Road Railway Station is 2 kilometres away. The Mumbai Central Railway Station is a drive of 7 kilometres from here along the Dr Annie Besant Road and Dr E Moses Road. The area is slated to be connected to Mumbais metro railway network.
The Chhatrapati Shivani International Airport is 14 kilometres away via the Western Express Highway.
Amenities
- All Amenities (14)
- Basic (4)
- Convenience & Lifestyle (1)
- Sports & Fitness (3)
- Child centric amenities (1)
- Nature friendly (2)
- Safety & Security (3)
- 24*7 Power Backup
- Community Hall
- Feng Shui / Vastu
- Fire Safety
- Indoor Games
- Kids Play Area
- Lifts
- Rain Water Harvesting
- Sand Buckets
- Security
- Service Lifts
- Sewage treatment plant
- Walking / Jogging Track
- Yoga room
- 24*7 Power Backup
- Feng Shui / Vastu
- Lifts
- Service Lifts
- Community Hall
- Indoor Games
- Walking / Jogging Track
- Yoga room
- Kids Play Area
- Rain Water Harvesting
- Sewage treatment plant
- Fire Safety
- Sand Buckets
- Security
Project Specifications
Roof Type RCC Framed Structure
Living Room Tile Vitrified
Bedroom Tile Vitrified
Balcony Tile Ceramic
Kitchen Tile Vitrified
Service Area Tile Ceramic
Toilet & Bathrooms Tile Ceramic
Windows Upvc
Cooking Platform Granite
Sink Type Stainless Steel
Switches Modular Switches
Wiring Copper Wiring
Electrical Connection Three Phase
Internal Wall Paintings Emulsion Paint
External Wall Paintings Emulsion paint
Sanitary Fittings Cp Fitting
Locality Details
Locality highlights - Dadar West
The Dadar-Matunga-Wadala-Sion scheme of 1899-1900 was the first planned scheme in Mumbai. The Bombay Improvement Trust devised the plan to relieve congestion in the center of the town following the plague epidemics of the 1890s. According to the survey plan, 60,000 people were to be housed at Dadar-Matunga and an equal number in Sion-Matunga. 85,000 people were to be accommodated in the developments in Sewri-Wadala.
Among the institutions moved to Dadar under the City Improvement Trust (CIT)[5] plan were Victoria Jubilee Technical Institute, now known as Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute and King George school, now known as IES' Raja Shivaji Vidyalaya (now a collection of several schools). The plan regulated constructions and restricted building construction to three storeys high with open space between them.
Ramnarain Ruia College in 1937 and Ramniranjan Podar College was founded in 1939, completing Dadar’s transition from residential area to a diverse neighborhood. Both colleges are run by SP Mandali. Dr. Antonio Da Silva High School one of the oldest school founded in 1851 during the British India period is located here.
During the cotton mill era of Mumbai, some key mills like Bombay Dyeing (Spring Mills), Gold Mohur Mills, Kohinoor Mills, Ruby Mills and Tata Mills were located in Dadar. During the redevelopment of Mumbai mills some of these were redeveloped or went defunct.
By 1937 Shivaji Park and the surrounding areas were developed. This public space was to become an important stage in the political drama leading up to India's independence. Later political history in Mumbai also unfolded in this park.
The Sharadashram society as well as school built in 1948-50 are the biggest landmarks of Dadar. Sharadashram society is Asia's first registered society as well as first society in Mumbai.
In 1993 Bombay bombings, a defused bomb was discovered in Dadar by Dr. JK Mandot who also provided the Mumbai police their first clue in the 1993 blasts probe, when on March 13, 1993, he alerted them about a dubious-looking Bajaj Chetak scooter (MH-04-Z-261) parked outside his dispensary on Naigaum Cross Road. The scooter, laden with RDX, had failed to explode, and was defused after Mandot's call to the police control room[6]