Tata Housing Development Co. Ltd. has announced the launch of their new residential project in Gurgaon – Primanti, a premium luxury housing complex, thus further expanding their presence in Delhi NCR region.
Spread over 36 acres of sprawling area, Primanti is a green haven with 80% of the property reserved for open spaces. Amidst landscaped gardens are the premium villas, duplexes and luxurious tower residences, with elevated courtyards, open terraces and private gardens.
Strategically located on the Southern Peripheral Road in Sector 72 of Gurgaon, this exclusive residential property is closely connected to NH8, which provides high speed access to airports, business centers, shopping malls, schools, healthcare facilities, entertainment areas and many other important destinations.
Speaking on the launch, Brotin Banerjee, MD & CEO, Tata Housing Development Co. Ltd., said, “We are proud to launch our new luxury residential project in Gurgaon, thereby increasing Tata Housing’s portfolio of premium and luxury residences. After Prive, Lonavala, this will be the next landmark in the luxury housing. New Luxury being the theme of Primanti, is truly befitting as it is envisioned to redefine luxury in India, Primanti will offer its residence a modern & contemporary designed product having two clubhouses and sky restaurant at 40th floor.”
Designed by international architect Kohn Pederson Fox Associates (KPF), Primanti offers 102 world-class villas, 75 Executive Floors, 89 Executive Apartments and 828 Tower Residences. It also offers a state-of- the-art clubhouse and sporting zone along with a Spa facilities designed to provide the perfect ambience to de-stress and unwind.
Paul Katz, Managing Principal of KPF, said: “We are excited to have the opportunity to introduce new living concepts to a rapidly growing city like Gurgaon. We are able to draw on our experience of designing new cities and tall buildings around the world, to create a sustainable neighborhood suited to the specific cultural, social and climactic demands of this region.”
