Nivasie’s Malabe Orchid Apartments offer peace, tranquility

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Premier housing project development company Nivasie Developers recently launched their latest project “Orchid Apartments” in the suburb of Malabe.
Designed by the talented architects of Studio Viveg and developed together with renowned contractor International Construction Consortium Pvt Ltd, Orchid Apartments offer the very first vertical living experience in Malabe.

Nivasie Developers have now completed two sho

w apartments for homemakers to get a firsthand experience of all that this condominium project has to offer. The superstructure of the 12-floor Orchid Apartment tower which comprises 2 wings and houses 94 apartments in 4 architectural designs is now almost 50 percent complete.

Unlike most other property development companies, Nivasie Developers takes on the responsibility of handing over the completed apartment within a period of 10 months because they understand the value of a customer’s investment and believe that time is of the essence if you are to get the maximum returns on your investment.

The show houses have been done up in such a way that the customer is able to gauge floor plans and measurements, furniture and accessorial arrangements, lighting and other interior décor settings accurately. This way a customer can not only make a sound investment in an apartment but can also access for themselves the additions to suit their taste and budgets.

The 2-bedroom variants in the West and East Wing are priced 9 million rupees upwards while the 3-bedroom apartments from 14.5 million rupees upwards. All apartments come with electricity, hot water, gas, telephone and cable television connections, fitted pantry cupboards, smoke and heat detectors, LED lamps, provisions for fitting air conditioners and a free parking spot.

Additionally, selected houses will also feature a bay window in the living area with varying panoramic views of a suburb where town meets city. With a fully-equipped gymnasium, swimming pool, 24-hour security, back-up generators, CCTV and fire protection systems, two elevators with easy access, waste water and sewer treatment facilities, beautifully landscaped gardens, eco-friendly building concepts, and surrounded by lush green paddy fields, the apartments are ideal for families looking to get away from the bustle of the city but still remain in close proximity.

Listed on Lamudi International, one of the largest online real estate marketplaces operating in 32 countries, more information on the apartments are also available on the dedicated website www.orchidbynivasie.com or www.lamudi.lk/nivasie-developers-malabe-pvt-ltd. Nivasie Developers invites parents who have a keen focus on their beloved children’s higher education and wish to choose a property in close proximity to the education hub in Malabe, young professionals looking for a sound investment for their future, and those looking for a serene sanctuary offering the best in relaxation and convenience to visit the show houses and get a first hand experience of all that is on offer.

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