saraprobe
12-17-2007, 02:42 AM
Offers affordable ocean-view luxury living in Mount Lavinia with its first condominium development project 1st phase with 221 apartments in 4 towers,
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Carsons Real Estate (CRE) was in an enviable position recently as it introduced its first condominium development – Metropolis. Situated on prime residential space at Templer’s Road, in the heart of Mount Lavinia, this affordable ocean-view luxury living concept is being developed as a community for likeminded people. This is the third major development by CRE, the newest player in the property development market, backed by the financial strength of Carson Cumberbatch & Co Ltd, and it features their hallmarks of style, convenience and total security. Here is a 3 Dimensional (3D) conceptualisation of Metropolis at its expected completion.
Carsons Real Estate (CRE) was in an enviable position recently as it introduced its first condominium development – Metropolis.
Situated on prime residential space at Templer’s Road, in the heart of Mount Lavinia, this affordable ocean-view luxury living concept is being developed as a community for likeminded people. This is the third major development by CRE, the newest player in the property development market, backed by the financial strength of Carson Cumberbatch & Co Ltd, and it features their hallmarks of style, convenience and total security.
Aptly christened Asia’s Newest City, Metropolis is a massive undertaking that it will be rolled out over two phases with a total development size of over 6 acres. Building on approximately 30% or about 900 perches only, the nine-tower, condominium complex will be styled around the concept of a resort city offering an unmatched variety of facilities. Aside from its 524 apartments – many of them featuring breathtaking ocean views – Asia’s Newest City will also have its fair share of restaurants, cafes, pools, gyms (with sauna facilities), a spa and even a medical centre with 24-hour doctor on call. There will even be an executive lounge for added convenience.
The selection of apartments on offer is also unique, as all are priced very reasonably, with sizes of units varying from a very affordable 920 Square Feet sized one bedroom Studio apartment, to a much roomier 2,350 Square Feet, four bedroom apartment. In addition, there are a number of facilities included such as laundry facilities, 24-hour cleaning services and BBQ pits for residents. Other highlights of the complex include around-the-clock security by way of CCTV systems and resident only access through control cards.
Meanwhile, to provide residents with the true ambiance of a lush resort, Metropolis will be utilising the balance acreage to effectively “green” the development by creating wide-open vistas of greenery along with plenty of landscaping. There will also be a recreational area for families to enjoy outdoor park type activates, jogging tracks as well as wide roads for improved vehicle access.
Phase one of Metropolis, featuring 221 apartments in four towers, is expected to be launched in the near future.
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The bottom Line (http://www.thebottomline.lk/2007/12/12/L6.htm)
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Carsons Real Estate (CRE) was in an enviable position recently as it introduced its first condominium development – Metropolis. Situated on prime residential space at Templer’s Road, in the heart of Mount Lavinia, this affordable ocean-view luxury living concept is being developed as a community for likeminded people. This is the third major development by CRE, the newest player in the property development market, backed by the financial strength of Carson Cumberbatch & Co Ltd, and it features their hallmarks of style, convenience and total security. Here is a 3 Dimensional (3D) conceptualisation of Metropolis at its expected completion.
Carsons Real Estate (CRE) was in an enviable position recently as it introduced its first condominium development – Metropolis.
Situated on prime residential space at Templer’s Road, in the heart of Mount Lavinia, this affordable ocean-view luxury living concept is being developed as a community for likeminded people. This is the third major development by CRE, the newest player in the property development market, backed by the financial strength of Carson Cumberbatch & Co Ltd, and it features their hallmarks of style, convenience and total security.
Aptly christened Asia’s Newest City, Metropolis is a massive undertaking that it will be rolled out over two phases with a total development size of over 6 acres. Building on approximately 30% or about 900 perches only, the nine-tower, condominium complex will be styled around the concept of a resort city offering an unmatched variety of facilities. Aside from its 524 apartments – many of them featuring breathtaking ocean views – Asia’s Newest City will also have its fair share of restaurants, cafes, pools, gyms (with sauna facilities), a spa and even a medical centre with 24-hour doctor on call. There will even be an executive lounge for added convenience.
The selection of apartments on offer is also unique, as all are priced very reasonably, with sizes of units varying from a very affordable 920 Square Feet sized one bedroom Studio apartment, to a much roomier 2,350 Square Feet, four bedroom apartment. In addition, there are a number of facilities included such as laundry facilities, 24-hour cleaning services and BBQ pits for residents. Other highlights of the complex include around-the-clock security by way of CCTV systems and resident only access through control cards.
Meanwhile, to provide residents with the true ambiance of a lush resort, Metropolis will be utilising the balance acreage to effectively “green” the development by creating wide-open vistas of greenery along with plenty of landscaping. There will also be a recreational area for families to enjoy outdoor park type activates, jogging tracks as well as wide roads for improved vehicle access.
Phase one of Metropolis, featuring 221 apartments in four towers, is expected to be launched in the near future.
:yes: :yes: :yes: :yes:
The bottom Line (http://www.thebottomline.lk/2007/12/12/L6.htm)