Villa for sale in iringappuram, Guruvayur

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3 BHK  Villa for sale in iringappuram . 5cent plot area. 2.5km distance from guruvayoor temple.

Property Features: Marvelous semi furnished  villa having 3 bed room,1800 sqft,  in a residential area at Iringappuram, Guuruvayoor,  Thrissur. Villa consists of spacious Living, Dining, Kitchen cabinets, stainless steel sink, wardrobs, common toilet, work area, balcony, Ac points in all bed room, vetrified flooring, good sanitary fittings, Elegant modular switches, Tar road frontage, covered car parking facility, compound wall with gate, open well exists.

Asking price 68 lacs which is negotiable.  The property aims to provide you a stress free residence with the convenience of access to all basic amenities right outside the door.

Putting a fresh spin on the concept of affordability without compromising on quality. The locations have a good access to many educational institutions, Hospitals, Bus station,etc.

We arrange Home loans facility from HDFC, PNB, SBI, Bank of Baroda & ICICI. If you interested & to get more details of this property, kindly contact INFO Properties at 9746333324.

Guruvayur is home to the historic Sree Krishna Temple, called the Dwaraka of the South. It is among the most revered and popular pilgrimage destinations in Kerala and the entire country. The central shrine is believed to have been rebuilt in 1638 C.E. The architectural style and individual elements inside the shrine are beautiful representations of the history of the place. 

As per tradition, the shrine faces the East with two Gopurams (tower), one in the East (Kizhakkenada) and other in the West (Padinjarenada). In the front and the east side of the Nalambalam (a square shaped column) lie the pillars of light called Deepastambam. There are a number of such light pillars in the temple. The eastern side’s Deepastambam is 24 feet in height and has thirteen circular receptacles, making it an absolutely spectacular sight when lit. Another famous sight here is the Dwajasthamba. It is a flag-staff, around 70 feet tall, fully covered with gold.