Apartment at Paramount Hill County Block - C got sold on 04-Dec-2019

Published on 07 Dec 2019 159 Views

Paramount Hill County Block - C is a new residential Apartment project in Kondapur, Hyderabad. The Property Adviser professional team visited the Paramount Hill County Block - C project and firstly added the information in our database on 04 Jul 2017. Till now, the project has 160 construction photos including that of a street view, construction photos, elevation view, individual rooms photos, and many more. Recently the project is updated on 05 Dec 2019, and all available units in Paramount Hill County Block - C project have been sold out. More similar projects are available for sale in Kondapur, Hyderabad. Buy the best house in Kondapur to suit your requirements.

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