BTR is a luxury golf community that has taken root in the heart of Hyderabad’s emerging Knowledge City on the Srisailam National Highway. It is just a 5 minutes drive away from the Outer Ring Road and less than 15 minutes from the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport.
Comprising 300 premium Villas spread over 200 Acres in a scenic location, BTR has been designed by the globally renowned architectural firm – SA Architects SDN BHD, Malaysia. The 3 & 4 bedroom villas at BTR redefine all notions of luxurious living. A happy blend of the East and the West, the villas are designed to perfection with a layout that spells freedom from constricted living spaces. August abodes over 2900 – 3600 sq. ft. are crafted to meet your every expectation. Elegant sit-outs, open grassy lawns, soothing vistas, a serene ambiance, and an unpolluted environment make BTR is a world-class living address.
The landscaped gardens; well-organized floor plan; high-tech amenities; utility shops; ATM; etc. – all go into making daily living a convenience. With an exotic spa, a grand club that pampers the senses, commercial spaces, a mini theatre and other recreational facilities, the residents of BTR can enjoy all the luxuries of city life even while drinking in delight at the Retreat. Hospital services provided by Apollo, ensure that residents truly enjoy a salubrious lifestyle.
Situated on an emerging location from every aspect; other developments and upcoming projects in the vicinity include a 600 acre integrated township (promoted by HUDA), Electronic City, Tata Sikorsky, TCS, GMR Health Port, Electronic SEZ, York University campus, and more. Again, BTR is a housing partner of the TATA Group and the Schulich School of Business – York University.
MAK Projects proposes to set up an IT Park, a Business-Class Hotel (complete with conference facilities and Wi-Fi connectivity), Serviced Apartments, a Retail Mall, and a Multiplex. All of these will facilitate the new concept of “Walk to Work” – a much-needed convenience, reducing commuting time and increasing ‘quality of life.
