Gamuda Gardens Show Village gets official opening
09-08-2013
Prospective buyers browse the new development plan
In addition to the green, landscaped Show Village, the display includes landscaped grounds that feature a kid’s playground, main gateway and entrance road.
The lush green setting is located right at the heart of Gamuda Gardens. Covering an area of 288m2, the villa features full state-of-the-art facilities. The semi-detached houses are just the stone’s throw away and cover 189m2. Their design features create a sense of lightness and openness and ensure air circulation in the house.
According to Gamuda Land Vietnam general director Cheong Ho Kuan, one of the unique aspects of the Gamuda Gardens development is the fact that 50 per cent of the whole project has been devoted to landscaped greenery. The spacious gardens and parks surrounding the housing provide residents with space and time to enjoy the great outdoors just a few steps from their front door. The children’s playground has been completed and equipped with made-in-Germany facilities near to the Show Village.
“We are offering residents not only a home but also a balanced and easy life with community values, and a healthy and safe environment”, Cheong added.
The 364 units including semi-detached and terraced houses are almost complete and stand within walking distance from the Show Village.
Gamuda Gardens is one of two self-contained lifestyle townships in the integrated Gamuda City project. Only 12 minute drive from Hanoi’s business district, Gamuda Gardens combines a landscaped environment and state-of-the-art facilities for family life, business and pleasure. Nestled in close proximity to the world-class recreational Yen So Park developed by Gamuda Land Vietnam, Gamuda Gardens is destined to be the most balanced and modern lifestyle township in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai district providing a combination of 2,000 villas, semi-detached houses, terraced houses and apartments.
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