A standalone bungalow on a garden-suburb stretch.
A house that has stood through two republics, three rains, and one cricket-mad afternoon when the country won. Now ready, with care, for its next chapter.
Ground-floor presence on a high-street stretch where most adjacent properties are upper-floor only. Granite-pillared verandah in the Vijayanagara mandapa idiom; iron grilles whose interlocking-lotus pattern matches verbatim a Hoysala motif at Belur (1117 CE). A mango at the rear that is older than the house.
Curated for an operator who reads a bungalow as a continuation, not a tear-down. Sole-mandate; selective owner; one tenant, the right one.
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