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home plan for 4bhk and area is (33*73 feet) width and length.

Tanwar Prashant

5 years ago

essentials:-
one big room
front open least be 15 feet .

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Ravi Prakash Architect
5 years ago
Dear Prashant,

Mention the facing of the plot. Mention if you need only ground floor or first floor as well.

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Tanwar Prashant
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5 years ago
south facing

only ground floor
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5 years ago
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