Pranava Group launches Hyderabad's Largest Residential Tower

Pranava Group has launched the ultra-luxurious Pranava's One Hyderabad Phase-2 residential project in Somajiguda. This unique building, which will take up a whole prime acre of land, will have 95 ultra-luxurious units with facilities and technologies never seen before, redefining modern urban life.

Pranava's One Hyderabad Phase-2, which is ideally situated close to Irrumanzil Metro, is intended to be an environmentally conscious masterpiece that combines sustainable design with visually arresting architecture. With breathtaking amenities that raise the bar for luxury living, the project's world-class Clubhouse, its crown jewel, is being developed to compete with the best lifestyle areas in the US and Europe.

The groundbreaking ceremony and Vinayaka Vigraha Pratistha were held at the Pranava's One Hyderabad location in Somajiguda, signaling the start of this incredible adventure.

Ravi Kumar Gupta, Chairman, Pranava Group says, “The phenomenal success of Phase 1 of Pranava’s One Hyderabad at Somajiguda, with its unparalleled design and world-class amenities, was met with overwhelming demand from our customers. This enthusiasm has propelled us to launch Pranava’s One Hyderabad Phase 2, a landmark in the making. With its exceptional architecture, luxurious comforts, and state-of-the-art features, One Hyderabad Phase 2 is set to redefine urban living and become the most talked-about address in the city”.

Rambabu, Executive Director, Pranava Group says, “Our unique towers are a perfect blend of sustainability and luxury, meticulously designed to incorporate eco-friendly construction materials and cutting-edge green technologies. Every element has been thoughtfully curated to minimize environmental impact while maximizing comfort, elegance, and modern living at Pranava’s One Hyderabad Phase 2. By seamlessly integrating sustainable practices with opulent design, we are not just building residences, we are crafting a future where luxury and responsibility coexist harmoniously”.