Basic Ramiza Mansion
Residential
Mirpur
Basic Ramiza Mansion is planned to support a calm and well-organized lifestyle, where everyday tasks feel simple and manageable. Its setting ensures residents can reach essentials without hassle, while the interior layout promotes ease and consistency. Designed for those who prefer reliable surroundings over unnecessary complexity, it offers a steady rhythm of living within the city.
| Project Name: | Basic Ramiza Mansion |
| Address: | Plot- 01, Block –08, Eastern Housing, Pallabi, Dhaka |
| Building Facing: | North-Westt facing |
| Building Storied: | (G +9) =10 (Ten) |
| Size of Apartment: | Type A-1600 sft, B-1520 ft |
| Apartment Details: | Each Floor of the building will be two unit flat and each flat have 3 Bed, Living, Dining, Kitchen, 3 Bathroom, 1 S.bath and 3 Verandahs etc. |
| Ground Floor: | Elegant reception desk, Guard room, Drivers waiting room, Highlight logo, Power room, Generator room, Wash room, 17 nos car parking, Name plate for parking place allocation, Security grill & Gardening provision etc. |
| Roof Top: | Protective 4' height 5'' thick brick parapet wall, specious office-cum community room for the flat owners society, Wash room, protected children's area etc. |
| Developer: | BASIC BUILDERS LIMITED |
| Handover Date: | August’ 2027 |
The arrangement of the interiors follows a structured pattern that helps residents stay organized throughout the day. Pathways are clear, rooms are positioned for intuitive use, and transitions between areas feel smooth and purposeful. The design avoids overcrowding, creating a home environment that encourages order, balance, and a naturally efficient daily routine.
Strong foundational work and disciplined planning give the development a sense of lasting stability. Materials are chosen for resilience, ensuring the building remains steady and uncomplicated to maintain. With a layout that supports long-term usability and a quiet, dependable atmosphere, the residence is built to offer comfort that endures year after year.
