Varma Regent

Verma Regent is an exclusive residence located in Edappally, Kochi. The Varna Homes has launched this unique and sophisticated project with a combination that surpasses a whole new sovereign state.

The abode offers beautiful interior & exterior designs, luxurious rooms, and exceptional amenities at an affordable price range. This makes Regent residence the perfect home you dreamt of for a comfortable and rich life.

Varma Regent Features and Amenities:

• Gymnasium

• Multipurpose Room

• Rain Water Harvesting

• Power Backup

• Landscaped Gardens

• Car Parking

• Lift Available

• Intercom

• 24 X 7 Security

• Children's play area

Varma Regent Locality:

Edappally is a developed residential and commercial locality in the heart of the Kochi. Varma Regent is structured beautifully in Ponekkara area near to the highway, metro, and railway station. The renowned local, social, and retail structure is strong with excellent connectivity via road, railways, and metro for a comfortable living.

The neighborhood of Varma Regent:

• The most prominent is the NH17 highway, Edapally Metro Station, and Idappally Railway Station are very much close to the residence.

• The hospitals nearby are MAJ Hospital, Al Shifa Hospital, and Punamava Hospital are available within 2 km.

• Top banks nearby Canara Bank, HDFC Bank, Federal Bank, and SBI are available within 1 km.

• The Saraswathi Vidyaniketan School and Greets Public School is available within 500 m

• Kochi International Airport is 22.5 km from Varma Regent.

Why invest in Kochi?

Kochi, the queen of the legendary Arabian Sea, has been a constant throughout our nation's history. Not just for the picturesque seasides or the Naval Supremacy alone. Kochi and Muziris were part of the ancient trade routes, especially the silk and the spice routes. Thus being an international icon dating back to the BCs, Kochi or Cochin is a cosmopolitan melting pot that took the best of all its visitors and spawned a completely wonderous and tranquil culture filled with music, art, trade, and joy.

The city has been host to different cultures and kingdoms through the millennia. It is believed that St Thomas came here in 52AD, establishing Kochi as a center of trade and religion till the Portuguese came and found it profitable and converted most of the natives to Christianity with their powerful cannons, political clout, and might.

They built many churches which still stand tall – The Santa Cruz Basilica (1506) – oldest European church in India, The Se Cathedral - oldest European cathedral in India, Fort Immanuel - the oldest existing European fort in India are some examples.

The Dutch arrived next, trying to take control of Kochi while fighting off the Portuguese for supremacy while king Unni Goda Varma Tirumulpad ruled over Cochin Kingdowm from 1749-1786. British, in turn, took over the reins from the Dutch, and Kochi flourished under their benevolent rule.

The modern city of Kochi rose from the ashes of the devastating floods of August 2018. It is now a city filled with energy and opportunity, where people from all walks of life have come to make their homes.

The state government of Kerala has identified sectors such as tourism, information technology (IT), electronics hardware, biotechnology and medical devices for investments under its industrial policy.