Alipore, Kolkata
West Bengal, India, 700027
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Alipore is a neighborhood located in the city of Kolkata, West Bengal, India. It is situated in the southern part...
Read MoreWhy is Alipore, Kolkata known
- It has one of the most prestigious of schools such as Loyola High School
- Good road connectivity and wellconnected to various localities
- Home of the Aldabra giant tortoise Adwaita
- Home to Manipur brow-antlered deer
- Kalighat Temple is one of the attractions in this area
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Insights about Alipore, Kolkata
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- Various market properties available in the area for bachelors as well as families
- The area has malls like Lake Mall and Forum Mall for shoppers
- An impressive number of properties from builders like Godrej Properties, Tata Housing, South City Projects, Salarpuria Sattva Group Builders and Sureka Group Builders
- Known for industries such as printing and bookbinding, cement manufacture etc
- The nearest railway stations available in this area are Majerhat Railway Stationand New Alipore Railway Station
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What is good in Alipore, Kolkata
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- Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport 45-minute drive from New Alipore
- New Alipore railway station and Tollygunge metro provide public transport access, connecting main routes via bus networks.
- Metro Line 3 will enhance rail connectivity for residents
- Various prices available to rent properties in this area and the avg price for multistorey apartments is estimated at ₹ 13,267
- The price range for properties are: Buy ₹9,200- ₹16,200 / sqftRent ₹21- ₹37 / sqft
What can be better in Alipore, Kolkata
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- The area needs more profound metro lines so as to be able to travel huge distances without spending exorbidant amount of money
- The roads need more proper usage of white strips to help guide drivers during the dark
- Alipore Zoo feels isolated with limited space despite city location
- Massive fire caused safety fears, highlighting inadequate emergency response

