Vian Mrida Apartments

Vian Mrida Apartments is located at Kollur, Hyderabad, Telangana 502300. This listing gives the address as a Google Plus code, C6VV+J3, alongside the locality name, rather than a named street or road.

Kollur lies in the western growth belt of Hyderabad, an area that has seen a wave of new apartment development in recent years. Beyond the locality name, this listing does not include details on specific roads, nearby schools, hospitals or transit links. A buyer should treat an on-site visit as the way to judge the actual commute to their own workplace.

Since the project is still under construction, with possession not due until 2030, the surrounding area is also likely to keep developing over that period. A buyer should factor in how the immediate neighbourhood might look several years from now, not only as it stands today.

Vian Mrida Apartments floor plans currently cover two configurations. The 2 BHK is 1,395 sq ft, priced from ₹84 lakh. The 3 BHK is 1,740 sq ft, priced from ₹1.04 crore, a meaningfully larger home rather than a small step up in size.

Because the tower rises to 32 floors, a buyer choosing between the 2 BHK and the 3 BHK also has a wide spread of floors to pick from within each configuration. A higher floor in a tower this tall typically means a different view and less street-level noise than a lower one. It is worth asking whether pricing varies by floor within each of the two sizes.

With only two configurations on offer, the decision mostly comes down to bedroom count and budget rather than comparing many similar layouts. A buyer should ask to see both the 2 BHK and 3 BHK plans side by side, and check how the extra bedroom in the 3 BHK affects the overall layout, not just the total area on paper.

Vian Mrida Apartments is built on 2.62 acres as a single tower holding 358 units across 32 floors. That is a tall, dense format for a plot of this size, concentrating a large number of homes into one vertical structure rather than spreading them across several blocks.

This listing does not give an open space percentage for the project. A single-tower layout like this typically places shared amenities such as the clubhouse and pool at the podium or lower floors, with residential floors stacked above. A buyer should ask to see the approved layout plan to understand exactly how these zones are arranged.

With possession still years away, the master plan today is a design on paper rather than a finished building. A buyer should ask for photographs or a site visit showing current construction progress, and compare that against the layout plan before shortlisting a specific floor or unit.

Vian Mrida Apartments has an extensive amenity list. It includes a 50,000 sq ft clubhouse, an infinity pool with temperature control, a gymnasium, and a mini theatre for residents. An indoor games area and multiple sports courts add options for residents who want active recreation without leaving the project.

For work and family needs, the project includes a co-working and business hub, a kids' play area with a creche, and landscaped zen gardens. A jogging track, dedicated retail spaces, and a multipurpose party area complete a list aimed at a full lifestyle rather than the basics alone.

Because the project is still under construction, none of these amenities can be inspected yet. A buyer should ask the developer for a construction timeline specific to the amenity block. Large features like the clubhouse and pool are often delivered close to, or even after, possession of the residential tower itself.