Sphoorthi Heights

There is no water shortage, and the vegetable market is close to the intersection and safe at night. Less power outages as a result of industry. The Quthbullapur neighbourhood is packed, and houses are built closer to each other, and the main road is close to the houses, resulting in small roads and difficult parking. There are no colleges in the region, and if we need anything, we must travel 3 kilometres to Suchitra. Aside from the major route, the roads in the neighbourhood are in poor condition.read more

We have an ancient government school 200 metres from the junction, a petrol pump 1km from the junction, a connecting road to Suchitra, and a biryani house restaurant 3 kilometres from the junction. There are no shipping mails in Quthbullapur, so we have to drive to Suchitra to conduct shopping and so on.

Quthbullapur is a junction road from which we can travel to Chintal, Shapur, and Suchitra, and the roads are not always free. The availability of public and private transit is excellent, as is the availability of transportation at the intersection.

This place has good public transportation and no traffic jams nearby. The metro connectivity is nearby within 5 km, and there are well-maintained roads and good schools are nearby and no power outages and well lit streets and plenty of parks and no water shortage and plenty of parking space is also available and this place is attractive and awesome.read more