Sanklecha Group - A Brand Defined By Vision, Mission And Philosophy

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The Sanklecha group has stood strong in the real estate segment in Maharashtra owing to its strong belief in reinventing and changing to stay ahead of times. The group addresses customers ever growing needs and demands by utilizing state-of-art innovations and continuously adapting as per environment so as to evolve according to needs. A strong team of committed and efficient members has helped the company to adapt to every requirement. The group identifies, hires, and trains the right people based on individual’s skill set, experience and right attitude to deliver the right projects.

Speaking of achievements, the group has invested a good amount of time and effort to breathe life into popular infrastructure project namely the Shirdi railway station. In the commercial sector, the Sanklecha group has been the name behind Urban Space – Big Bazaar initiative located on Nashik road. Apart from these, the company has been the brain behind many completed and ongoing residential projects in Nashik, Mumbai, as well as Pune locations. The Sanklecha group being one of the top builders in Nashik ...
... it is indeed not much of a surprise to watch investors flocking to invest in projects under the company’s banner.

Nashik being a city of religious importance some of the temples here are hard to give a miss –

Kalaram Temple – The story has it that the temple had been built during the Peshwas dynasty using only back stones that were reportedly brought from Ramshej 200 years ago. It reportedly took about 12 years for construction with a strong force of 2000 workers. The Naroshankar Temple fondly also known Anga by Nasikites was built Naroshankar Rajebahaddur way back in 1747. It is indeed considered to be one of the most beautiful pieces of temple architecture of the 18th century. The main temple is on a platform. Rather than inside of the temple, sculpture on the outer part is stunning. It has rows of striking designs. One layer is of decorative lacework, whereas the next one is that of peacocks holding bead garlands. The Sundernarayan temple located near the corner of Ahillyabai Holkar Bridge was built by Gangadhar Yashwant Chandrachud sometime in 1756. The temple gets the entrance towards the East direction. The Badarika Sangam Pond, is also indeed popular here as it is said that the king of Devgiri bathed and performed rites in this pond.

Apart from this, the city is also evolved to be home to globally acclaimed vineyards that cater to domestic as well as international demands.