Executive Furnished Chamber Office Near High Court Opposite Ag Office anab Centre is For Rent in Mall Road Lahore
Mall Road, Lahore, Punjab
1 Bed
1 Bath
1.1 Marla
Overview
Details
- TypeOffice
- PricePKR16 Thousand
- LocationMall Road, Lahore, Punjab
- Bath(s)1
- Area1.1 Marla
- PurposeFor Rent
- Bedroom(s)1
- Added1 year ago
Description
Executive Furnished Chamber Office Near High Court Opposite Ag Office anab Centre is For Rent in Mall Road Lahore
Near Head Office Of Pakistan Post Office
Near Chaman Ice Cream
Near GPO Office
Executive Furnished Office
Mall Road
Neat and Clean Plaza
1st Floor of Plaza
Near High Court
Opposite Ag Office Anab Centre
Ideal and Excellent Location
Prime Location For Chamber Office
Mall Road Lahore
The British ruled Lahore for just under a hundred years from 1849 to 1947. Capitalising on a crisis of succession following the death of Ranjit Singh of the Sikh Empire, the British would oust the Sikhs and annex the Punjab. Lahore was made the capital of British Punjab.
Like in the other major cities of the British Raj, the colonial occupiers would leave their legacy on the urban landscape by way of monumental civic and commercial buildings that still continue to stand today.
While British colonial period architecture exists all over Lahore, the greatest concentration of these buildings occurs along Mall Road, which links the Old City to the Cantonment, and then as now was is the most important thoroughfare in the city.
On and around Mall Road stand most of the major cultural, civic and educational institutions including the Governor s House, the General Post Office (GPO), the High Court, the Lahore Museum, the Town Hall, and a few major Government High Schools, Colleges and Universities. Many of these buildings were built in the Gothic or Indo-Saracenic style. Some of these buildings especially the colleges, look as though they came straight out of Cambridge or Oxford.
Just off Mall Road also stand some of the city s most important churches, looking again, like they were plucked straight out of the English countryside and placed here.
No visit to Lahore can be without a drive down (or up) Mall Road. With its broad boulevards and wide pavement, it is also entirely possible to walk along Mall Road. Unfortunately, many of the buildings are enclosed within large grounds and are not visible from the Road itself this includes the Governor s House and some of the schools on the Eastern end of the Road.
The best walk, therefore, would be to go from the Quaid-e-Azam Library (the former Lawrence and Montgomery Halls) at the Bagh-e-Jinnah Park (formerly Lawrence Gardens) to Government College University of Punjab a walk that would take some 2 hours to complete, but which boasts most of the architectural highlights on the Road.
Near Head Office Of Pakistan Post Office
Near Chaman Ice Cream
Near GPO Office
Executive Furnished Office
Mall Road
Neat and Clean Plaza
1st Floor of Plaza
Near High Court
Opposite Ag Office Anab Centre
Ideal and Excellent Location
Prime Location For Chamber Office
Mall Road Lahore
The British ruled Lahore for just under a hundred years from 1849 to 1947. Capitalising on a crisis of succession following the death of Ranjit Singh of the Sikh Empire, the British would oust the Sikhs and annex the Punjab. Lahore was made the capital of British Punjab.
Like in the other major cities of the British Raj, the colonial occupiers would leave their legacy on the urban landscape by way of monumental civic and commercial buildings that still continue to stand today.
While British colonial period architecture exists all over Lahore, the greatest concentration of these buildings occurs along Mall Road, which links the Old City to the Cantonment, and then as now was is the most important thoroughfare in the city.
On and around Mall Road stand most of the major cultural, civic and educational institutions including the Governor s House, the General Post Office (GPO), the High Court, the Lahore Museum, the Town Hall, and a few major Government High Schools, Colleges and Universities. Many of these buildings were built in the Gothic or Indo-Saracenic style. Some of these buildings especially the colleges, look as though they came straight out of Cambridge or Oxford.
Just off Mall Road also stand some of the city s most important churches, looking again, like they were plucked straight out of the English countryside and placed here.
No visit to Lahore can be without a drive down (or up) Mall Road. With its broad boulevards and wide pavement, it is also entirely possible to walk along Mall Road. Unfortunately, many of the buildings are enclosed within large grounds and are not visible from the Road itself this includes the Governor s House and some of the schools on the Eastern end of the Road.
The best walk, therefore, would be to go from the Quaid-e-Azam Library (the former Lawrence and Montgomery Halls) at the Bagh-e-Jinnah Park (formerly Lawrence Gardens) to Government College University of Punjab a walk that would take some 2 hours to complete, but which boasts most of the architectural highlights on the Road.
Amenities
- Main Features
- Parking Spaces
- Flooring
- Waste Disposal
- Floor
- Furnished
- Rooms
- Rooms: 1
- Business and Communication
- Broadband Internet Access
- Satellite or Cable TV Ready
- ATM Machines
- Community Features
- Community Lawn or Garden
- Community Swimming Pool
- Community Gym
- First Aid or Medical Centre
- Day Care Centre
- Kids Play Area
- Barbeque Area
- Mosque
- Community Centre
- Nearby Locations and Other Facilities
- Nearby Schools
- Nearby Hospitals
- Nearby Shopping Malls
- Nearby Restaurants
- Distance From Airport (kms)
- Nearby Public Transport Service
- Other Nearby Places
- Other Facilities
- Maintenance Staff
- Security Staff
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