Is this ₹30,000 Bengaluru 2 BHK real? Viral apartment tour with luxury amenities leaves internet in disbelief, watch video

A video tour of a spacious 2 BHK apartment in East Bengaluru has gone viral online, leaving viewers shocked at its surprisingly affordable monthly rent. The clip features a resident offering a detailed walkthrough of his bright, sunlit home, which also includes access to premium society amenities—all for just ₹30,000.

“New Apartment Tour,” Shivank Goel wrote while sharing a video showing his newly rented apartment. In the video, he says, “Hi I am Shivank and I recently moved into this 2 BHK flat in Bangalore.” He then adds that the rent for the apartment is ₹30,000.

Inside the Apartment

As the tour progresses, Goel takes viewers through the layout of the home, pointing out two notably spacious bedrooms filled with natural light. He also highlights a large, thoughtfully designed kitchen that includes a separate area for the washing basin, ensuring a clear division between cooking and utility spaces.

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Balcony With a View

The video further showcases an attached balcony that offers wide, uninterrupted views of the surrounding neighbourhood, adding to the apartment’s appeal.

Premium Society Amenities

Beyond the apartment itself, Goel also gives a glimpse of the society’s high-end amenities, which are covered under the monthly maintenance charges. These include a well-stocked resident library, a clean swimming pool, and a fully equipped gymnasium.

Internet Reacts

The video has sparked amazement among viewers. Surprised, an individual posted, “Where did you get this house? What, wow?!” Another shared, “A 2 BHK for 30k that too in a gated society in Bengaluru??”

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