Ambuja Ecospace Business Towers, a new-age business address in New Town
Offices · Starting ₹46.56 Lakh onwards
Ambuja Ecospace Business Towers is a commercial development by Ambuja Neotia in Action Area II, New Town, conceived as an extension of the developer's established Ecospace business ecosystem on Kolkata's eastern edge. The project is registered as a Commercial project under RERA registration number WBRERA/P/NOR/2023/000061, with a land area of 12,827 sq. mtr. and 459 commercial units. It is positioned for businesses seeking a branded, professionally managed address in a locality that has become synonymous with Kolkata's IT and business-services growth.
Ecospace Business Towers is a new age business address located adjacent to Ecospace Business Park in New Town, integrating smart work with good life, punctuated by green pockets. The intent is a workplace that reads as more than a stack of floors, with landscaped breakout areas and communal spaces built into the plan rather than added as an afterthought.
Design at Ecospace Business Towers follows the template Ambuja Neotia set with its earlier Ecospace campus nearby, where workspace planning was built around natural light, ventilation and green cover rather than density alone. The estate is planned with commercial infrastructure that includes an open visitor space, a dedicated lounge, adequate car parking, Wi-Fi connectivity across offices, and a sewage treatment plant. Fire-fighting systems, round-the-clock CCTV surveillance and tiered security are built into the base specification rather than offered as upgrades.
New Town's transformation into a business address has been driven by IT parks, SEZs and institutional campuses clustering around Sector V and Rajarhat, and by infrastructure such as the Kolkata Metro's Orange Line, which is being extended through the corridor toward the airport. For a developer whose own campus next door already hosts IT and business-process occupiers, extending that ecosystem into a second, purpose-built tower cluster is a natural continuation of an address it has spent years building.
Ambuja Ecospace Business Towers is offered to businesses and investors looking for bare-shell office space within an established, green-oriented business campus in New Town, Kolkata.
Starting from Rs. 46.56 Lakh onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bare Shell Office Space Flexible bare-shell office units for IT, ITES and boutique business set-ups | 388–2066 sq.ft. | Rs. 46.56 Lakh |
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New Town, Kolkata 700156 · Action Area II · Kolkata
Action Area II sits within New Town, the planned satellite township on Kolkata's eastern edge that has grown into the city's principal IT and business corridor over the past two decades. New Town is a planned locality situated in North-East Kolkata, part of the North 24 Parganas district and among the many satellite cities of Kolkata, designated a Solar City and Smart Green City by the Government of India. The area sits close to Sector V, Salt Lake and Rajarhat, drawing IT parks, SEZs and corporate campuses into a single connected business district.
The area boasts excellent connectivity, thanks to major road networks like the Biswa Bangla Sarani, which links it to Salt Lake and other key commercial regions, with the Kolkata Metro further enhancing accessibility. Ambuja Ecospace Business Towers occupies a site directly beside Ambuja Neotia's established Ecospace Business Park, placing it within a campus that already houses IT and business-process occupiers, food courts, a hotel and landscaped grounds.
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The Kolkata Metro's Orange Line, connecting New Garia to the airport via Salt Lake and Rajarhat New Town, is being extended through the corridor with full operations targeted for 2026.
A dedicated Orange Line station is planned beside Eco Park within New Town, intended to improve last-mile access across the Action Area II business district.
This arterial road links Action Area II to Salt Lake and other commercial regions, forming one of the main road connections for New Town's business campuses.
Located roughly two kilometres from the New Town Expressway, the address benefits from a direct road link that speeds up cross-city commutes.
The recently opened Yellow Line between Noapara and the airport, feeding into the wider Orange and Blue network, is expanding transit options for New Town's business travellers.
Ambuja Ecospace Business Towers sits directly beside Ambuja Neotia's Ecospace Business Park, an existing LEED Gold-rated commercial campus, extending an ecosystem of occupiers, food courts and amenities already operating next door.
The project is registered with the West Bengal RERA under WBRERA/P/NOR/2023/000061, covering 459 commercial units across three towers on roughly 3.17 acres in Action Area II.
Action Area II has developed into one of Kolkata's principal commercial corridors, sitting close to Sector V, Salt Lake and Rajarhat, making it a credible address for IT, ITES and business-services occupiers.
Ambuja Neotia, led by Padma Shri recipient Harshavardhan Neotia, has built landmark Kolkata projects since 1993, from Udayan-The Condoville to City Centre Salt Lake, bringing a long institutional track record to this address.
The Kolkata Metro Orange Line is being extended through New Town toward the airport, with a station planned near Eco Park, set to improve transit access to and from the business district.
Units are offered as bare shell spaces across a range of sizes, allowing occupiers to design fit-outs suited to IT, ITES, corporate or boutique business requirements.
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