Wellness & Nature

• Yoga & Meditation Lawn – A peaceful space where residents can practice yoga, meditate, or relax early in the morning or after a long day.

• Reflexology Path – A stone path meant for barefoot walks; many residents use it to kickstart their day or unwind in the evening.

• Plant Nursery – A small nursery where residents can explore greenery, pick up plants, or spend time surrounded by nature.

• Fruit Orchard with Trail – A walking trail that passes through trees bearing seasonal fruits, often used for calm strolls or light jogging.

• Nature Sit-out – A shaded bench or sit-out spot where residents rest, read, or chat during their leisure time.

• Forest Walk Trail – A walking path that winds through the greener part of the estate, ideal for nature lovers and morning walkers.

• Riverside Promenade – A quiet riverside walkway where people enjoy evening strolls or spend time near the water with family.

Community & Leisure

• Community Lawn – An open lawn where residents gather, relax, or participate in informal activities like catch-ups or pet walks.

• Celebration Lawn – A space where families or the community host events, get-togethers, or festive celebrations.

• Open Seating Areas – Small seating corners across the estate where people can rest, meet neighbours, or take a break during walks.

• Picnic Lawn – A green patch families use for weekend picnics, especially when guests visit, or kids have a holiday.

• Camping Area – An open space for tents and bonfires, often used by residents to enjoy a short overnight camp without leaving the estate.

Fitness & Sports

• Multipurpose Court – A flexible court used for games like basketball, futsal, or badminton, depending on the group using it.

• Tennis Court – A dedicated area for tennis enthusiasts who prefer regular practice or casual matches with friends.

• Badminton Court – A space where adults and children enjoy quick games, especially in the evenings after work or school.

• Swimming Pool – A large pool used for serious swimming and relaxed dipping, depending on the time and the crowd.

Kids & Family

• Kids’ Play Area – A zone with swings, slides, and activity sets where young children gather every evening.

• Kids’ Park – A bigger space where children run, cycle, or play games in groups under the watch of parents or guardians.

• Pet Park – A separate area designed for pets to walk, play, and interact with other pets in the community.

• Senior Citizen Park – A peaceful area with walking tracks and seating where elderly residents meet, walk, or enjoy quiet time.

Type

Size

Price

Residential Plot

1500 sq. ft. - 2400 sq. ft.

Rs. 60 Lakhs Onwards

Pros

Cons

Thoughtful Community Design – The estate is dotted with open seating, community lawns, and celebration spaces, making it feel like a close-knit neighbourhood rather than just plotted land.

Long Wait for Possession – With possession expected only by March 2028, it's not ideal for those seeking immediate relocation or quick returns.

Family-Friendly Amenities – From a kids’ park and play area to a pet park and senior citizen zone, the estate caters to every generation in the family.

Additional Cost of Construction – Buying a plot means you’ll need to manage and fund the construction separately, which can be time-consuming and costly.

Unique Recreational Spaces – The picnic lawn, camping area, and multipurpose court add a fun, resort-like charm to everyday living.

Premium Maintenance Costs—Maintaining lush landscapes, club amenities, and eco-friendly infrastructure could incur higher upkeep charges.

Eco-Friendly Infrastructure – Features like a sewage treatment plant and rainwater harvesting reflect a conscious effort toward sustainability.

Overcrowded Amenities During Peak Hours – With 1000 units planned, shared spaces like the pool or courts might feel crowded during weekends or holidays.