You enter through a gated forest approach that climbs gently above the Mashobra bypass — the sound of traffic gone within the first bend. What opens up is a low-density cluster of Himalayan villas set directly into the natural contour of the hillside, exactly as HoABL’s masterplan intended: homes, roads and open spaces positioned to work with the terrain, not against it.
At the centre of the 11.5-acre estate sits the 25,000+ sq. ft. clubhouse — the heart of everyday living, where mornings begin with a swim in the double-height heated indoor pool, afternoons restore at the spa and recovery circuit, and evenings linger over the fireside lounge. Walking trails, viewing plazas and orchard groves thread between the villa clusters and out toward the bordering forest reserve, so a short walk from your front door ends in genuine Deodar woodland, not a boundary fence.
Every home was positioned before it was drawn. The masterplan was analysed using advanced computational modelling of the site’s contours, slope, geology and solar orientation — so each villa is oriented to celebrate the widest possible view of the Gharshi Valley beyond it.