Seasons at Saroda
Festival weekends at your own plot

In the city, festivals can squeeze into balconies and corridors. On your own plot, they spread out: diyas along a garden edge instead of a windowsill, a rangoli at the entrance of your own gate, dinner outside under the open sky. A plot at The Neer Creek gives the season room to breathe.
Diwali, unhurried
An evening here can be simple: lights strung through the trees, the family around one long table in the garden, and no traffic between you and the night sky. With 21 plots on tree-named lanes, the setting stays quiet even when every home is lit up.
Uttarayan on your own terrace
January brings kite season, and a terrace of your own changes it completely - open sky on every side, space for children to run, and the garden below for breaks between flights. It is the kind of day that turns into a tradition.

Every festival comes back to the same thing: space that is yours, with the people you choose. The plots range from 555 to 1,197 square yards and take 2 and 3 BHK designs, so there is room for the gathering and room to escape it.
Spend a festive evening here
The surest test is to visit together. Site visits run every day, 10 AM to 7 PM - call or WhatsApp +91 87338 08054 or use the enquiry form to arrange yours.