Seasons at Saroda

Festival weekends at your own plot

The garden and fountain lit up at night at The Neer Creek
The garden and fountain lit up at night

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.

Garden seating at dusk at The Neer Creek
Garden seating at dusk

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.

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