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Waiwoods Brochure 02 Call For Booking : 8888 3232 22 | 8888 6100 07 LANDMARK DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PVT. LTD. Corporate Office: Landmark House, Near VIIT College, Next to Swami Vivekanand Garden, Off. Gangadham Road, Kondhawa Budruk, Pune - 411 048. Tel.: 020 269 44 100. E-mail: [email protected] www.thelandmarkcorporation.com Disclaimer: 1) This brochure is an imaginary concept of proposed building and has no legal standing. The Plans, Specifications, Amenities, Master Architect Legal Advisor Media Partner Numbers of Plots, Number of Floors, Area and Photographs shown in the brochure are only indicative and purely conceptual and are subject to Credits: Mugdha Chavan Raut - Tambe mukta.vfx change without any prior notice. The plans shown are not to the scale. This brochure is for private circulation only. 2) The photographs, pictures, www.muktavfx.com contents etc. in this brochure are not part of the agreement to sale. https://www.facebook.com/Landmarkdevelopment www.youtube.com/user/Landmarkdevelopment A SPLENDID LOCATION, TO EXPLORE YOURSELF. ONLY, FOR THE CONNOISSEURS OF ARDENT LIFE. Amidst the picturesque ghats of Sahyadri, surrounded by the lush green hills and on the banks of beautiful river Krishna, resides a sanctuary of peace and serenity, Wai. The cool winds coming straight from the stream of the river will refresh your senses. The beauty of the place will urge you to lose your soul in the divinity of nature. A place where winters are at their best and monsoons are just like a wake up of nature from a deep sleep. Welcome to Wai, a destination of refuge from your busy life. WAI WOODS a project of Residential N.A. Plots With Ready To Construct Bungalow Plans, designed at this scenic location, merely for the connoisseurs of ardent life like you. COME HOME FOR VACATION !! Sprawling sofas in the living room, the 42'' LCD and a life in high-towers can't give the joy of leading a stroll upon the lush green plateau, the satisfaction of unpolluted breeze and great feeling after getting drenched in rains amidst the mountain hills. In the busy city life, you and your dear ones are missing the real joy of life. It's time that you grab an opportunity to claim everything that you have been missing. WAI WOODS is just made for you, a project with Sanctioned Residential N.A. Plots And Bungalow Plans. Adorned with nature and equipped with Amenities like Landscape Garden, Club House and Children Play Park, WAI WOODS becomes the best destination for your weekend and vacation home. A Second Home Of Your Dreams !! OPEN YOUR MIND TO NATURE, ENLIVEN YOUR SENSES, AND BRING BACK YOUR CHILDHOOD DAYS FOR YOUR KIDS !! Remember the days when there were no video games or internet? When the vacations meant a holiday and playing lots of games with friends and families. Unfortunately, in the closely-knit cities of cement and concrete, there's hardly any space left to explore and enjoy. The tranquil surroundings of WAI WOODS will bring an experience of peace of mind. Break the bounds of urban life and free your soul in the bloom of nature. Just walk on the path of this quest, align yourself with the rhythm of the nature. Let your kid experience the sweet sound of birds, the deep voice of the water falling from the high cliffs. Before the dawn breaks and the world gets busy in their daily chorus find yourself harmonizing with the five elements of nature. At WAI WOODS, every day will be enriching, rewarding and elating, for you and your loved ones !! A CAMPFIRE IN THE BACKYARD WITH FRIENDS, AND ALL YOU NEED IS A SONG TO DANCE !! The magical nights at WAI WOODS will be even more fascinating when you sit with your family and friends around a campfire. The burning embers provide a comforting heat and light in the chilly nights. Music, dance, laughter and cheers fill the air. The dinners are special when you cook it on the coals and ames. Have a real blast of fun !! A campfire in the backyard of your own vacation home in WAI WOODS; such memories are guaranteed to last forever. The most amazing vacation home awaits you !! 1 & 3 BHK SANCTIONED BUNGALOW PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN Bungalow Saleable Area Single Unit (sq.ft.) Ground Floor 776.62 First Floor 734.64 Total 1511.25 3 BHK 3D View ENTRANCE GATE A SANCTIONED BUNGALOW PLAN IS ALL YOU NEED AFTER BOOKING A PLOT IN WAI WOODS !! 1 BHK 3D View A plot in WAI WOODS will never fail to amaze you. All the amenities that you would have desired for are ready at your service. The project is designed so as it doesn't disturbs the fine balance between comfort and nature in the surrounding. But that's not all !! Before you start constructing your vacation home you have to go through a tedious process of planning and getting it sanctioned. Here, we come at your service. At WAI WOODS, we offer you not only Plot but also Sanctioned Bungalow Plan of 1 & 3 BHK Bungalow For Each Plot. Your dream vacation home at WAI WOODS is not so far. BOLLYWOOD'S FAVOURITE HOTSPOT IS YOUR OWN VACATION HOME. Once you visit Wai, you'll never want to leave. It's a place mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Record as a popular bollywood destination. Many Hindi, Tamil, Marathi and Bhojpuri movies have Wai in the backdrop. Latest Bollywood movies like Gangajal, Omkara, Dabbang, Swades, Ishqiya, Singham, Bol Bachchan, Zila Ghaziabad, Gulaab Gang, Chennai Express and many others are shot in Wai and the nearby villages. Menwali, Jambhali, Nagewadi with Dhom and Balakwadi Dams and their surroundings are their favourites. The natural environment that the dam provides makes it popular filming location for movies, television and advertisements. A vacation home at such a celebrated spot is really a feather in your hat. THE THRILL OF SPEED, BEST ENJOYED IN THE LEISURELY HOLIDAY. The scenic Dhom Dam is in the close vicinity of your own vacation home in WAI WOODS. The Dam is the best place for morning walk, but its prime attraction is the water sports. Its green environs augment the pleasure of adventure water sports. A beautiful boating spot where one can enjoy with Water Scooter and Speed Boats. Sporting in Dhom Lake with the beautiful natural surroundings is a wonderful experience in itself. Activities like jet skiing, pedal boats are fun to engage with. A unique feature to mention is a seaplane service from Mehair company is available from Juhu Airport to Dhom Dam at a distance of 2 km from WAI WOODS. With so much to do and so much to experience your vacation home in WAI WOODS is definitely the best place to be. SUCH AN AMAZING LOCATION, NEEDS NO SECOND THOUGHT TO TAKE A DECISION. The beauty of the place is beyond the expression of words. The sky-high ranges of Sahyadri mountain have blessed Wai with amazing features. It is situated at 718 meters from sea level, making it the best place to be in any climate. It is easily approachable from prime cities like Mumbai, Pune and Satara; at 250 km, 90 km and 35 km respectively. Wai has the epithetic name "Dakshin Kashi". The river Krishna is an asset to the town. "Krishnabai Utsav" is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Wai. The two dams, Dhom Dam and Balkawdi Dam have abundant water for the entire year. Famous tourist spots like Panchagani and Mahabaleshwar are just in the neighbourhood of Wai which makes this location even more special. A proposed ropeway from Wai to Panchagani is just few minutes away from the site. Beyond the serene nature, there is more to be explored here. Wai MIDC and well-developed industrial area are again an advantage. The top-notch educational institute, residential schools in Wai and Panchagani are among the best schools in India. Tapola Pratapgad F ort Venna Lake Panchgani Strawberry F Menwali arm Dhom Dam Mumbai - Juhu Seaplane Flights, Amphibian Aircraft Port Key Distancesune • 90 min from P • 35 min from Sataraanchgani • 20 min from P LOCATION MAP • 35 min from Mahabaleshwar Proposed Konkan Road Mandhardevi Kalubai Temple KFC / CCD WE CREATE LANDMARKS !! Landmark Development Corporation Pvt. Ltd. a real estate expert advisory that is focused and has a strategic approach towards investments. It works on a smart formula involving four dimensions viz. “a promising destination, legitimate property, developed projects and assured appreciation.” Towards Nearby F Kolhapur • Hotels - 5 minacilities Considering the rising demand for Plots of land, we started offering developed Plots • Petrol P with boundary fencing, power and water in places that promise good appreciation in land value ump - 5 min • Temple - 5 min and make good investment sense with safe, secure and promising investment. • Wai MIDC - 5 min • Hospital - 10 min • Market - 5 min • Dhom Dam - 2 Min • Schools and Colleges - 15 min A detailed thought process, for your own vacation home. The project WAI WOODS is designed with perfection, T ar Waterfall taking care of each and every aspect of you and your family. apola, Mini K Mahabaleshw ashmir Panchgani PLOT SPECIFICATIONS PROJECT AMENITIES • Plots 1800 sq. ft. onwards • Elegant entrance gate Tourist Attractions near Wai • Electric feeder box • Solar street lights • Individual concrete fencing • Indoor games Panchgani and Mahabaleshwar • Individual gate for plot • Common water tank Mapro and Mala’s garden Strawberry farms • Vastushastra compliant • Jogging track THE PRIVILEGED ONES Adventure parks • Individual 7/12 extract • Nakshatra garden Dhom Dam Boat Club ARE ONLY A FEW. • Architectural design facility • Barbeque pit Venna lake Book Eco-rich Water View Residential • Construction FSI 1:1 • Extensive landscaping Tapola, Mini Kashmir N.A.
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