Sherin Shree Hari 43 Dahegam, Ahmedabad

• Sherin Shree Hari 43 is a gated row house community offering a quiet and organized neighborhood character. The project stands out for its structured arrangement of individual homes with private parking and shared community spaces. Residents enjoy a relaxed suburban lifestyle that combines private residential living with accessible social spaces.

• Around 15%-25% of the plot is green, anchored by the Common Plot and outer green buffer zones, so residents can enjoy fresh air and natural surroundings right outside their doorsteps.
• The open area covers 20%-35% of the plot, offering extra breathing room and paved pathways that give families space to stroll and gather outside.
• With 35%-45% of the plot built on, the neighborhood maintains a relaxed scale where homes are not overly crowded together. This arrangement allows for better air flow and natural light to reach each individual row house.

• NH 8 is close to the property, making daily commutes and travel to neighboring areas straightforward and hassle free. The gated setup with dedicated entry and exit points makes coming and going simple for residents.

• The Club House serves as the social hub of the neighborhood, offering residents a dedicated space to host gatherings and connect with neighbors.
• The central lawn area offers a safe outdoor space where children can play and families can relax together in the evenings.

• Type B homes stand in parallel rows along the northern and southern edges of the property.
• Type D units occupy the central blocks, facing each other across a shared internal driveway.
• Type A sits uniquely at the southeastern corner, enjoying a standalone position next to the main entrance.

• Type C units on the eastern side sit directly adjacent to the shared social building and lawn.
• Residents in the northern Type B row can walk straight down the paved path to reach the leisure zone.
• Western Type D homes require a slightly longer walk along the central corridor to reach the shared gathering areas.

• Type C units on the eastern edge face the 30.00 MT. WIDE ROAD, experiencing more daytime activity.
• Northern Type B homes back onto a quiet boundary wall, keeping them insulated from internal neighborhood noise.
• Type A sits near the entrance gate, meaning residents will hear cars entering and exiting throughout the day.

• Wide gaps between the southern Type B homes and the middle rows allow plenty of southern sunlight to enter.
• Central Type D homes face each other across a wide open lane, ensuring steady cross-breezes between the blocks.
• Eastern Type C homes enjoy open views over the low-rise social zone rather than facing another high wall.

• Residents in Type B homes can walk safely along the flat, paved lanes that run directly past their doorsteps.
• The central lane serves both Type D residents parking their cars and neighbors walking to the social area.
• This area C homes connect directly to the main loop, making walks to the eastern side very straightforward.

• Type A residents should watch children closely due to its position right next to the main incoming traffic.
• The northern lane behind Type B homes offers a quieter, low-traffic path where older residents can stroll peacefully.
• This area D homes open onto shared driveways, requiring supervision when children are playing outside near parked cars.

• The largest concentration of grass lies on the eastern side, directly bordering the Type C and Type A homes.
• Small patches of grass and trees line the northern boundary wall directly behind the Type B homes.
• The central blocks housing Type D units are separated by paved lanes rather than soft green lawns.

• Inbound cars drive through the southern entrance, passing Type A before turning into the main residential lanes.
• Outbound traffic flows smoothly toward the northern exit, minimizing congestion near the Type B homes on the end.
• Drivers in Type D homes use the central loop to turn around and exit without blocking neighboring driveways.

• The clear separation of Type B and Type D rows creates a highly organized, easy-to-navigate neighborhood environment.
• Buyers seeking a low-rise home with direct ground-floor access will find Type C units highly practical and functional.
• The single Type A home offers the ultimate privacy, while the rest of the neighborhood shares a connected feel.

Living here delivers a quiet and highly organized neighborhood lifestyle where you can enjoy the privacy of a row house alongside shared neighborhood spaces. Families benefit most from the secure gated environment and the shared green space where children can play safely close to home. This project stands out because it combines individual home ownership with structured parking and community spaces in a low rise setting.