Rajesh White City Kandivali East, Mumbai

• Rajesh White City provides a residential setting in Mumbai centered around a large leisure zone. Homes overlook a central courtyard, keeping daily necessities close at hand.

• Around 35%-45% of the project footprint is dedicated to nature, featuring Lawn mounds and a Reflexology path that offer quiet spots for relaxation.
• The open area covers 55%-70% of the property, where an Entrance plaza and Seating alcoves provide social spaces for residents to gather outside.
• Only 15%-25% of the land is occupied by buildings, which helps homes receive plenty of natural light and fresh air.

• The Western Express Highway, Swami Vivekanand Road, and Virar railway station are located nearby, making daily commutes and travel across Mumbai straightforward for residents.

• A Swimming pool, Kids pool, and Jacuzzi offer residents options for aquatic recreation and relaxation right at home.
• A central Clubhouse serves as the social hub of the community, providing a dedicated space for indoor gatherings and events.
• A Tennis court, Basketball court, and Jogging track enable residents to maintain their physical fitness without leaving the premises.
• A dedicated Kids play area and Toddlers play area give younger residents safe and engaging spaces to play outdoors.

• Wing A and Wing B stand in a curved line facing towards the central open spaces.
• The Proposed Future Development towers occupy the eastern side of the plot near the boundary.
• Wide gaps separate Wing B from this area blocks to let natural sunlight through.

• Residents in Wing B enjoy direct walking access to the central leisure areas right outside their doors.
• Wing A sits close to the western recreational zone for quick morning walks and outdoor activities.
• This area blocks have immediate access to the eastern play spaces and sports zones.

• Homes in Wing A face away from Akurli Road to ensure a quiet indoor environment.
• This area towers are set back from the eastern road to reduce traffic noise.
• Wing B units look inward to avoid street noise and maintain daily privacy for families.

• The open space between Wing A and Wing B allows wind to flow freely across the grounds.
• This area blocks are positioned to prevent blocking the views of existing homes.
• A clear gap between Wing B and the central building keeps the center feeling open.

• The Peripheral driveway keeps cars on the outer edge of the plot to protect walkers.
• Residents can walk safely from Wing A to Wing B without crossing any main car lanes.
• A dedicated Drop-off zone near the entrance lets passengers get off safely away from moving traffic.

• The Skating rink is placed safely away from the main entrance to protect playing children.
• Older residents can walk easily from Wing A to the quiet seating areas nearby for fresh air.
• The Leisure pool offers a safe space for families to relax together in the sun.

• A thick green belt runs along the northern boundary behind Wing B to provide natural views.
• Planted trees line the southern edge facing this area to block dust and clean the air.
• Green spaces wrap around Wing A to provide natural views for lower floor homes in the wing.

• Cars enter the property directly from this area through a wide entrance for smooth flow.
• This amenity guides all incoming cars immediately to the outer loop away from homes.
• This amenity is positioned to prevent cars from blocking the main entrance during busy hours.

• Living in Wing A offers a quiet lifestyle away from the busier eastern sports zones.
• The positioning of Wing B ensures that every home enjoys natural breeze from the north.
• This area is planned to maintain the open feel of the central courtyard.

This project provides a home where families can enjoy outdoor recreation and straightforward transit connections. Working professionals benefit from the quick commute to the local transit hub, while children and seniors have dedicated spaces to unwind safely. The central positioning of the leisure facilities helps every home overlook a peaceful environment rather than neighboring structures.