SMS Star The Springs Pelhar, Palghar

• SMS Star The Springs is a residential row house development located in the Mira Road and Beyond area of Mumbai. This project stands out for its low-rise character and structured blocks that offer a quiet suburban feel close to major business districts and the international airport.

• Around 25%-35% of the project area is dedicated to green coverage, highlighted by the Yoga / Meditation Lawn and the Play Ground where residents can connect with nature.
• The open area covers 40%-55% of the development, with the Stepping Stone Pathway and the Chit Chat Area providing outdoor spots for relaxation outside the green zones.
• Only 20%-30% of the plot is built up, meaning the low-rise row houses have plenty of breathing room and natural light compared to high-rise developments.
• The integration of an Infiltration Well and a Storm Water Drain helps manage water resources efficiently on site.

• Direct access to NH 4 and connection to Veer Savarkar Rd make commuting to key parts of Mumbai straightforward for residents.

• The Party Lawn offers a dedicated outdoor space for hosting social gatherings and events close to home.
• A Non Standard Tennis Court / Multi Court provides a dedicated space for residents to engage in outdoor sports and stay active.
• The Sand Pit Play Area and the Amphitheatre offer safe spaces for children to play and neighbors to gather for performances.

• Are the homes well spaced? The row houses from RH 1 to RH 40 stand in three parallel, north-south blocks.
• Which way do the homes face? Units like RH 13 and RH 14 face east or west, avoiding direct southern glare.
• How is the spacing at the southern end? Homes from RH 41 to RH 45 sit in a separate cluster at the southern edge.

• Which homes have the quickest walk to the main shared spaces? Residents in RH 41 and RH 45 can walk to the southern common areas in seconds.
• Is the walk long from the northernmost homes? Residents living in RH 1 and RH 2 must walk south along the internal paths to reach the shared facilities.
• Can everyone reach the play areas easily? Every home from RH 1 to RH 45 has direct path access leading straight to the southern leisure zone.

• Which homes get the most road noise? Units like RH 1, RH 18, and RH 33 sit closest to the northern DP Road.
• Where are the quietest homes located? Homes at the southern end, such as RH 45, face away from the main northern road.
• Do neighbors look directly into each other's homes? Parallel blocks like the one containing RH 3 and RH 4 face internal paths, keeping private areas shielded.

• Do the homes feel cramped? Wide gaps between the blocks of RH 5 and RH 6 let wind and daylight pass through easily.
• What lies to the west of the homes? The western side features a Future Development zone, keeping that side open for now.
• How much space is left open? With 15%-25% of the land used for roads and parking, the remaining areas feel open and airy.

• Can I walk safely without cars? The internal pathway separates walking areas from driving lanes next to RH 9.
• How do residents walk to the south? Straight paths run north to south, letting residents walk from RH 17 down to the southern gardens.
• Is the walking network connected? Walking paths connect the front doors of RH 21 through RH 32 directly to the shared spaces.

• Where can children play safely? The southern end of the property keeps play spaces far from the northern DP Road.
• Is it easy for older residents to walk around? Flat paths near RH 41 and RH 42 provide a smooth surface for gentle evening walks.
• Are the play areas close to the homes? Families in RH 15 can easily watch their children walk down the straight path to the play zones.

• Where is the green space located? Most of the green cover sits near RH 45, forming a large park area.
• Do the northern homes have green views? Residents in RH 2 and RH 17 look out over small landscaped strips between the blocks.
• Is there green space near the southern homes? Homes like RH 45 sit right next to the main landscaped park at the bottom of the site.

• Where do cars enter the property? Vehicles enter from the DP Road at the northern boundary of the site.
• Is parking easy to find? Surface parking spaces sit directly alongside the internal roads near units like RH 23 and RH 24.
• How do cars move through the site? Driving lanes run straight down the sides of RH 13, keeping the center of the blocks quiet.

• What makes this layout stand out? The clear division between the quiet homes from RH 1 to RH 45 and the southern park is excellent.
• Is the site well protected from flooding? With 0%-2% of the area kept for water bodies, the site focuses on dry, usable land.
• Why is this a great place to settle? The simple, straight-line setup of RH 1 to RH 45 ensures every resident enjoys equal light and fresh air.

Living here delivers a quiet, low-rise way of life where you can step out of your home directly into open air rather than crowded corridors. Families with young children benefit most because kids have safe outdoor play spots right outside their doors. This project stands out in the local market because it offers the rare privacy of row house living combined with shared lawns in a highly connected suburban neighborhood.