Purva Silversands Mundhwa, Pune

The site is primarily allocated for residential use, with multiple residential buildings strategically placed to maximize access to shared amenities and river views. A central 'CLUB HOUSE' serves as a focal point for community activities, surrounded by extensive landscaped areas and diverse recreational facilities. The Mula-Mutha River forms a significant natural boundary, integrating a riverfront experience into the development's design.

• The master plan illustrates an internal road network that seamlessly connects all residential buildings, the clubhouse, and various amenity zones.
• Primary access into the development appears to be from the southern side, leading directly into the internal road system.
• The Mula-Mutha River forms the northern boundary of the property, providing a natural and scenic perimeter for the development.

• Unique water-based attractions include a Wave Pool, a dedicated Snorkeling area, a Fish Feeding Deck, and a large Swimming Pool with an adjacent Paddle Pool.
• Sports and fitness facilities are extensive, featuring a Multi Court (for Tennis, Volley Ball & Badminton), a Cricket Practicing Pitch, a Golf Putting Green, a Skating Rink, and multiple Jogging Tracks.
• Leisure and relaxation are catered for with a Yoga Deck, Meditation Pavilion, Barbecue Party Deck, Sunken Bar, Senior Citizen's Court, and Koi Pool.
• Family-centric amenities include Children's Play Areas, a Toddler's Play Area, a Hopscotch Arena, and a dedicated Paw Park for pets.

• The development is structured to unfold in stages, with 'Phase 1' clearly delineated on the master plan.
• A comprehensive list of 24 distinct tentative amenities is proposed, ranging from recreational and sports facilities to specialized relaxation zones.
• Essential infrastructure, including an STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) and OWC (Organic Waste Converter), is incorporated within the site to support sustainable living.
• The plan notes that the shapes and contours of water bodies may evolve, and their scale in the drawing is not exact, indicating potential design adjustments.