Hiranandani Estate Madison Ghodbunder Road, Thane

The estate features a mix of land uses including extensive residential clusters with labeled buildings such as ATLANTA, VEGA, ARCADIA, and MARVELA. Dedicated zones are allocated for educational institutions like SCHOOL, NORTH POINT SCHOOLE, and VELARICA SCHOOL. Commercial and hospitality elements are present, with a SHOPPING COMPLEX, SALES GALLERY, and HOTEL. Large open and recreational spaces include a PLAY AREA, TENNIS COURTS, and the TMC RESERVATION GARDEN. Specific density figures like units per acre are not indicated.

• The primary external access is via Ghodbunder Road, with designated routes leading 'TOWARDS THANE' and 'TOWARDS BORIVLI'.
• Internal road networks comprise CENTRAL AVENUE, REGENCY STREET, WOOD STREET, PARK AVENUE, FOREST AVENUE, CROSS LANE, and QUEENS STREET, facilitating movement throughout the estate.
• A 'PROPOSED ROAD' is indicated in the southern section of the estate, suggesting future expansion or improved connectivity.
• Road widths or specific dimensions for internal or external connectivity are not provided.

• Recreational facilities include a PLAY AREA, TENNIS COURTS, a RACQUET CLUB, and the RODAS CLUBHOUSE, catering to active lifestyles.
• Educational infrastructure is integrated with multiple SCHOOL locations, including NORTH POINT SCHOOLE and VELARICA SCHOOL.
• Commercial and retail needs are addressed by a SHOPPING COMPLEX and a SALES GALLERY, alongside a designated HOTEL area.
• Environmental considerations include the TMC RESERVATION GARDEN and a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) on-site.

• The master plan is dated 08.08.2020, which marks the revision or creation date of the presented layout.
• Key corporate presence is noted with a specific area for 'TCS' in the lower-right quadrant.
• Several sections are designated for 'FUTURE DEVELOPMENT' and 'OTHER DEVELOPERS DEVELOPMENT', indicating planned growth and adjacent projects.
• The plan specifies that 'Trees and Green Area shown is for representation purpose only' and 'Layout plan is not up to the scale.'