Jeevan Lifestyle Phase V Badlapur East, Thane

• Jeevan Lifestyle Phase V is a residential project in Badlapur, Thane, offering a living experience with a focus on green and open spaces. It provides a community setting with recreational facilities and convenient access to major roads.

• Around 45%-55% of the plot is green, with a dedicated Lawn Area providing residents with natural spaces for relaxation and outdoor activities.
• The open area covers 55%-65% of the plot and the Wooden Gazebo, Feature Wall, and Pavillion fill the non-green stretches, giving residents places to gather and relax outside their homes.
• Only 25%-35% of the plot has been built on, so homes here get more air and light than in a tightly packed complex, with ample breathing space between residential blocks.

• Karjat Road and Kalyan Badlapur Road provide direct access, making daily commutes and errands straightforward, while the Mumbai-Pune Expressway offers broader regional connectivity. Surface parking is available for residents.

• The Club provides a central hub for social gatherings and community activities, offering residents a dedicated space for interaction and events.
• A Jogging Track lets residents handle daily cardio and outdoor fitness within the community.
• A Children Play Area means young residents have a dedicated outdoor space built into the layout for recreation.

• The 17 residential blocks are arranged in two distinct clusters, one in the north and one in the south.
• Towers like Morning Glory (1) and Sunflower (10) are positioned along the western edge of the property.
• The northern cluster features towers such as Lotus (14) and Rosewood (17) forming a U-shaped configuration.
• The southern cluster, including Marigold (2) and Daisy (9), also creates a similar U-shaped arrangement.

• Residents in the northern blocks, such as Lotus (14), have quick walking access to the northern play zone.
• Those living in southern blocks like this area (1) are close to the southern play zone.
• The community building in the south-west is easily reachable from towers like Daffodil (4) and Lavander (5).
• The northern vehicle parking zone is convenient for residents of Jasmine (16) and Rosewood (17).

• Apartments in towers like Sunflower (10) and this area (1) face the proposed 100-foot wide D.P. Road.
• Internal-facing homes, such as those in Maple (3) or Pinewood (13), likely experience less external sound.
• Green buffers are placed between some buildings and the surrounding roads to reduce noise.
• Towers like Lily (12) and Redwood (11) are set back from the main external roads, offering more quiet.

• The U-shaped arrangement of towers 1 through 5 creates an open central space, allowing ample light.
• Gaps between buildings like Tulip (6) and Cyprus (7) ensure residents have clear views.
• A 30-foot wide internal road provides a significant break between the northern and southern building clusters.
• The spacing between towers 10, 11, 12, and 13 promotes openness and air movement.

• Pedestrians can use the 15-foot wide internal road to move between the northern and southern sections.
• Pathways likely connect residential blocks to the central landscaped areas.
• Cars can navigate the 30-foot wide internal road that divides the project.
• Residents can reach their buildings directly from these internal driving paths.

• The southern play zone is located away from the main external roads, enhancing safety for children.
• Flat walking surfaces around the central green areas would benefit older residents for easy movement.
• The northern play zone is positioned within the complex, reducing exposure to outside traffic.
• Seating spots near the landscaped areas provide resting places for older residents.

• Large landscaped sections are found in the south-west and north-east corners of the property.
• A long, curving green strip borders the north-western edge, alongside the 100-foot wide D.P. Road.
• Smaller planted areas are interspersed between residential blocks, such as near Maple (3) and Daffodil (4).
• A substantial green expanse separates the southern residential cluster from the eastern 30-foot wide road.

• Vehicle entry to the property appears to be from the 30-foot wide road on the east side.
• Cars can use the central 30-foot wide internal road to access different building groups.
• The 15-foot wide internal road provides vehicle access to towers like Marigold (2) and Redwood (11).
• Designated areas for vehicles are located in the north-eastern part of the complex.

• The project provides a structured environment with clear zoning for living and recreation.
• The diverse range of building names, from this area (1) to Rosewood (17), offers choice.
• Residents benefit from the integration of internal walking paths and green buffers.
• The layout supports a lifestyle focused on community with accessible shared zones.

Living here offers a home life centered around spacious outdoor areas and a refreshing environment. Families will find daily life better with dedicated play zones and opportunities for community engagement. This project provides a peaceful retreat with ample breathing room, a notable feature in its location.