Asalgaam

The Real Homestead.

Seventy-eight acres of orchards, vegetable rows and terracotta-roofed farm villas an hour from Ahmedabad. Tap any point on the farm to go there, or simply scroll.

  • 346 family plots
  • 78 acres

The villa

The lane ends at your verandah.

A compact villa of brick, lime and timber with a deep verandah facing the land. Behind it, your own rows, tended with the farm's help.

  • Stay
  • Pause
  • Cultivate

The water

Every drop has a journey.

Rain from the roof runs down a stone channel, through the reeds and into the lake, then back out to the fields.

  • Capture
  • Filter
  • Recharge
  • Reuse

Farm chowk

Then you meet your neighbours.

Under the great banyan: the chai counter, the Saturday market, and a long table for the farm-to-table dinner.

  • Farm chowk
  • Weekly market

The trail

Let the day take its own time.

A pedestrian-first landscape with shaded movement loops, restful pauses, and uninterrupted farm views at every turn.

  • Walk
  • Cycle
  • Ride

The tree house

Some childhood never leaves us.

A rope bridge into the banyan, a tile-roofed tree house, and the whole farm spread out below.

  • Tree house
  • Rope bridge

Lakeside machan

When the sun goes down, everything slows down.

Feet over the water, egrets lifting off the reeds, and windows lighting up across the lake.

  • Sunsets
  • Birdwatching

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A family on the timber verandah of their Asalgaam farm villa at golden hour

A weekend at Asalgaam

Come home. Then step out.

Only a small residential edge is built on each plot: a compact villa and a deep verandah. Everything behind it stays land, touching the neighbours' land and the fields beyond. Two days here, and the farm already feels like yours.

  • Saturday, morningTea on the verandah swing. The mist is still on the field.
  • Saturday, noonThe market under the banyan. Neighbours, not strangers.
  • Sunday, eveningThe machan. Egrets, and a sun that takes its time.
  • Sunday, nightHeading back with a crate of your own tomatoes.

Every plot, the same way

Four small rituals.

Every home at Asalgaam reads the same way, from the lane to the last row of okra.

  1. ArriveA quiet lane under the neem and mango that were here before any of us.
  2. StayA compact villa of brick, lime and timber with a deep verandah facing the land.
  3. PauseThe cane swing on the verandah is where the day starts and ends.
  4. CultivateBehind the house, your own rows, tended with the farm's help.

Where the rain goes

Even the rain has a place here.

  1. CaptureVilla roofs • Roads • Paved areas
  2. FilterBioswales • Silt traps • Planted channels
  3. RechargeLake • Wetlands • Percolation zones
  4. ReuseCrop irrigation • Landscape • Amenities

Lake water is never supplied for drinking. Capacities are confirmed after survey and statutory review.

Two ways to lay out the farm

Your land. Your way.

Masterplan Option 01: One big farm in the middle.Masterplan Option 02: A little farm of your own.

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346family plots
78acres of farmland
1,000–1,500sq yd per family
11places to wander to

Everywhere connected

Four kinds of lane, one quiet farm.

  1. 18 MThe way in
  2. 12 MThe lane across
  3. 9 MYour street
  4. 7.5 MThe service loop, out of sight

The return

It was never just about a villa.

It was about everything around it. A place to return to. A place to grow. A place to belong.

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Asalgaam — The Real Homestead

A place to return to. A place to grow. A place to belong.

346 Units · 3,16,070 SQ M Total Plot Area 1,000–1,500 SQ YD Indicative farm-villa plot range Leave your number and we will walk you through both ways of laying out the farm.