Set amid the tranquil Western Ghats, this elegant 4-BHK villa offers a peaceful hillside escape just minutes away from some of Nashik’s most celebrated landmarks. Only 15 minutes from the sacred Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Mandir and 45 minutes from Sula Vineyards, it sits in a region known for music festivals, wellness retreats, and easily accessible hiking trails—making it ideal even for upcoming Kumbh 2027 stays.
The villa features four warm, soothing bedrooms, each with queen beds, modern ensuite bathrooms, soft lighting, large windows framing hill views, wooden wardrobes, and outdoor sit-outs or balconies that create quiet, personal corners on both floors. Two spacious living areas with vaulted wooden ceilings, plush sofas, and wide glass doors invite relaxed gatherings, while the fully equipped kitchen and bright dining space ensure a homelike, comfortable stay. A pergola-covered outdoor patio sets the scene for open-air meals and slow mornings.
Across the estate, thoughtfully designed common spaces elevate every moment. The conference and banquet hall offers flexible layouts, acoustic walls, geometric ceiling lights, cushioned seating, and a complete AV setup, ideal for corporate meets, intimate functions, and private celebrations. The restaurant blends warm wood, wicker seating, high ceilings, and soft pendant lighting for cosy dining experiences.
Guests can unwind by the palm-lined outdoor pool or retreat to the spa for rejuvenating therapies, steam rooms, and serene treatment spaces. The meditation and yoga zone provides an illuminated, calming environment for mindfulness sessions, while the welcoming reception and the bamboo cove deck—with water features, lounge seating, and landscaped paths—add charm and tranquillity throughout the property
Inspired by 'Atithi Devo Bhava,' our 5-star team pampers every guest with care and attention.
Note:
The property features 4 bedrooms across 2 floors, with 2 bedrooms on each floor.
The two floors are not interconnected internally. Each floor comprises two bedrooms and has its own separate entrance.