Peninsula Land Launches Villa Plot Project in Alibaug
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Peninsula Land Launches Villa Plot Project in Alibaug

Peninsula Land has launched Peninsula Estates, Alibaug ONE, an 11-acre plotted development offering 92 villa-ready plots in Alibaug, targeting homebuyers seeking low-density living within reach of Mumbai.

The project offers plots ranging from 2,454 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft and is positioned around the concept of enabling buyers to build customised bungalows in one of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's emerging growth corridors.

According to the company, infrastructure projects such as the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (Atal Setu), the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, the Virar–Alibaug Multimodal Corridor and the Rewas–Karanje Bridge are expected to improve connectivity and support the region's long-term development.

Located around 40 minutes by sea from the Gateway of India and approximately 120 minutes by road from South Mumbai, the project is aimed at buyers looking for a primary or second home with larger open spaces.

“With Peninsula Estates, Alibaug ONE, our goal is to democratise land ownership. We want to make high-quality, transparent land accessible not just as a strong financial investment, but for immediate end use,” said Nandan Piramal, Joint Managing Director, Peninsula Land.

The company said the development is designed to offer buyers the flexibility to build homes at their own pace while benefiting from improving infrastructure and the long-term growth potential of the Alibaug region.

Peninsula Land has launched Peninsula Estates, Alibaug ONE, an 11-acre plotted development offering 92 villa-ready plots in Alibaug, targeting homebuyers seeking low-density living within reach of Mumbai.The project offers plots ranging from 2,454 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft and is positioned around the concept of enabling buyers to build customised bungalows in one of the Mumbai Metropolitan Region's emerging growth corridors.According to the company, infrastructure projects such as the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (Atal Setu), the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, the Virar–Alibaug Multimodal Corridor and the Rewas–Karanje Bridge are expected to improve connectivity and support the region's long-term development.Located around 40 minutes by sea from the Gateway of India and approximately 120 minutes by road from South Mumbai, the project is aimed at buyers looking for a primary or second home with larger open spaces.“With Peninsula Estates, Alibaug ONE, our goal is to democratise land ownership. We want to make high-quality, transparent land accessible not just as a strong financial investment, but for immediate end use,” said Nandan Piramal, Joint Managing Director, Peninsula Land.The company said the development is designed to offer buyers the flexibility to build homes at their own pace while benefiting from improving infrastructure and the long-term growth potential of the Alibaug region.

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