
The project is part of a larger 10.33-acre planned development and is positioned as a low-density, movement-first residential community. Estate 105 comprises 270 homes across two residential towers and is designed to integrate movement into daily living.
The development is IGBC Platinum pre-certified and includes 2.5 acres of car-free biophilic landscape. It features an elevated jogging track that loops around the estate, providing dedicated pedestrian access across the campus.
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Located along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, the project offers connectivity to the DND Flyway and is adjacent to a 35-metre-wide, ~3-acre green belt.
Estate 105 includes over 72,000 square feet of amenities, with an integrated sports ecosystem comprising indoor and outdoor facilities. The sports block includes a rock climbing wall, padel tennis courts, squash courts, an indoor badminton court and a pickleball court.
The project also includes nature-led playgrounds, kids’ movement areas and a clubhouse called ‘The Hub.’ The clubhouse will house an indoor pool, gym, spa, restaurant, sports bar and wellness facilities.
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Sahil Vachani, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, Max Estates, said, “In our busy lives, we often forget to pause and remember that movement is key to our well-being and perhaps the most meaningful luxury of all. As services become quicker and conveniences more immediate, there is a renewed focus on the freedom to move. This insight has been the cornerstone of Max Estates’ newest LiveWell experience, Estate 105,” adding, “There is more than enough research to prove that our habits are directly influenced by our immediate surroundings; thus, what people truly need is an environment that makes movement effortless, social, and joyful.”
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Shares of Max Estates Ltd ended at ₹367, down by ₹7.50, or 2%, on the BSE today, March 20.
(Edited by : Shoma Bhattacharjee)