Avasa at night: a five-storey building with lit balconies and a vertical brick jali, behind a mature tree and garden
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Sridham Mayapur

Avasa

residences, a short walk from the temple

Ten homes · 2 & 3 BHK

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The build · nextBhumi puja14 December 2026
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Sridham MayapurNadia, West Bengal

Haribol,

We are Balaram and Manju, and Sridham Mayapur is home for us. We are building Avasa: ten residences on land that has been in Manju’s family since 1996, a short walk from the temple.

Five floors, two homes on each. The east residences are 3 BHK and the west residences 2 BHK, with a pool and gym for every home below. Every tree on the plot is staying. And one of the ten homes will be ours, so we will be living beside whoever joins us.

Here is everything we can show you so far.

The build

from plans to keys

  1. DoneOctober 2026

    Plans submitted

    The building plans are drawn and submitted.

  2. Next14 December 2026

    Bhumi puja

    We worship the land before the first spade goes in.

  3. ExpectedEarly 2027

    Digging

    Excavating the basement, timed to finish before the monsoon.

  4. ExpectedMid 2027

    Foundation

    Foundations, and the basement that will hold the pool, sauna and gym.

  5. ExpectedLate 2027 – 2028

    Structure

    The frame rises: five floors, slab by slab.

  6. Expected2028

    Walls & jali

    Brickwork, the brick jali on the facade, plumbing and wiring.

  7. ExpectedLate 2028

    Finishing

    Floors, kitchens and bathrooms, the lift, the pool, and the garden around the trees.

  8. ExpectedDecember 2028

    Keys

    Handover of the ten homes, expected by the end of December 2028.

Dates after today are our best estimate, as of October 2026. We post progress photos from the site as each stage begins.

1.2 km

15 minutes to the temple, on foot

Walk to mangala-arati and be home for breakfast. Avasa is 1.2 km from the Sri Mayapur Chandrodaya Mandir.

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Satellite map of the walking route from the Chandrodaya Mandir to Avasa, traced in gold
Chandrodaya Mandir → Avasa

Ten homes

two to a floor, five floors

Each floor holds two homes either side of a shared stair and lift: the larger east residence and the compact west residence. The plan is the same on every floor, so whichever floor you choose, the rooms are where you see them here.

Cut-away isometric render of a typical Avasa floor, with the east and west residences furnished either side of the stair and lift
A typical floor, both residencesHomes are handed over unfurnished. Furniture shown as a suggestion only.

East

residence, the larger home

Cut-away isometric render of the furnished east residence, a 3 BHK home
Homes are handed over unfurnished. Furniture shown as a suggestion only.
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Sq ft carpet
1,613
Of which balcony
187

Three bedrooms, one of which works as a study, and two bathrooms. A living and dining room opens onto the balcony beside the kitchen, and the master bedroom, with its walk-in and ensuite, sits in the south-west corner.

Unfold the planFold it awayThe east residence
Floor plan of the east residence: entrance, living and dining with balcony, kitchen, study or bedroom 3, bedroom 2, master bedroom with walk-in and ensuite, bath 1 and laundry

The same on every floor · North is down · Open full size

West

residence, the compact home

Cut-away isometric render of the furnished west residence, a 2 BHK home
Homes are handed over unfurnished. Furniture shown as a suggestion only.
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Sq ft carpet
1,135
Of which balcony
87

Two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The kitchen, with an island and its own pantry, opens through a wide arch to the living room, which has a puja niche and the balcony beyond.

Unfold the planFold it awayThe west residence
Floor plan of the west residence: kitchen with island and pantry, living room with balcony, master bedroom, bedroom 2, two bathrooms and a closet

The same on every floor · North is down · Open full size

Inside

a first look inside

East residence living room: a cream sofa, wooden sideboard and dining chairs, with tall sliding doors onto the balcony and trees beyond
East residence · Living · 16′11″ × 19′11″
Kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel fridge, a stone counter island and pendant lights
Kitchen
Main bedroom with a wooden wardrobe wall, a window seat and sheer curtains
Main bedroom
Ensuite with a freestanding bath, a glass shower screen and marble walls
Ensuite

Homes are handed over unfurnished. Furniture shown as a suggestion only.

Below

a pool and gym, for every home

Cut-away isometric render of the basement: a pool with loungers, sauna and steam rooms, a yoga studio and a gym
The residents’ basement
Drone photograph looking north over the plot to a dense green forest under a summer sky

The grounds

looking north

Over the plot to ISKCON’s forest · drone, 11 October 2026

Every tree on the plot is staying.

Avasa sits back from the main road, beside ISKCON’s forest to the north. The land in front is ours too, and it stays green. The plot’s mature trees have been kept, and the yard is laid out as a garden around them.

The grounds are walled or fenced all the way round, with a guard at the main gate.

Avasa by day: sunlight through a mature tree in front of the cream and brick facade
The garden side, by day

Our family

the people behind Avasa

Balaram and Manju with their two young children

We are Balaram and Manju, and Sridham Mayapur is home for us. Manju was born here, and we both went to Sri Mayapur International School, marrying soon after we graduated. A few years later, with a couple of friends, we started Seven Grain Bakery. We’ve been running it for ten years now, and many of you will know us from there.

Both our children were born and are growing up here. The land where Avasa is planned has been in Manju’s family since 1996. We have always loved the greenery there, which is why every tree on the plot is staying. Avasa began with a simple wish: a home of our own on that land.

One of these ten homes will be ours. We look forward to being your neighbours, and to looking after this place together for many years to come.

Balaram & Manju

P.S. Questions

before you decide

When will the homes be ready?
Expected by the end of December 2028.
How secure is Avasa?
The grounds are walled or fenced all the way round, with a guard at the main gate. Cameras cover the gate and every boundary, with footage available to residents on request. Visitors buzz your home, and you open the gate from upstairs.
How do I book a home?
Message us on WhatsApp, +91 80015 45687. We take you through booking and the payment schedule.
Will you help me through the purchase?
Yes. We can introduce you to an independent lawyer to check the papers. Homes come unfurnished, so we can also put you in touch with a contractor and vendors we trust for the fit-out.
How will I see the building go up?
We post regular progress photos from the site.

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for pricing

Message us on WhatsApp and we will send you the prices and the plans, and take you through booking.

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