L-034 4 BHK

The structure of the farm stay is made in form of a traditional Wada. A Wada is a traditional residential form of Maratha architecture, evolved under the reign of the contemporary rulers in 17th to 19th century in Maharashtra. Its style was a merger where features from Mughal, Rajasthan, and Gujarat architecture were combined with local construction techniques. In a Wada, the rooms are arranged around an open courtyard. Bricks were used to construct the walls. Columns and beams and the windows were made of teakwood timbre. The salient feature of the Wada is its main entrance and the façade above consisting of a cantilever balcony having pillars and railings with intricately carved designs.

In our farm stay, however, we have tried to make a fusion of the traditional and modern styles and material. This has made the structure a unique place.
Organic vegetables and fruits are cultivated and grown on our farm using cattle manure and bio fertilizers.
We keep cows, buffaloes, goats and sheep and chicken at our farm and separate facilities for the farm animals are made away from the farm stay. Most of these animals are kept free range grazing on the nearby meadow.
We serve milk and milk products of cow, buffalo and goat. Dishes of goats & sheep mutton and chicken of local breed as well as local black crabs & fish from Pawna dam taste very authentic as we prepare them local way.
Hence, this is an ideal place for you to enjoy the solitude of the nature away from the chaos of the city life, relish the local delicacies and
rejuvenate yourself with family and friends.