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Ascenta Unveils Basalt Hills: Ultra-Luxury Villa Estate in Maharashtra

  by Pranita Kurani  18th April 2026: Mumbai: Across India, there is a growing demand for nature-based real estate projects that offer peace, open spaces, and long-term value. Buyer's today is looking for more than just building. This shift has brought attention to destinations that balance lifestyle, investment potential, and natural surroundings. Mumbai based real estate developer Ascenta has launched an ultra-luxury gated villa project in Khalapur, Maharashtra, with villas priced from ₹2.99 crore The 20-acre project, Ascenta project will comprise 179 exclusive villas across five distinct plot typologies; the development offers a rare balance of privacy, scale, and natural beauty. Select villa categories feature private swimming pools, enhancing the experience of bespoke living amidst lush green surroundings. At the heart of the estate lies a grand clubhouse overlooking a tranquil natural lake, complemented by a cascading waterfall that weaves through the site, creating a ca...

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