Own a Branded Plot Within Vrindavan's First Spiritual Economic Zone at Radha Kund
Plots · Starting ₹1.51 Cr onwards
HOABL Codename S.E.Z. Vrindavan is The House of Abhinandan Lodha's branded plotted development on Radha Kund Road in Vrindavan, structured across 65 acres and positioned by the developer as a Spiritual Economic Zone, a term it uses to describe a master-planned land parcel built around the town's devotional identity rather than a conventional residential layout. The project sits at the Radha Kund junction, within the corridor the developer has designated for its Vrindavan land holdings, and is offered as freehold plots for buyers seeking a long-term stake in a pilgrimage town undergoing sustained infrastructure change.
The plan for the site centres on a clubhouse arena spanning over one lakh square feet, more than 40 curated amenities, sensory gardens, and the Anant Krishna Mandir positioned within the layout, an attempt to build a self-contained community setting around devotional life rather than treat the temple town purely as a backdrop. Plots are sized at 140 square metres, or 1,506 square feet, laid out with demarcated boundaries and Vastu-compliant orientation for buyers planning custom homes, second residences, or long-horizon holdings in the region.
The masterplan has been designed by HCP, the architectural practice behind India's new Parliament building, while hospitality operations for the clubhouse are to be managed by Miros. This pairing of an institutional design pedigree with organized hospitality management reflects HOABL's broader approach across its portfolio, where named partners are brought in to run amenity-facing elements of otherwise land-only developments.
Vrindavan's pilgrim economy has expanded steadily alongside state-level investment in Braj-region infrastructure, and the Radha Kund corridor in particular has seen rising interest as expressway and metro connectivity plans move forward. For a company built on the premise that land ownership should function as a transparent, liquid, and titled asset, a site at this junction, ahead of the metro extension and further Yamuna Expressway-linked upgrades, represents the kind of early-stage positioning HOABL has pursued in Ayodhya, Alibaug, and Goa.
HOABL Codename S.E.Z. Vrindavan is presented to prospective owners as a plotted foundation within a temple town in transition, combining a clear-title land offering with the developer's digital-first documentation, payment, and registration process.
Starting from Rs. 1.51 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Plot Freehold, Vastu-compliant branded plot within the Radha Kund Spiritual Economic Zone layout. | 1506 sq.ft. | Rs. 1.51 Cr |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Radha Kund Road, Vrindavan, Mathura District, Uttar Pradesh – 281121 · Radha Kund · Vrindavan
Vrindavan sits in Mathura District along the Delhi-Agra-Jaipur tourism circuit, a town whose identity has been shaped for centuries by its association with the childhood of Krishna and by the temples, ghats, and pilgrimage routes that draw visitors through the year. Radha Kund, one of the most revered sites within the wider Braj region, anchors the town's spiritual geography at its southern edge, near the foothills of Govardhan. The corridor along Radha Kund Road has in recent years drawn organized, large-format development attention as the town's temple economy has expanded alongside road and rail upgrades in the district. It is this junction, where devotional geography meets emerging infrastructure, that frames the address of HOABL Codename S.E.Z. Vrindavan.
The Radha Kund Road address places the project at the confluence of the Banke Bihari corridor, the Vrindavan Bypass, and the Yamuna Expressway link, a positioning that ties the site into both the town's internal pilgrim circulation and its wider road connectivity toward Delhi, Agra, and Mathura. The site's Mathura District location also puts it within reach of the Yamuna Expressway network and, over time, the upcoming Mathura-Vrindavan Metro extension proposed to improve intra-city movement between the town's major temple clusters. For a plotted development conceived around long-term land ownership, this combination of devotional proximity and expressway-linked access is the core locational premise of the address.
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The under-development airport at Jewar sits roughly 90 km from Vrindavan via the Yamuna Expressway, expected to shorten travel time for pilgrims and investors arriving from Delhi-NCR and beyond.
A proposed metro corridor is planned to improve intra-city movement between Vrindavan's major temple clusters, a connectivity layer that would benefit sites positioned along the Radha Kund corridor.
State-backed plans running into tens of thousands of crores are aimed at upgrading roads, tourism infrastructure, and heritage precincts across the Braj region, of which Vrindavan and Radha Kund are focal points.
Continued upgrades along the Yamuna Expressway strengthen Vrindavan's position within the wider Delhi-Agra-Jaipur tourism circuit, improving road access for both pilgrims and long-distance visitors.
Ongoing widening of bypass and approach roads around Vrindavan is intended to ease congestion at temple-facing junctions, including the corridor near Radha Kund Road.
HOABL has framed Codename S.E.Z. Vrindavan as a Spiritual Economic Zone, a category the developer positions as distinct from conventional plotted layouts, built specifically around Vrindavan's devotional identity and pilgrim economy.
The development spans 65 acres on Radha Kund Road, giving it the scale to support organized internal infrastructure, landscaping, and a large-format clubhouse rather than a fragmented, piecemeal land parcel.
The site sits at the junction of the Banke Bihari corridor, the Vrindavan Bypass, and the Yamuna Expressway link, placing it at a point of convergence between the town's devotional core and its expressway-linked access routes.
The layout has been planned by HCP, the architectural practice known for designing India's new Parliament building, bringing an institutional design pedigree to the project's master planning.
Clubhouse and amenity operations are to be managed by Miros, aligning day-to-day hospitality standards at the site with professional, branded management rather than informal upkeep.
Plots are offered on a freehold basis with UP-RERA registration, backed by HOABL's digital-first documentation, payment, and registration process for buyers transacting from outside Vrindavan.
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