Homes in a township shaped around open space and everyday ease in Kiwale
2, 2.5 & 3 BHK · Starting ₹65.31 Lac onwards
Kolte-Patil Kiwale West Pune, marketed as Little Earth, is a residential township by Kolte Patil Developers Ltd, set across roughly 25 acres on Mumbai Highway in Kiwale. The project is planned as a complete community of 2, 2.5 and 3 BHK apartments, with the developer presenting it as a signature address for families looking for space and connectivity in western Pune.
The township is built around a lifestyle promise of balance between nature and modern comfort. A 72-foot wide private boulevard leads into the community, and five clubhouses along with more than fifty lifestyle amenities give residents a choice of recreation, wellness and social spaces. Children's play areas, landscaped gardens and cycling tracks make daily life feel relaxed and connected.
The design philosophy follows sustainable living principles, with rainwater harvesting, a sewage treatment plant and open landscaped gardens built into the plan. Homes are finished with vitrified tiles in the main living areas, teak wood door frames, powder coated aluminium sliding windows with mosquito nets and safety grills, and a Vastu compliant layout. The result is a home that feels considered from the entrance to the balcony.
Kiwale is gaining attention as Pune's western corridor expands, with the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, the Ring Road and upcoming metro connectivity shaping the area's future. Few townships in this location offer this scale of open space alongside integrated retail and a multiplex within the premises, which is what makes this address distinctive for buyers planning a long-term home.
Little Earth invites prospective homeowners to explore the township in person and see how the boulevard, clubhouses and gardens come together. Visits to the sales office allow buyers to understand the configurations and plan their next step with confidence.
Starting from ₹ 65.31 Lac onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Efficient two bedroom homes with well-planned living and kitchen spaces. | 681–815 sq.ft. | ₹ 65.31 Lac onwards |
| 2.5 BHK A versatile layout with an added utility space for growing households. | 860 sq.ft. | |
| 3 BHK Spacious three bedroom residences suited to larger families and work from home needs. | 947–1081 sq.ft. |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Survey No. 19, Masulkar City, Mumbai Highway, Mamurdi, Dehu Road, Pune 412101 · Pune
Kiwale sits on the northern edge of Pune's Pimpri-Chinchwad belt, where the Mumbai-Pune Expressway meets the city's growing eastern and western corridors. The neighbourhood has a mix of open land, established residential pockets and new townships, giving it a calmer rhythm than the city centre while keeping quick access to employment hubs. Mamurdi and Dehu Road add to the character of the area with their established roads and everyday conveniences.
The address places residents within easy reach of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway, which is about 1 km away, and within roughly 15 minutes of the Pune Ring Road. Dehu Road railway station is around 5 minutes away, and Akurdi station also serves the area. Daily errands, schools, clinics and shopping are all close, so the location balances seclusion with practical access.
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An elevated metro line of about 23.2 km with 23 stations links Hinjewadi to Shivajinagar. The first phase covers the stretch between Maan and the R.K. Laxman Museum at Balewadi, improving commute options for the western corridor.
A ₹10,502.36 crore eastern expansion of the Pune Ring Road adds a 31.805 km access-controlled expressway. The corridor is set to ease traffic movement around the city and improve links between townships on the periphery.
Land acquisition for the new airport at Purandar has reached 76 percent completion, with 96 percent of farmers consenting to the sale of land. The airport is expected to reshape regional air travel and boost demand for homes on the city's outskirts.
The Katraj-Dehu Road Bypass runs through the locality via Mukai Chowk, linking the western and southern parts of Pune. The bypass strengthens road access for residents heading towards the city centre and industrial zones.
A proposed metro corridor from Nigdi to Chakan would extend rapid transit across the Pimpri-Chinchwad belt. Better public transport along this route would improve connectivity for homes in Kiwale and nearby neighbourhoods.
A 72-foot wide private boulevard with a grand entry sets the tone for the community. The approach gives every home a sense of arrival and space that is rare in dense urban neighbourhoods around Pune.
The Mumbai-Pune Expressway lies about 1 km from the project, with the Pune Ring Road around 15 minutes away. Hinjewadi IT Park is reachable through the expressway corridor, making daily commutes straightforward.
Residents have five clubhouses and more than fifty lifestyle amenities, including two swimming pools, a gymnasium, a spa, a library and sports courts. The range of spaces supports every age group within the township.
A shopping plaza and a multiplex sit within the township, so everyday shopping and weekend entertainment are close to home. Integrated retail and commercial conveniences reduce the need for long trips across the city.
The project follows sustainable living principles, with rainwater harvesting, a sewage treatment plant and open landscaped gardens. Organic gardens and cycling tracks encourage an active, green lifestyle for residents.
Homes range from 2 BHK to 3 BHK and are designed with Vastu compliant layouts. Teak door frames, aluminium sliding windows and vitrified flooring add lasting quality to every configuration.
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