Urban Farmer & Real Estate Consultant
Vijayawada, India

As someone deeply involved in both real estate and urban farming, I tend to look at projects through a dual lens – one focused on long-term value, the other on quality-of-life, rooted in nature.

Alakananda RiverFront managed to tick both boxes, effortlessly.

What drew me in first was its location – a true riverfront site that still retains a rare sense of untouched beauty.

Add to that the architectural vision inspired by vintage-style homes and a dedicated botanical garden, and I knew this wasn’t just another plotted development.

I was impressed not just by the sheer scale of the layout, but also by the clarity of vision of the founder – for how the community will evolve over time.

You don’t often see such thought being put into balancing modern living with ecological consciousness.

As an urban farmer, what continues to stand out for me is the project’s deep connection to nature.

There’s a certain purity here – whether it’s the open skies, the richness of soil, or the quiet presence of water!

For someone who believes in staying aligned with the five elements, this felt like the right place to plant roots.

To anyone asking whether this is a sound investment, my answer is a clear and confident yes.

In fact, I wouldn’t just recommend it, I’d push them to consider it seriously – it’s rare to find a space that offers both spiritual grounding and solid long-term potential.

As for my own plans, I intend to build my dream home here – a spacious & serene manduva-style home – to come and disconnect, grow my own food & spend quality time – the way living was always meant to be.