Lodha Divino, Matunga East - A Ten-Acre Private Estate by Lodha
2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 & 4.5 BHK · Starting ₹3.69 Cr onwards
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Lodha Divino occupies a Bhaudaji Road address in Matunga East, developed by Lodha across a ten-acre parcel that the developer positions as Matunga's largest gated residential estate. The project comprises seven towers rising G+38 storeys, a scale uncommon in a locality historically defined by low and mid-rise housing stock. It offers 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 and 4.5 BHK residences, with carpet areas spanning roughly 820 to 1727 sq ft.
The estate is built around a large open green expanse at its centre, with sundecks on upper floors framing garden and, on select orientations, sea views. A gymkhana-inspired clubhouse spread over more than 35,000 sq ft anchors the recreational programme, supported by a swimming pool, kids pool, outdoor gym, jogging track and multipurpose lawn. A retail boulevard within the estate and a dedicated Jain temple add to a self-contained, campus-like rhythm to daily life that is distinct from the street-facing buildings typical of old Matunga.
Residences are planned with full-height windows for natural light and cross ventilation, paired with imported marble flooring and designer bathroom fittings in the specification package. Layouts are designed to minimise wasted circulation space, a design approach consistent with Lodha's broader residential portfolio across Mumbai. The scale of the seven-tower composition allows for wide inter-tower spacing, keeping sightlines and daylight access intact for lower floors as well as upper ones.
Matunga East has seen limited large-format residential development in recent years, making a ten-acre integrated estate a rare addition to its housing stock. Its position on the Eastern Express Highway, with established connectivity to Bandra Kurla Complex, Lower Parel and Fort via the Central Line, gives Lodha Divino access to Mumbai's principal commercial districts without leaving a neighbourhood built around older institutions, gardens and a settled community character.
For those weighing a home in one of Mumbai's original planned suburbs against the pace of its commercial core, Lodha Divino offers a considered middle ground, an estate-scale residence within walking distance of Matunga's everyday life.
Starting from Rs. 3.69 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Compact layout with full-height windows and a private sundeck | 820–900 sq.ft. | Rs. 3.69 Cr |
| 2.5 BHK Additional flex room for a study or nursery alongside two bedrooms | 950–1050 sq.ft. | Rs. 4.54 Cr |
| 3 BHK Family-sized layout with garden-facing living and dining spaces | 1150–1300 sq.ft. | Rs. 5.6 Cr |
| 3.5 BHK Expanded layout with an extra room and wider sundeck frontage | 1350–1450 sq.ft. | Rs. 6.8 Cr |
| 4 BHK Larger four-bedroom home with panoramic garden and city views | 1550–1650 sq.ft. | Rs. 7.8 Cr |
| 4.5 BHK Top-tier residence with the estate's widest carpet area and sundeck | 1650–1727 sq.ft. | Rs. 8.59 Cr |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Bhaudaji Road, Matunga East, Mumbai 400019 · Matunga East · Mumbai
Matunga East is one of Mumbai's older, tightly-knit residential neighbourhoods, known for its tree-lined Five Gardens precinct, Irani and South Indian eateries, and a settled community fabric built up over decades. Positioned along the Eastern Express Highway, the area has long served as a quiet counterpoint to the density of central Mumbai while staying tied into the city's Central Line rail network. Institutions such as Ruia College, R. A. Podar College and Guru Nanak Khalsa College sit within the locality, giving it an academic character that has held steady even as the city has grown around it.
Lodha Divino occupies a Bhaudaji Road address within this setting, close to Sion Hospital and with direct access onto the Eastern Express Highway. From here, Bandra Kurla Complex, Lower Parel and Fort are all reachable without crossing the congestion typical of cross-town Mumbai routes, a function of Matunga's position roughly midway along the Central Line corridor. The result is an address that trades the churn of newer high-rise clusters for the established streets and civic infrastructure of one of Mumbai's original planned suburbs.
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The Eastern Freeway links South Mumbai to the eastern suburbs and passes close to Matunga East, cutting travel time toward Fort and CSMT for residents of the locality.
India's longest sea bridge connects Sewri to Navi Mumbai, and is accessible via the Eastern Express Highway corridor that runs past Matunga East, improving access toward Navi Mumbai and the upcoming international airport.
This link road connects the western and eastern suburbs, easing cross-city movement for residents in the Sion-Matunga belt travelling toward the western suburbs and the airport.
Matunga Road and King Circle stations on the Central and Harbour lines give the locality direct suburban rail access into both South Mumbai and the northern suburbs.
Ongoing metro line expansion across Mumbai is extending rail-based connectivity to the eastern suburbs, supplementing the existing suburban rail network serving the Sion-Matunga corridor.
A ten-acre gated development is uncommon in Matunga East, a locality historically built up in smaller residential parcels, giving Lodha Divino a campus-like scale rare for its address.
With seven towers of G+38 storeys spread across the estate, inter-tower spacing is generous, supporting better daylight access, ventilation and unobstructed sundeck views across residences.
Select upper-floor residences open onto private sundecks with views over the estate's landscaped lawn and, depending on orientation, glimpses of the sea, a feature not common to older Matunga buildings.
The estate's clubhouse spans more than 35,000 sq ft, styled after a gymkhana, and anchors an amenity programme that includes a pool, gym, yoga hall and party spaces within the gated estate itself.
Direct access to the Eastern Express Highway and proximity to Matunga Road and King Circle stations put Bandra Kurla Complex, Lower Parel and Fort within a comfortable commute for residents.
Lodha, founded in Mumbai in 1980, has built a portfolio of large-format residential estates across the city over more than four decades, a track record that informs the design and delivery approach at Lodha Divino.
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Location: Matunga East · Mumbai
