Lodha Vero: Art Deco Sky Mansions Reborn in Matunga East
3, 4 & 5 BHK · Starting ₹8.6 Cr onwards
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Lodha Vero takes its name and its architectural language from Matunga's own history, a neighbourhood whose heritage is second to none in the city, and sets out to revive the opulent facades and grand entrances of its golden era in a single 34-storey tower rising on Bhaudaji Road. The project is being developed by Lodha, a Mumbai-founded developer with roots going back to 1980, on a site that places residents inside one of the island city's most established, low-supply residential pockets.
Every floor of the tower carries only two residences, an arrangement designed to give each 3, 4 and 5 BHK sky mansion a sense of seclusion rarely available this close to the city centre. Layouts are built around private elevators, staff quarters, walk-in wardrobe niches and expansive sundecks, so that daily life unfolds with room to spread out rather than compress inward, even on a constrained urban plot.
The design brief leans deliberately into Art Deco, the architectural idiom that once defined Mumbai's skyline, reworked here with contemporary materials and proportions. Interiors carry the imprint of Studio HBA, while the landscaped grounds have been shaped by Sitetectonix, Singapore, bringing an internationally trained eye to the pools, lawns and terraces that thread through the base of the tower.
Matunga East today sits in a stretch of the city with almost no fresh land left to build on, which is part of why a ground-up residential tower of this scale here is uncommon. Its position a short walk from the Eastern Express Highway and a few minutes' drive from the Bandra Kurla Complex gives the address a working-week relevance that few heritage neighbourhoods can match.
For those who have watched Matunga from its markets, colleges and old cinema halls, Lodha Vero offers a way to live inside that same story, reworked for a taller, more private present.
Starting from Rs. 8.6 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK Sky mansion with private elevator, sundeck and staff quarters | 1795 sq.ft. | Rs. 8.6 Cr |
| 4 BHK Two residences per floor, walk-in wardrobes, expansive city views | 2178 sq.ft. | Rs. 10.39 Cr |
| 5 BHK Limited-edition sky mansion with sweeping cityscape sundecks | 2624–3449 sq.ft. | Rs. 11.70 Cr |
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Bhaudaji Road, Near Sion Hospital, Mumbai 400019 · Matunga East · Mumbai
Matunga has long stood at the crossroads of old and new Mumbai, a neighbourhood shaped by South Indian migration, Parsi enterprise, and a legacy of Art Deco facades that still line its streets. It sits equidistant from South Mumbai and the northern suburbs, served by all three suburban rail lines within minutes, and remains known for its colleges, temples, cafes and tree-lined lanes. This is a locality that has grown gradually rather than been reinvented overnight, which is precisely what gives its address its lasting value.
Lodha Vero occupies a site on Bhaudaji Road, moments from Sion Hospital and King's Circle, placing it a short walk from the Eastern Express Highway and within easy reach of the Sion-Bandra Link Road. From here, the Bandra Kurla Complex and Lower Parel are both a short drive away, while Matunga and King's Circle railway stations keep the rest of the city within reach. It is a rare instance of a heritage-dense, low-supply pocket of the island city offering a new, purpose-built residential address.
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The Wadala-Kasarvadavali corridor is opening in phases through 2026, giving the Wadala-Matunga stretch a new rail link that reduces dependence on road travel toward Thane and the eastern suburbs.
The elevated Eastern Freeway extension from Ghatkopar toward Thane is expected to further ease north-south travel along the eastern corridor that Matunga East already accesses within a minute's walk.
With Phase 1 between Marine Lines and Worli already operational, the Bandra-Dahisar extension will further shorten drive times to South Mumbai and the western suburbs from the island city's eastern pockets.
India's longest sea bridge has cut travel time to Navi Mumbai to around 20-25 minutes, improving access to the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport from central Mumbai neighbourhoods like Matunga.
The high-speed rail line under construction between Bandra Kurla Complex and Ahmedabad's Sabarmati station will anchor BKC further as a long-distance transit hub within a short drive of Matunga East.
Lodha Vero draws directly on Matunga's Art Deco-era facades and grand entrances, reworking that architectural language into a contemporary tower rather than importing a generic luxury template.
Across all 34 storeys, each floor carries only two sky mansions, giving every resident a level of privacy and exclusivity that is difficult to find in a dense, transit-connected part of the island city.
Each sky mansion is designed with a private elevator, independent staff room with washroom, and walk-in wardrobe niches, details typically reserved for standalone bungalows rather than apartment towers.
The address sits roughly a minute's walk from the Eastern Express Highway on Bhaudaji Road, connecting residents quickly to Sion, Wadala, Dadar and onward to the Bandra Kurla Complex and Lower Parel.
Interiors carry the imprint of Studio HBA while the landscaped gardens and pool decks are designed by Sitetectonix of Singapore, bringing internationally benchmarked design teams to a Matunga address.
Lodha, founded in 1980, has delivered landmark Mumbai towers including Lodha Altamount, The World Towers, Lodha Bellissimo, Trump Tower Mumbai and Lodha Park, giving Vero the backing of a developer with a long institutional history in the city.
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Location: Matunga East · Mumbai
