Lodha Malabar: An Art Deco Landmark Opposite Raj Bhavan, Walkeshwar
4 & 5 BHK · Price on Request
Lodha Malabar is Lodha's residential statement on Malabar Hill, a single Art Deco tower conceived as a contemporary tribute to the design language that once defined Mumbai's skyline. Lodha Malabar is envisioned as a contemporary tribute to Art Deco, shaped by intricate detailing and enduring craftsmanship, a design language that once defined a city now finding new expression here. The project stands as a rare new residential landmark in a locality where construction of this scale is uncommon.
Set opposite the Governor's Estate, the building is positioned within one of South Mumbai's most guarded and historic addresses. Situated in Walkeshwar, opposite the Governor's Estate, Lodha Malabar stands at one of Mumbai's most distinguished addresses, where an Art Deco landmark rises on the skyline, rare in its time and place, set on one of the largest land parcels in Malabar Hill, with every residence commanding sweeping sea and green views, uninterrupted and enduring. Life here is framed by that outlook, with the Arabian Sea and the green cover of Malabar Hill visible from within the home rather than glimpsed from a terrace.
Design at Lodha Malabar extends into how residents are served daily. A private members' club for a select few thoughtfully brings together hospitality, wellness and leisure, curated with discreet precision so that every space is designed for quiet ease and privacy, with service that is anticipatory and deeply personal, delivered by Lodha's in-house hospitality team to bring the attentiveness of a five-star hotel into the comfort of one's own home. Every material choice and layout decision follows from this intent to create a residence rather than merely an apartment.
The timing of Lodha Malabar reflects the scarcity of Malabar Hill itself, where large land parcels rarely come to market and older bungalows are seldom redeveloped at this scale. For a developer whose portfolio already includes Lodha Altamount and The World Towers in South Mumbai, this project extends that presence into Walkeshwar, arguably the last address of its kind on this stretch of the peninsula.
Lodha Malabar is built for those who have long considered Malabar Hill home, and for whom a new residence here, opposite the Governor's Estate, is the only address that would suffice.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 4 BHK Sea and garden facing layouts with high ceilings on Malabar Hill | 3843–4900 sq.ft. | On request |
| 5 BHK Expansive residences opposite the Governor's Estate with panoramic views | 4900–6271 sq.ft. | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Walkeshwar Road, Walkeshwar, Mumbai 400006 · Malabar Hill · Mumbai
Walkeshwar and Malabar Hill together form one of Mumbai's oldest and most exclusive residential enclaves, a promontory overlooking the Arabian Sea that has housed the city's governing and business elite for generations. The locality is anchored by Raj Bhavan, the official residence of the Governor of Maharashtra, along with heritage sites such as the Hanging Gardens, Banganga Tank and the centuries-old Walkeshwar Temple. This is a neighbourhood defined by low-rise bungalows, mature tree cover and a skyline where new construction is rare, making any fresh residential address here inherently scarce.
Lodha Malabar occupies a position directly opposite the Governor's Estate, on what is described as one of the largest land parcels available in Malabar Hill. This scale allows every residence to command uninterrupted sea and green views, a rarity in a locality where plot sizes are typically constrained. The address places residents within the same few square kilometres as South Mumbai's cultural and administrative landmarks, while remaining insulated from the density of the commercial city below.
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The under-construction coastal road along the western seafront is set to ease access between South Mumbai and the western suburbs, cutting travel times for Malabar Hill residents.
The Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ underground metro corridor will improve public transit connectivity from South Mumbai to the Bandra Kurla Complex and the airport.
The existing sea link continues to shorten commute times from South Mumbai to the western suburbs, benefiting residents travelling toward Bandra and Juhu.
Ongoing upgrades to South Mumbai's commercial corridors keep the city's financial and corporate hubs within a short drive of Malabar Hill.
Continued maintenance and beautification of the Marine Drive stretch preserves one of Mumbai's most walkable public spaces, a short distance from Walkeshwar.
Lodha Malabar sits directly opposite Raj Bhavan in Walkeshwar, placing it among the handful of residential addresses adjacent to the seat of the Maharashtra Governor, a position of unmatched exclusivity in South Mumbai.
The tower is built on one of the largest single land parcels available in Malabar Hill, allowing wider tower spacing and open, uninterrupted sea and green views for every residence.
The building is conceived as a contemporary tribute to Art Deco, a style historically associated with Mumbai's finest residential architecture, reinterpreted here with modern detailing and craftsmanship.
Residents have access to a private members' club combining wellness, leisure and hospitality, managed by Lodha's in-house hospitality team for anticipatory, hotel-grade service within the home.
With a single tower of 31 floors and a limited number of 4 and 5 BHK residences, Lodha Malabar maintains an exclusivity uncommon in high-rise developments.
Lodha has built a sustained presence on Malabar Hill and in South Mumbai's luxury segment through landmark projects, bringing decades of experience in delivering large-format residences in this micro-market.
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