Project Overview
Some buyers choose land for the numbers. Others choose it for the life they want to live. Green Living Plots is designed for both. Located in the extension area of New Chandigarh, around Mullanpur on the north-western edge of Chandigarh, the project offers residential plots in a setting defined by greenery, open skies and views towards the Shivalik hills.
New Chandigarh is one of the few planned urban areas in the tricity where land is still available in meaningful quantities. It is shaped by the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority's master plan and anchored by landmark institutions such as the medical city, home to the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, and the Punjab Cricket Association's international stadium. As these institutions grow and road connections improve, the area is steadily becoming a complete residential destination.
Green Living Plots offers six plot sizes from 125 to 500 square yards, giving families room to design homes with gardens, terraces and open spaces, and giving investors a stake in one of the tricity's most promising planned areas. Our team will share the official approvals, layout and price list before you make any decision.
Key Project Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Project type | Residential plotted development |
| Location | New Chandigarh extension, Mullanpur area, SAS Nagar (Mohali), Punjab |
| Plot sizes | 125, 150, 200, 250, 350 and 500 sq. yds |
| Price | Price list on request – to be updated |
| RERA registration | RERA No. – to be added |
| Approval / licence | Approval details – to be added |
| Total project area | Area – to be added |
| Green and open area | Details – to be added |
| Possession | Possession timeline – to be added |
| Payment plan | Payment plan – to be added |
Why New Chandigarh
A planned city, not an accidental one
Many towns around large cities grow without a plan, along highways and village roads. New Chandigarh was conceived differently, with a master plan that defines residential, institutional, commercial and green zones. This gives buyers greater confidence about how their surroundings will develop over time.
Landmark institutions
The medical city brings specialised healthcare, along with doctors, nurses, researchers and staff who need homes nearby. The international cricket stadium brings visitors, media attention and hospitality investment. Educational and institutional zones in the master plan are expected to attract schools and colleges over time. Together, these anchors give New Chandigarh a permanent economic base.
Connectivity that keeps improving
New Chandigarh connects directly with Chandigarh's northern sectors, giving residents quick access to PGIMER, Panjab University and the city centre. The wide Kharar–Mullanpur road links the area with Kharar and the highway network without passing through Chandigarh. Routes via Siswan lead towards Kurali and the Himachal side, and a four-lane road from Majri Chowk towards Baddi has been proposed. The wider tricity ring road network is also improving movement around Mohali and Kharar.
Nature on the doorstep
The Shivalik foothills, forested areas and the Siswan region give New Chandigarh a natural setting that is rare so close to a major city. Morning walks, clean air and weekend drives into the hills are part of everyday life here.
Read our full location guide: Plots in New Chandigarh.
The Green Living Concept
Green Living Plots is built around a simple idea: a home should be surrounded by space and greenery, not squeezed between walls. The project's planning focus will be confirmed in the official layout, and the following principles guide how we present it to buyers.
- Open layouts with adequate road widths and breathing space between plots.
- Green areas such as parks and landscaped strips, as shown in the approved layout plan.
- Plot sizes that allow gardens, so that families can plant trees, grow vegetables and enjoy outdoor living.
- Orientation and views that make the most of natural light and the Shivalik setting where possible.
Specific amenities will be listed here once confirmed:
- Parks and green spaces: Details – to be added
- Internal roads: Road widths – to be added
- Water supply, drainage and rainwater harvesting: Details – to be added
- Electricity and street lighting: Details – to be added
- Boundary wall, gated entry and security: Details – to be added
- Clubhouse or community facilities: Details – to be added
Plot Options
| Plot size | Ideal buyer | Typical home |
|---|---|---|
| 125 sq. yds | First-time owners entering a premium area | Compact two-storey home with a small front garden |
| 150 sq. yds | Young families | Comfortable independent house with parking |
| 200 sq. yds | Families planning to build soon | Spacious home with lawn and possible rental floor |
| 250 sq. yds | Upgraders and joint families | Larger home with garden, terrace and driveway |
| 350 sq. yds | Premium buyers | Villa-style residence with generous outdoor space |
| 500 sq. yds | Luxury homeowners and long-term investors | Large villa or high-value holding |
In New Chandigarh, plots of 200 to 250 square yards are popular with end users because they allow a well-proportioned family home with outdoor space. Smaller plots suit buyers who want a foothold in a premium location, while larger plots appeal to those planning luxury homes.
Designing a Green Home
Owning a plot gives you the freedom to build a home that is comfortable, efficient and connected to nature. Here are some design ideas that suit New Chandigarh's climate and setting.
- Orient living spaces to the north and east to enjoy gentle light, and shade west-facing windows from the strong summer sun.
- Plan cross-ventilation so that breezes can move through the house, reducing the need for air conditioning in milder months.
- Use the terrace for a garden, solar panels or an outdoor seating area with views of the hills.
- Harvest rainwater from the roof and use it for gardening or recharge.
- Plant native trees that provide shade and require little water once established.
- Choose durable, low-maintenance materials that age well in the local climate.
You will need building plan approval and should follow the rules on ground coverage, setbacks, height and parking that apply to the project. An architect familiar with the area can help you combine these ideas with the regulations and your budget.
Who Green Living Plots Is For
Families seeking space
Families who live in apartments or older houses in the tricity often want a larger, independent home with a garden. Green Living Plots lets them build that home while staying close to Chandigarh's schools, hospitals and workplaces.
Healthcare and academic professionals
Doctors, nurses, researchers and teachers working in New Chandigarh's institutions value a short, calm commute and a peaceful home environment.
NRIs and returning families
Many overseas Punjabi families look for a well-planned, secure location for a family home or retirement residence. New Chandigarh's planning and greenery make it a strong choice.
Long-term investors
Investors who believe in the long-term growth of planned cities see New Chandigarh as a store of value, with land that is scarce by design and anchored by permanent institutions.
The Investment Perspective
Planned cities tend to grow steadily rather than in sudden bursts. Chandigarh itself took decades to fill its sectors, and land values rose as the plan matured. New Chandigarh is at an earlier stage of a similar journey. Each new institution, road and occupied neighbourhood adds to its permanence and to buyers' willingness to pay for land.
For investors, this suggests a patient approach. Buy in an approved project in a well-connected part of the area, hold through the maturing phase, and decide whether to build, sell or rent once the surrounding neighbourhood has developed. We generally recommend a horizon of five to ten years for investment purchases in New Chandigarh.
Factors that support long-term value
- Limited developable land due to hills, forests and planning controls
- Anchor institutions that bring permanent employment and visitors
- Continuing improvements in road connectivity to the tricity and beyond
- Strong preference among buyers for green, low-density living
- Proximity to Chandigarh, one of India's most liveable cities
Risks to keep in mind
- Some parts of New Chandigarh may take longer to fill in than expected.
- Environmental regulations near the foothills apply to certain areas; confirm that the project is in an approved residential zone.
- Maintenance charges in gated developments add to holding costs.
- Infrastructure timelines, such as proposed roads, can change.
Life Around Green Living Plots
Picture an ordinary weekday for a family living in a home on one of these plots. The morning starts with a walk along tree-lined roads, with the outline of the Shivalik hills visible on clear days. The children leave for school in Chandigarh or a nearby institution, a drive made easier by the direct roads into the city's northern sectors. One parent works at the medical city a few minutes away, while the other commutes to an office in Chandigarh or Mohali. In the evening, the family relaxes on the terrace or in the garden, far from the noise and congestion of the older parts of the tricity.
On weekends, the options are varied. A cricket match at the international stadium, a drive to Kasauli or Morni Hills, a visit to Chandigarh's Sukhna Lake or Rose Garden, or simply a quiet afternoon at home. This blend of urban access and natural surroundings is what draws so many families to New Chandigarh, and it is the lifestyle that Green Living Plots is designed to support.
The Health and Wellbeing Advantage
In recent years, many families have re-evaluated what they want from a home. Clean air, outdoor space, room to exercise and a quieter environment have moved up the list of priorities. New Chandigarh's location near the foothills and its planned, low-density character align well with these preferences.
Living close to world-class healthcare is another advantage, particularly for families with elderly members. The medical city gives residents access to specialised care without long journeys. For retirees and returning NRIs, this combination of calm surroundings and nearby medical facilities is especially appealing.
Rental and Resale Outlook
New Chandigarh's rental market is shaped by its institutions and its proximity to Chandigarh. Healthcare professionals, academics, researchers and corporate employees look for well-built independent homes and floors in clean, secure neighbourhoods. Owners who build quality homes with practical layouts, reliable utilities and good parking generally find tenants among these groups.
On resale, buyers in New Chandigarh pay attention to township reputation, maintenance standards and how lived-in a neighbourhood feels. Plots in projects where homes are being built and families are moving in typically attract more interest than plots in empty blocks. If you are holding for resale, track the pace of construction around your plot, as rising occupancy is often the signal for stronger demand.
Understanding the Full Cost of Ownership
When you compare plots, look beyond the price per square yard. The total cost of owning a plot includes the basic price, any preferential location charges for corner or park-facing plots, development or electrification charges where applicable, stamp duty and registration fees, legal fees for verification, and maintenance charges if the project is gated and professionally managed. If you plan to hold the plot for some years before building, add the cost of a boundary wall and periodic upkeep.
Request a single, signed cost sheet for your chosen plot that lists every charge. This makes it easy to compare projects fairly and avoids surprises later.
Tips for NRI Buyers
Green Living Plots is well suited to overseas families planning a future home in Punjab. To buy smoothly from abroad, ask our team for a video walkthrough of the project and your shortlisted plot, share scanned documents with your lawyer before paying, make all payments through banking channels from your NRE or NRO account, and nominate a trusted relative to inspect the site and attend registration if you cannot travel. Keep digital copies of every document and receipt. If you plan to build later, we can introduce architects and contractors who can manage the project while keeping you informed remotely.
Questions to Ask on Your Site Visit
- How far is the project by road from Chandigarh's boundary, the medical city and the stadium?
- Which internal works are complete, and what is the schedule for the rest?
- Where are the parks and green areas in relation to your chosen plot?
- Is the project fully outside any forest or environmentally restricted zone?
- Who will maintain the roads, parks and common areas, and at what cost?
- How many plots have been sold, and have any owners started building?
Write down the answers and compare them with the documents. Consistent, documented answers are a strong sign of a well-run project.
How New Chandigarh Compares with Chandigarh's Early Years
When Chandigarh was first planned, many of its sectors stood largely empty for years. Families who bought plots early often waited a long time before neighbours arrived and markets opened. Yet those same plots, in a well-planned city with permanent institutions, eventually became some of the most valuable residential land in North India. The lesson is not that every planned area will follow the same path, but that planning, institutions and connectivity, combined with patience, have historically been a strong foundation for long-term value.
New Chandigarh shares several of these ingredients. It has a master plan, anchor institutions, natural surroundings and direct links to an established city. Its growth will depend on how quickly roads, services and residents arrive, but its fundamentals are similar to those that served Chandigarh's early buyers well.
Gated Community Living
Many buyers in New Chandigarh prefer gated developments for their security, maintained common areas and sense of community. If Green Living Plots offers a gated format, as will be confirmed in the official documents, you can expect controlled entry, a professional maintenance arrangement and shared green spaces. These features are especially valuable for NRIs and families who travel frequently, because the neighbourhood is looked after even when they are away. Ask for details of the maintenance agency, the charges and what they cover before you book.
Our Promise to Buyers
Neelam InfrateQ recommends a project only after evaluating its location, documentation and growth potential. We share both the strengths and the risks, encourage independent verification and never rush a decision. If Green Living Plots is not the right match for your goals, we will tell you and help you explore alternatives in our other featured projects and locations.
After Your Purchase
Once registration is complete, keep certified and scanned copies of your sale deed, mutation records and all receipts. If you are holding the plot, consider a boundary wall and a name board, and arrange periodic visits or ask our team for updates. When you are ready to build, start with an architect, prepare drawings that follow the project's guidelines and obtain building plan approval before construction begins. Our advisors remain available after the sale to share updates on New Chandigarh's development and to help you plan your next step.
How to Book
- Share your preferred plot size and budget through the form below or on WhatsApp.
- Receive the layout plan, price list, RERA details, approvals and payment plan.
- Verify the RERA registration and have your lawyer review the title documents.
- Visit the site with our team and see the surroundings, approach and individual plots.
- Select your plot and pay the booking amount against an official receipt.
- Sign the agreement for sale after reviewing all terms.
- Register the sale deed and complete mutation in your name.
Documents to Request
- Project approval or licence and Punjab RERA registration
- Approved layout plan, including green areas and road widths
- Title documents and revenue records
- Confirmation that the land is outside any forest or restricted zone
- Official price list, cost sheet and payment schedule
- Draft agreement for sale and any maintenance agreement
Compare with Our Other Projects
| Project | Character | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Green Living Plots, New Chandigarh | Planned, green, premium | Lifestyle buyers and long-term value |
| Premium Plotted Development, Banur–Landran | Emerging highway corridor near Mohali | Balanced growth |
| Highway Front Plots, Bharatmala Corridor | New highway connectivity | Corridor investment |
| Investment Plots, Rajpura | Industrial corridor | Employment-led growth |
Final Word
Green Living Plots offers a chance to own land in one of the tricity's most carefully planned areas, surrounded by greenery and anchored by institutions that will shape the region for decades. Whether you dream of a family home with a garden and a view of the hills or you are building a long-term land portfolio, the first step is to see the location for yourself and review the documents.
Request the price list and book your site visit through the enquiry form below or on WhatsApp.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Green Living Plots located?
The project is in the New Chandigarh extension around Mullanpur, on the north-western side of Chandigarh in SAS Nagar district. Our team will share the exact location and map on request.
What plot sizes are available?
Plots are offered in 125, 150, 200, 250, 350 and 500 square yard sizes, subject to availability.
What landmarks are near the project?
New Chandigarh is home to the medical city, including the Homi Bhabha Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, and the Punjab Cricket Association's international stadium. Chandigarh's northern sectors and the Shivalik foothills are also close by.
What is the price of plots?
Prices depend on plot size, location within the project and availability. Please request the latest official price list through the enquiry form or WhatsApp.
Is the project RERA registered?
The RERA number and approval details will be shared before booking. Always verify them on the official Punjab RERA website.
Is New Chandigarh good for long-term investment?
New Chandigarh is a planned area with limited developable land, anchor institutions and improving connectivity, which support long-term value. It suits buyers who can hold for several years.
Can I build a home immediately after buying?
Once possession is given and your building plans are approved, you can begin construction. Our team can share the applicable building guidelines and introduce architects familiar with the area.