Lokmat Group has recently launched Lok8 Brookside, a 110-acre riverside lifestyle plotting township at Kharsoli (off Outer Ring Road). Hundreds of residents of Central India, from far and wide, have visited the launch event and many of them have done spot booking enthralled by the project. December 14 is the last day of launch offer. Residents of Central India should not miss this opportunity and visit the project site at Kharsoli. Homebuyers can walk through a living blueprint of what is set to become Nagpur’s most desirable plotted community. Lok8 Brookside is being called a once-in-a-generation project.

 

Across dozens of conversations with early movers, three features stood out - features that don’t exist together in any other township in Central India. It is a first-in-class 20-metre-wide, 1 km lifestyle green median project. An uninterrupted green spine that runs through the heart of the community-crafted for walking, leisure, and everyday rejuvenation. Further, it is one of Nagpur’s lowest-density plotting townships. 95% of the internal roads are 12 metres wide, offering unmatched openness, breathing space, and the premium feel of a global gated township. In addition, it has a feature-rich 1 km river walk facility.

 

A serene, fully-developed waterfront experience that brings super-luxury living into everyday life. These are not features that can be captured in brochures -they’re experiences you can only feel when you’re there. Visit Lok8 before finalising plot in any other project. Brookside is already being compared to the best plotted developments in India’s top metros - but at far more accessible pricing and at a location that’s just 800 metres from Outer Ring Road. If any one is exploring plots in Nagpur,

 

December 13 and 14 are the last two days to avail launch-only offers. This is the final window to see the development in person before prices shift with rising demand. Moreover, a rare opportunity has opened up for Nagpurians - one that combines luxury living, nature, and visionary planning in a way Central India has never seen before, says a press release.