Rohan Abhilasha

Rohan Abhilasha is located off Wagholi Road in Lohegaon, Wagholi, on Pune's eastern side. The full address is GAT No 1458 to 1465, opposite Nisargeshwar Temple, Wagholi, Pune, Maharashtra 412207. Wagholi has grown into a dense residential belt over the years, and a project spread over 30 acres is itself a large presence within that stretch. A layout of this size effectively forms its own neighbourhood, with 24 towers built around shared internal roads rather than one standalone building.

A buyer comparing options within Wagholi should treat position inside the 30-acre layout as its own decision, since Rohan Abhilasha alone has 24 towers. Towers set back from Wagholi Road are likely to see less traffic noise than those closer to the main carriageway. A site visit remains the most reliable way to judge that difference before a specific tower is shortlisted.

Because the project is complete, a prospective buyer can also walk the internal roads and open spaces on a visit, rather than judging the location only from a master plan drawing. That matters in a project of this scale, where the distance from the main gate to a particular tower can itself affect daily convenience.

Rohan Abhilasha floor plans cover three configurations. The 2 BHK G is 730 sq ft and priced from ₹56.9 lakh, and the 2 BHK B3 is 797 sq ft from ₹61.6 lakh. Both are two-bedroom layouts, and the larger of the two carries roughly ₹4.7 lakh more at entry price for the extra 67 sq ft.

The 3 BHK B2 measures 948 sq ft and is priced from ₹72 lakh to ₹84 lakh onwards. That spread within one configuration is the clearest sign in this project that floor and facing move price as much as area does, since the layout itself does not change across that range.

A buyer set on the 3 BHK should ask what a price of ₹72 lakh buys against one of ₹84 lakh. The difference is typically a lower or mid floor against a higher one, or an internal-road-facing unit against a more open aspect. Across 730 to 948 sq ft, none of the three configurations is oversized for its price band, so the choice usually comes down to budget and bedroom count.

Rohan Abhilasha is laid out across 30 acres with 24 towers of 13 floors each, holding 648 units in total. A layout of this scale is organised around internal roads and open pockets between tower clusters, so two towers carrying the same configuration can still face different surroundings.

With 24 towers on the plan, a buyer should ask which one a shortlisted unit falls in. Towers near the project boundary or Wagholi Road often price differently from those set deeper inside. The Rohan Abhilasha master plan is the reference to check tower positions and the internal road layout before a unit is shortlisted.

A 648-unit project also means common infrastructure, such as internal roads and open areas, is shared across a large resident base. That is worth factoring in when comparing this project's scale against a smaller, single-tower development in the same locality.