About Us

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Atlanta Paradise is a magnificent residential bungalow plots scheme set inside an 11-acre environment. This property is located in a peaceful area and is intended to provide residents with a tranquil getaway in the heart of nature. What distinguishes Atlanta Paradise is its dedication to conserving Konkan-style architectural history. Each bungalow embodies the beauty and soul of Konkan-style living, making it a truly one-of-a-kind and culturally rich living experience. Furthermore, the developers have made certain that each homeowner has the benefit of having their own parking space, offering a hassle-free and secure parking experience.

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Plot Your Paradise in Dapoli's Embrace.

Sanctioned Layout
The layout of Atlanta Paradise has received an official approval from the Assistant Director of Town Planning in Ratnagiri. This means that the project adheres to all the regulatory and urban planning guidelines, ensuring.
Non-Agricultural Land
The land on which Atlanta Paradise is built has undergone the essential conversion and has been sanctioned as non-agricultural land by the Director of the Collector's office in Ratnagiri.
Naturopathy Center
Atlanta Paradise goes beyond just providing homes; it also focuses on the well-being of its residents. The project features a naturopathy center where individuals can rejuvenate their mind and body through natural healing techniques

Mission

"Designing and developing plots with integrity, fostering trust, and building future-focused, eco-friendly neighborhoods."

Vision

"Transforming landscapes, one plot at a time, creating sustainable, beautiful communities for generations."

Integrity

"We uphold ethical values, transparency, and reliability in every aspect of our land development business."

Explore Dapoli

Atlanta Paradise in Dapoli, Maharashtra, offers a relaxing bungalow plan that captures the town’s beauty and heritage. British barracks once stood in Dapoli, 215 kilometers (134 miles) from Mumbai.