Distances

Sapphire Villas is well connected by rail and road. Asangaon is the nearby central railway station.If you are travelling by car from Mumbai towards Nashik(NH.3 highway), then take a turn at Shahapur circle, 5 km drive on state highway No. 44 and you are at Sapphire Villas. Besides excellent and scenic roads, good public transport is also available.

Location Map

For more Information call: +91 22 2674 0109, +91 22 2674 3308

Site: Village Shelivali, Dolkham Dam Road, Taluka Shahapur, Dist. Thane.

Email: info@khabiyagroup.com

Shahapur is a pristine town located in the lap of lush and green Sahyadri ranges. It is emerging as an ideal weekend home/ second home destination for the people of Mumbai, Pune and Nasik because of its amazing connectivity, thanks to Mumbai - Nasik highway, frequent trains from Asangaon to CST and many other facilities.

Ideally second homes are supposed to have good connectivity to the cities, yet remain reasonably far from the hustle- bustle of cities so that you can unwind and connect to the beautiful nature that is a prime feature of your weekend home. Your weekends here are more relaxed and full of bliss. This is what a break from the routine city life is meant to include. Sapphire Villas at Shelavali, is one such project where we have taken utmost care to give you the much needed connect with Mother Nature and your family, in the rustic and charming environs of Shahapur.   

	Manas Jain Temple:  Manas Mandir is the largest Jain temple in Asia. This entire temple is built in marble stone. It is frequently visited by tourists and devotees from the entire country.
	Mahuli Fort:  Mahuli Fort located at a height of 2815 ft, is a popular tourist destination and a paradise for rock climbers. This mountain complex is actually a group of two or more hills with common cols and pinnacles.
	Bhatsa Dam:  The dam built over Bhatsa River is referred to as Bhatsa Dam and the accumulated water gives rise to a lake. The 89 ft. high dam occupies an area of 3070 ha. This dam serves the purpose of irrigation, water supply and generates a power of 15 MW through hydro electricity. Bhatsa Dam is a major water supplier to BMC, Mumbai.
	Ajja Parvat:  Ajja Parvat or Ajoba, known as grandfather of all other peaks in the range is famous for trekking. The Valmiki Rishi Ashram is situated on the plateau of Ajoba hill, where it is believed that goddess Seeta stayed here, after separation from Lord Rama. Seetecha Palna offers a picturesque view of the adjoining mountain ranges. Forts like Kulang, Madan, Alang, Ratangad and peaks like Khutta, Kalsubai are visible from here.