Aerial view of green farmland in Alwar, Rajasthan at sunset

Breathe fresh air again

Trade the grey
for the green.

Pollution in our cities keeps rising. It is time to think of a greener place to live. Laxmangarh Farms is your own landscaped farm in Alwar, Rajasthan, where you can breathe fresh air.

90 minutesfrom Gurugram
1,750 to 3,015 sq ydsizes of the open farms
December 2026first families move in

Only 3 of 40 farms are still open.

Farms are allotted in booking sequence, direct from the developer. This is the position on 21 September 2026.

AvailableBooked
Numbers match the site plan below. Tile positions are not to scale.

  • Farm 10

    3,015 sq yd
  • Farm 27

    1,750 sq yd
  • Farm 35

    2,375 sq yd

Open now: farms 10, 27 and 35.

Sanctioned site plan of Laxmangarh Farms with farms 10, 27 and 35 marked as available
Sanctioned site plan. The gold rings mark the three farms open on 21 September 2026. Availability changes as farms are booked.
Illustration of cows grazing between rows of young trees at sunset

Some dreams are built. Ours are grown.

Illustrative image.

Khudiyana, Laxmangarh, in Alwar district.

From Gurugram you take the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, and the drive is about an hour and a half. The land sits on the Bharatpur State Highway, in an established rural belt.

  • On the Bharatpur State Highway.
  • About 900 m from the proposed Jhansi-Agra corridor.
  • Inside the two-hour weekend belt from Delhi NCR, Jaipur and Agra.
  • Gurugram1.5 hours
  • South Delhi2 hours
  • Dwarka2 hours
  • Noida2 hours
  • Jaipur2 hours
  • Agra2 hours
  • Rohini2.5 hours

Ten months on the same land.

The land agreement was signed on site in October 2025. Work began only after the title documents had been submitted and verified. Drag the handle to see what has changed.

The same land in August 2026, green with trees Bare land at Laxmangarh in October 2025 October 2025 August 2026
Boundary wall going up in AAC blocks
The boundary wall going up in AAC blocks, which resist heat, sound and fire.
Workers planting hedging along a trench
Hedging going in along the farm boundaries.
  • Power

    Round-the-clock three-phase power has been live since August 2026, through a dedicated transformer and line with a JVVNL smart meter.

  • Boundary wall

    Built in AAC blocks. It is due to finish by the end of September 2026.

  • Roads and demarcation

    Phase one of the internal roads is complete, murram laying is under way, and farm demarcation is nearly done.

  • Plantation

    Fruit, timber and shade trees, plus hedging along boundaries and roads. Nursery stock came from Saharanpur and Gajraula, and the palm avenue from Hyderabad.

  • Water

    A treatment plant with softener and RO is due by the end of September 2026.

  • Team on site

    A lawyer, an architect, a landscaper and four gardeners, alongside the security team and two estate managers.

Recent footage from the site.

Short, unedited clips filmed on the land. Tap play to watch. The clips have no sound.

Open mustard fields, before any work began.
Hedging going in along the farm boundaries.
The boundary wall going up in AAC blocks.

What happens next.

These are our target dates. Monsoon rains have pushed some work back, and we will update this page as things change.

  1. Approvals and waterCLU approvals are expected for fully paid investors. The water treatment plant and the boundary wall are due to be finished.
  2. Gate and facadeThe front gate and facade are finished, and murram is laid and rolled on the internal roads.
  3. Lighting, and 90% completeSite lighting goes live across the roads and every farm. Ninety percent of the project is complete by 30 November.
  4. Living beginsFarms are ready for owners, with CCTV, Wi-Fi and clubhouse audio in place.
  5. Clubhouse completesConstruction is already under way.
Artist's render of the clubhouse at dusk with hills behind
Artist's render.

A clubhouse at the centre of the estate.

Construction is under way and completes in March 2027. It is the shared heart of the estate.

  • Indoor and outdoor diningchef on site
  • Gym and yogatwo rooms
  • Games roompool and table tennis
  • Medical roomfirst aid
  • Party hall
  • Four to six guest rooms

A working farm, not just land.

The estate is planned to keep a ten-cow dairy and grow organic fruit and vegetables. Produce is pooled for residents, and the surplus helps offset upkeep.

  • 24-hour security

    Gated, with four guards on site and two estate managers.

  • Lit internal roads

    Street lighting and perimeter lights along every road.

  • Pet friendly

    Open, designated space for animals to run.

Where the paperwork stands.

We would rather you hear the pending items from us than find them later.

  • Land registry and mutationCompleted in the name of Willow Dreams LLP in January 2026.
  • BuyersRegistry and mutation are completed for every buyer to date, on full payment, at standard Rajasthan stamp duty.
  • TitleFreehold and registrable, with a verified ownership chain.
  • CLU approvalFiles have been submitted. Approvals are pending, and we expect them by the end of September 2026.

How to own a farm, step by step.

  1. Express interestBy phone, WhatsApp or this website, with your budget and farm size.
  2. Site visitA guided visit every weekend. You see the farms and meet the team.
  3. Farm selectionChoose your farm and review the layout plan and legal papers.
  4. Token and agreementA refundable token holds your farm, and the agreement to sell is signed.
  5. Payment and registryPay on schedule, then registry and transfer of title.
  6. Handover and buildBuild with our empanelled eco-architects, or at your own pace.

Who you are buying from.

Willow Dreams LLP, registered on 3 September 2025 (LLPIN ACR-0566), with partners Nikunj Gupta and Khush Aryan Singh Oberoi.

Dr. Nikunj Gupta is the Founder & CEO.

Price on request.

We share the current rate and payment plan directly. Tell us which farm interests you and we will confirm it is still open and share the rate.

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