The Anatomy of Better real estate: Inside the Making of K Better Homes
Sleepless nights, endless sketchbooks, passionate debates with architects, and a pursuit rooted in philosophy: this is how
K Better Homes
came to life. More than a real estate brand, it was a mission: to reimagine what it means to live
better.
Brainstorming sessions with architects and the creative team, heated discussions, countless references, umpteen drawings: everything led to one ultimate goal: defining 'K.'
K Better Homes was conceived as a concept that, in the simplest sense, aimed to be better than the homes around it. The letter 'K' stemmed from the company's belief in Karma, and significant effort was made to merge this philosophy with the vision of better homes. But a belief system alone wasn't enough. It had to manifest into something tangible. Into homes. Into spaces that think, breathe, and live better than the rest.
Across
Pune
's prime residential markets:
K Town
(Kiwale),
K Ville
(Kiwale), K Shire (Punawale),
K City
(Keshavnagar), and K Pune (Bavdhan). K Better Homes has designed spaces that challenge conventions.
Layouts are expansive and functional, with future-proof flexibility. Every configuration it caters to, whether a 2 BHK or a 4 BHK, the spatial planning prioritises usability over excess. Furniture fits comfortably, and natural light is invited, not incidental, thanks to its Vastu-compliant build.
Each structure is engineered with high-grade concrete and earthquake-resistant RCC frameworks. The concealed wiring, gypsum-finished walls, and sand-faced plastering deliver a clean, long-lasting finish.
One standout element is the use of intelligently placed UPVC windows that elevate natural light and cross-ventilation. UPVC brings in excellent insulation and soundproofing, aluminium used in the window frames adds strength and a more premium finish!
Nothing is left to chance. The tiles are premium vitrified selections from top brands. Kitchens feature spacious and well-planned platforms, stainless steel sinks, and matte flooring for both safety and aesthetics. In bathrooms, you'll find Jaquar's Laguna Collection at K Shire & K Pune, with equally premium fixtures across all other projects. To add to the charm, black and white sanitary fixtures were introduced in K City and K Town even before their market launch, carefully chosen to highlight the project's premium character.
There's a clarity of intent behind every specification, fitting and fixture. Nothing flamboyant, everything future-ready.
Amenities That Actually Add Value
Amenities at every project under K are skilfully designed to cater to the diverse recreational needs of all age groups. These amenities go beyond mere checkboxes; they're integrated into the lifestyle fabric of each community. Special attention is given to creating spaces that encourage social interaction, quiet reflection, and physical vitality.
Unlike the trend of bloated amenity lists, K Better Homes focuses on meaningful spaces:
Swimming Pools for both adults and kids: with an architectural variety in terms of design, dimension and aesthetic across all of K's projects. They are built with an intent to refresh and rejuvenate while breaking architectural norms!State-of-the-Art Gyms and Yoga Spaces that go beyond the basics.Clubhouses designed as community hubsChildren's Play Areas, Senior Citizen Zones, Jogging Tracks, and Co-Working Pods are thoughtfully distributed across the premises – that focus on holistic well-being across all ages and meet the requirements of each.
Every amenity is scaled generously. Every experience is layered thoughtfully.
For them, being better isn't just a tagline; it's a measurable, liveable, tangible difference that Tayal Corp brings to real estate in Pune.
To know more about the projects, visit
maharera.maharashtra.gov.in
,
K City- P52100026909 | P52100031361 | P52100052901
K Town- P52100028608 | P52100032956 | P52100049129 | P52100053741
K Pune- P52100047630 | P52100077301
K Shire- P52100046102 | P52100050966 | P52100078900
K Ville- P52100020646 | P52100026606 | P52100031164 | P52100049230
To see more of their work and stunning developments, visit
https://tayalcorp.com/k-better-homes/
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