Codename G.O.A.A.: The heart of luxury living and premium experiences
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, a recent survey finding in The 2025 Luxury Residential Sentiment Survey by Sotheby's International Realty states that 54% of respondents expressed interest in buying or upgrading to a second home. A change in lifestyle priorities has contributed to this shift in owning a luxury property in serene yet well-connected locations.
One of the places that has captivated many over time because of its Portuguese-style architecture, winding roads flanked by soothing greenery and sparsely populated beaches, is Goa. It is a chance for individuals to escape from city life, and unwind in large open green spaces with an array of thoughtful amenities.
Goa's infrastructural and economic developments have further elevated its stature. The commencement of the Manohar International Airport (MOPA) has further cemented connectivity and accessibility for international and domestic travellers, and catalysed regional development.
'We continue to see robust and sustained demand for premium
residential developments in Goa
, particularly in North Goa. We believe the fundamentals driving demand in Goa — lifestyle appeal, improving connectivity, and the rise of discerning domestic buyers — remain intact,' Samujjwal Ghosh, CEO, The House of Abhinandan Lodha®.
The unique combination of exclusive branded developments, amenities, and enhanced accessibility via the new
MOPA International Airport
, add to Goa's appeal as a destination for premium second residences.
Among the emerging hotspots fuelled by newer infrastructure is Bicholim, which is strategically positioned to benefit from enhanced connectivity. Social infrastructure, such as hospitals, markets, and schools, is easily accessible within a 10-minute reach from Bicholim.
Tourists can also expect a 40-minute drive to the MOPA airport from Bicholim. They can plan their airport trips without the worry of a long commute, and enjoy a hassle-free experience.
Bicholim is marked by the beauty of ancient temples, historic landmarks and traditional Goan architecture, offering glimpses into its rich history and cultural heritage.
Where every day feels like a luxe getaway
Adding to the charm of this old-world town with its new-age luxurious convenience is
Codename G.O.A.A.
- an exclusive pre-market opportunity by the House of Abhinandan Lodha® to own 1 and 2-bed residences with lifetime access to a world of immersive experiences. What's even better is that homeowners will get to enjoy five-star hospitality in their homes, as Miros Hotels and Resorts service these residences.
Endless choices of amenities to suit every need
Codename G.O.A.A.
is a premium offering that offers thoughtfully conceptualised living spaces catering to a modern and new-age lifestyle, where there is plenty of room for rest and slow living.
'Me' time meets 'We' time:
Fancy catching up with an old friend? Explore Goa's multi-level 40,000 sq. ft. clubhouse. It is the ultimate spot to unwind and enjoy some much-needed downtime.
Beach day whenever you want:
Experience a slice of coastal magic with a picturesque man-made sea and beach. Whether it is making sandcastles with the little ones in the family or enjoying golden sunsets, a home at Codename G.O.A.A. fills up everyone's everyday with vacation charm.
The world on your platter:
A top-tier dining experience has been devised with alfresco dining areas, open-air cafes, pergolas and reflective water channels. So, if a date night has been in the plans, you know where to head.
Five-star flavours at home:
Homeowners also get an in-residence chef who can whip up feasts tailored to all their moods and cravings. A personal dining experience without hassles like waiting time, manoeuvring traffic etc.
Unpack your stress:
At Codename G.O.A.A., wellness goes beyond aesthetics. The property also offers curated wellness and travel packages for the discerning homeowner. This degree of personalisation ensures that everyone gets the care and healing they long for because self-care here is an unforgettable experience.
Ranvir Bhandari, President of Miros Hotels & Resorts, says, 'Luxury today isn't about the opulence of stays, but about rare moments crafted with warmth and authenticity. We are building sanctuaries where guests can reconnect with themselves and their surroundings.'
Codename G.O.A.A
by the House of Abhinandan Lodha® is an opportunity where life and luxury blend to offer an integrated living experience. Whether it is the thoughtful curation of culinary experiences or the choicest wellness and travel packages, every detail exists with the sole aim of elevating the usual routine to a point of utmost comfort. This property is an ode to the mindful choice of living well.
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