The Beauty of Living in Malabar Hill

An upmarket residential neighborhood in South Mumbai, Malabar Hill, derives its name from the 12th-century Walkeshwar Temple, which the Silahara Kings founded. According to our historians, a renowned Keyi Family of Nothern Malabar in Kerala had control over many parts of Mumbai, including the posh Malabar Hill. The family had connections with the Portuguese, British, and French. However, after a skirmish with the British, the family of Northern Malabar decided to reach a middle ground, giving away the area to the East India Company. 

Malabar Hill covers 307,690 sq. km, hosting a population of over 50,000, and has the perfect blend of luxury and nature. Owning a piece of land in the posh locality isn’t affordable, with the average price per sq ft being above ₹55,000. 

The hillock area is home to several key personalities from the fields of business, entertainment, and politics, including Adi Godrej, Chandrasekaran Natrajan, the Birla family, the Ruia family, and the Jindal Family. In the entertainment sector, famous stars such as Akshaye Khanna and Juhi Chawla reside. Also present is the official address of the governor of Maharashtra and the Chief Minister. 

Its proximity to Girgaon Chowpatty and Nariman Point only adds to its features. Let's look at some must-visit places in Malabar Hill, offering us a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the Maximum City. The upscale area is ideal for nature and spiritual believers and those looking to have a fun time, thus catering to people of all tastes and preferences.

• Babulnath Mandir
• Shree Mahalakshmi Temple
• Sri Walkeshwar Temple
• Priyadarshini Park 
• Hanging Gardens
• Kamala Nehru Park
• Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sangrahalaya 
• Gateway of India
• The Royal Opera House
• Dakshinayan South Indian Restaurant 
• Dave Farsan Mart
• The Malabar Hill Club

Those looking to move into the plush neighbourhood can look at some exciting projects, offering properties ladened with comfort, style, and the latest technology.

• Lodha Sea View: Offering 1,2,3,4 BHK flat, with the price for a premium 2BHK being around ₹9.95 Cr and 4BHK being ₹18 Cr.
• Runwal The Residence: Offering 2,3,4 BHK flats ranging between an estimated ₹19.20 Cr- 29.25 Cr
• Kalpataru Kshitij: Offering 2,3,4, and 6 BHK flats
• Lodha Malabar: Offering 4,5 BHK
• Vinod 36 Babulnath: Offering 2,3 BHK flats ranging between ₹7.75 Cr - 10 Cr

There are a lot of reasons that make Malabar Hill one of the most beautiful places to live in Mumbai.

• Offering an escape from the congested interiors of the city
• A paradise for nature lovers and historians with sites such as Priyadarshini Park, Hanging Garden, Mani Bhavan Gandhi Sangrahalaya, and The Royal Opera House
• Iconic eateries like Dakshinayan and St. Stephens Fast Food are great places for families to dine in
• For the Millenials and Gen Z to have a good time, pubs like TAP, The Irish House, Brewdog, and Smaash are good options
• Those looking to get a massage can visit Sukho Thai Malabar Hill, a perfect place to unwind
• The upmarket South Mumbai area is a great place for beaches, with Girgaum Chowpatty and proximity to Marine Drive
• The smoother roads and less traffic in the locality also contribute to a selling point
• Social infrastructure boasts the city's best schools, colleges, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, and banks

Gopi Birla Memorial School, St. Stephen School, Cumballa Hill High School, and The Cathedral provide the world’s best education. Speaking of healthcare facilities, hospitals such as St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, DESA’S Hospital, and Asian Cancer Institute. Tourists visiting Mumbai who want to reside in Malabar Hill can organise their stay in The Shalimar Hotel, Hotel Kemps Corner, Regency Hotel, and Hotel Royal Castle. 

All these social amenities combined with luxury real estate properties make Malabar Hill the perfect destination to live an opulent lifestyle in Mumbai.