New Projects & Flats in Mount Kusur, Pune

Mount Kusur is a scenic hill area near Kamshet in the Maval region of Pune district, set among the Sahyadri ranges between Pune and Lonavala. Known for its plateaus, green valleys during the monsoon and cool winter mornings, it lies in a region popular for paragliding, trekking and lakeside weekends. Rather than a city neighbourhood, it is a second-home and leisure destination where buyers come for open land, fresh air and views.

Despite its natural setting, access is reasonable. Kamshet is located on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, and the Mumbai-Pune Expressway is reachable via nearby exits, so central Pune is usually about 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes away, and Mumbai roughly 2 to 2.5 hours depending on traffic. Kamshet railway station sits on the Pune-Lonavala suburban line, Lonavala is about 20 to 30 minutes away, and Pune International Airport is typically a drive of around 1.5 to 2 hours.

Everyday services are found in the nearby towns. Kamshet has local markets for daily needs, while Talegaon Dabhade and Lonavala offer a wider choice of schools, clinics, hospitals and shopping. For leisure, Pawna lake, the Bedse caves and the hill forts of Maval are all within a short drive, making the area ideal for families who enjoy outdoor weekends.

The property market here centres on villa plots, farmhouse land and holiday homes rather than apartments. Horizon Properties lists Amavi by Clarks at Mount Kusur, Kamshet, offering villa plots from The Clarks brand for buyers who want to build their own weekend retreat within a managed community. Interest in plotted developments around Kamshet and Maval has grown steadily as more city families seek getaway homes, and branded, well-planned projects tend to attract stronger demand than unorganised land.

Mount Kusur suits Pune and Mumbai residents looking for a weekend home, nature lovers, retirees planning a quieter lifestyle and long-term land investors. Contact Horizon Properties for verified prices, plot layouts and a guided site visit to Mount Kusur.