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At White Lotus Amanvana, the floor plan is where the project’s philosophy becomes liveable square footage. Every home is a four-bedroom row villa on a Ground-plus-two layout, set on a plot of about 2,400 sft and built to roughly 3,900 to 4,000 sft of saleable area. What makes the White Lotus Amanvana floor plan distinctive is not just the generosity of that envelope, but the choice within it: two villa formats, Vaayu and Bhoomi, built on an identical footprint yet shaped around two different ways of living.
Vaayu: A Home That Reaches for the Sky
Vaayu, the Type A villa, is the sky-led expression. It carries a sky-lit master suite, a dedicated entertainment deck and gardens layered across multiple levels, so that the upper floors open to light and air. The format suits buyers drawn to elevated views and open terraces, and multi-generational families who want clear separation between social and private floors. As an Amanvana Home of Sanctuaries 4 BHK floor plan, Vaayu treats the roof not as a lid but as another room — a place to gather, dine and unwind above the gardens.
Bhoomi: Life Anchored to the Garden
Bhoomi, the Type B villa, takes the opposite and equally considered path. It is the grounded format, built around a 250 sft private lawn, large bedrooms, family lounges and wraparound garden views, with servant quarters and a private lift provided. The design intent is a strong indoor-outdoor connection at ground level, with naturally lit, breezy interiors. For nature-lovers, older families and anyone who prefers entertaining on a single level beside their own lawn, Bhoomi makes the garden the heart of the home.
- Vaayu (Type A) — ~4,000 sft SBUA; sky-lit master suite, entertainment deck, multi-level gardens
- Bhoomi (Type B) — ~3,900 sft SBUA; 250 sft private lawn, large bedrooms, wraparound gardens
- Both — ~2,400 sft plot, Ground+2, ~84% carpet efficiency, private lift, three car parks
Smart, Efficient and Made Your Own
Whichever format a buyer chooses, the underlying intelligence is shared. The Amanvana 3 storey row villa layout delivers around 84 per cent carpet efficiency — exceptionally high for the villa segment — along with roughly 5,000 sft of undivided land share per home. A private elevator large enough for a wheelchair and a standing attendant connects all three levels, Vastu-centric planning shapes the room logic, and smart-home automation with EV-ready provisioning is fitted as standard. The external architecture is held to one cohesive language across the community, while interiors can be personalised under a customisation programme, so two owners can share a façade yet live in very different homes.
| Configuration | SBUA | Format |
|---|---|---|
| 4 BHK — Vaayu (Type A) | ~4,000 sft | Sky-led, multi-level gardens |
| 4 BHK — Bhoomi (Type B) | ~3,900 sft | Grounded, 250 sft private lawn |
The decision to build four-bedroom homes alone is itself a design choice with daily consequences. It keeps the resident profile consistent, supports a cleaner secondary-sale story, and lets the floor plates be tuned for genuine family living rather than compromised to fit several unit sizes onto one plate. Across three levels, that space allows a clear separation of zones — social areas that can host a gathering, private bedroom floors that stay quiet, and a study or recreation room that flexes between the two. The roughly 5,000 sft of undivided land share per villa is the quieter headline: it is real, owned ground rather than a notional share of a tower, and over a long hold it tends to be the most durable part of a home’s value. It is also what sets a row villa of this kind apart from an apartment of similar size in the same micro-market.
Among White Lotus Amanvana villa configurations, the decision rarely comes down to bedroom count, since both are four-bedroom homes. It comes down to disposition. Vaayu is for those who live upward, toward the light and the view; Bhoomi is for those who live outward, into the garden. Studying the White Lotus Amanvana row villa floor plans side by side is the clearest way to feel which of the two reads as home. Many buyers arrive certain of one and leave persuaded by the other, which is exactly why the two formats exist on a single, shared footprint.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What configurations does Amanvana offer?
Four-bedroom row villas only, in two formats — Vaayu (Type A) and Bhoomi (Type B) — both on a Ground-plus-two layout. - How big are the villas?
Roughly 3,900 sft for Bhoomi and about 4,000 sft for Vaayu, each on a plot of around 2,400 sft. - What defines the Vaayu villa?
A sky-lit master suite, an entertainment deck and gardens across multiple levels, designed for elevated views and open-terrace living. - What defines the Bhoomi villa?
A 250 sft private lawn, large bedrooms, family lounges and wraparound garden views, with servant quarters and a private lift, for grounded ground-level living. - Do both formats have a private lift?
Yes; each villa includes a private elevator large enough to fit a wheelchair and a standing attendant, connecting all three levels. - How efficient are the floor plans?
Carpet-area efficiency is around 84 per cent, which is high for the villa segment, with roughly 5,000 sft of undivided land share per villa. - How many floors does each villa have?
Each is a three-storey, Ground-plus-two row villa, with no basement or stilt. - Can I customise the interiors?
Yes; while the external façade follows one cohesive architectural language, interiors can be personalised under a customisation programme. - How many car parks come with each villa?
Three car parks per villa, with smart-home automation and EV-ready provisioning fitted as standard. - How do I choose between Vaayu and Bhoomi?
Both are four-bedroom homes on the same footprint; the choice is about temperament — Vaayu for upward, view-led living, Bhoomi for outward, garden-led living.
