Most plotted townships promise gardens. Very few promise a swimming pool, and that single line is what sets The Heera Residency apart on Drushika’s own pages. It is also exactly the kind of line that deserves the hardest questions, because a pool is a recurring cost, not a one-time feature: someone has to maintain it, staff it and fund it for years after the last plot is sold.
Quick answer: The Heera Residency is a Drushika project at RR53+2R, Puwarda Junarda, Madhya Pradesh, with RERA number P-IND-25-5526 and 12 listed amenities. It is the only one of Drushika’s six project pages that lists a swimming pool.
What is The Heera Residency?
The project page presents The Heera Residency as a thoughtfully planned residential project offering comfortable living in a peaceful, well-connected setting, with essential amenities and easy access to daily needs, schools, markets and transport.
| Detail | As stated on the project page |
|---|---|
| RERA number | P-IND-25-5526 |
| Address | RR53+2R, Puwarda Junarda, Madhya Pradesh |
| Amenities listed | 12 |
| Road | 12 m wide, described as high strength |
| Prices | Not published on the page |
Plot or built home? Get this in writing first
Here is a detail most readers would miss. The Heera page describes “neatly crafted homes” and “practical layouts”, language that sounds like constructed houses, while Drushika’s homepage frames its portfolio as plotted townships with plot sizes of 800 to 2,000 sq ft. Both can be true across a township, but they are different purchases with different registrations, costs and timelines. Before anything else, ask what exactly is being sold to you, and make sure that sentence appears in the booking paper.
The swimming pool question
A pool changes the economics of a township. Ask five things: whether it is built or planned, who owns and maintains it, what maintenance each plot owner pays and how that is set, whether it is open to every resident, and what safety arrangements exist. None of those answers is on the project page, and a good sales team will not mind being asked.
The 12 listed amenities
| Group | Amenities listed |
|---|---|
| Leisure | Swimming pool; amphitheatre; gazebo sitting; open garden gymnasium; kids play area |
| Security and access | Modern entry gate; security guard at entrance; 24×7 CCTV surveillance |
| Roads and utilities | 12 m wide high-strength road; street light; underground electricity and water tank |
| Layout | Vastu-compliant |
The underground electricity and water tank line is the unglamorous one that tells you the most. Buried utilities mean cleaner streets and fewer overhead lines, but they also mean the work has to be done before the roads are finished. Ask to see where the conduits and tank are and whether the road above them is complete. For the Vastu claim, read our Vastu guide for Super Corridor plots so you know what to confirm about facing and entry for the specific plot.
What should you expect to pay? A market benchmark
The project page publishes no prices. Use the market as your yardstick: on 20 September 2026 the median asking rate across 25 live Super Corridor listings was ₹3,800 per sq ft, with a middle band of ₹3,525 to ₹4,167 (asking rates from one portal, not sale prices; see the full guide).
| Plot size | At ₹3,525 per sq ft | At ₹3,800 per sq ft (median) | At ₹4,167 per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 800 sq ft | ₹28.2 lakh | ₹30.4 lakh | ₹33.3 lakh |
| 1,000 sq ft | ₹35.3 lakh | ₹38.0 lakh | ₹41.7 lakh |
| 1,200 sq ft | ₹42.3 lakh | ₹45.6 lakh | ₹50.0 lakh |
| 1,500 sq ft | ₹52.9 lakh | ₹57.0 lakh | ₹62.5 lakh |
| 2,000 sq ft | ₹70.5 lakh | ₹76.0 lakh | ₹83.3 lakh |
If a pool and a 12 m road justify a rate above the median, ask the seller to show that premium in the paperwork rather than in conversation.
Five checks before you book
- Search P-IND-25-5526 on the MP RERA portal and compare promoter and approved area (RERA checklist).
- Get the plot-or-home answer in writing.
- Ask for the pool’s built status, ownership and maintenance terms.
- Request the layout and title papers (documents required).
- Plan the paperwork that follows (registration steps).
To see it beside the rest of the portfolio, read the six-project comparison.
Visit the site
Drushika Real Estate, 17, Tigaria Badshah, Super Corridor, Indore 453112. Call +91-9111928668 or +91-9111928669, or write to info@drushikarealestate.com.
Frequently asked questions
Does The Heera Residency have a swimming pool?
The project page lists a swimming pool among its 12 amenities, and no other Drushika project page lists one. As with every amenity, ask whether it is built, who maintains it and what it costs residents.
What is the RERA number of The Heera Residency?
P-IND-25-5526, as printed on the project page. Verify it on the MP RERA portal rather than relying on the page.
Where is The Heera Residency?
The page gives the address as RR53+2R, Puwarda Junarda, Madhya Pradesh, a Google Plus Code that you can paste into Google Maps.
Is The Heera Residency a plot project or a built-home project?
The project page speaks of neatly crafted homes and practical layouts, while Drushika describes its portfolio as plotted townships on the homepage. Ask the sales team in writing exactly what is being sold, a plot, a constructed home or both, before you book.
How wide is the road at The Heera Residency?
The page lists a 12 m wide high-strength road, which is about 39.4 ft. Check the width and surface on site.
Details can change. Confirm current status, prices and RERA registration directly before you buy. This is general information, not legal or financial advice.