Leave Chandigarh
Off the airport road and onto NH-5. The plains flatten out behind you; the first blue line of the Shivaliks stands ahead.
Vo pahadon wala ghar.
28 fully serviced residences above Kasauli — every room aimed at the valley, a pool on the roof, a spa below.
The room at
Everyone has one — vo pahadon wala ghar. The house you promise yourself on the drive back from the hills, every single time. We built it: on a quiet ridge above Kasauli, at the end of a road that winds up through the pines — close enough for a long weekend, high enough to forget the week.
3 ways people buy here.
Tell us which one you are — your enquiry, and our answer, changes with it.
Your enquiry will mention: a weekend escape
1 spiral road.
4 turns to home.
The road starts to turn
Past Parwanoo and the Timber Trail cable cars, the highway gives way to switchbacks. Pine replaces traffic. Your ears pop, politely.
The Kasauli ridge
Five-star company begins — the upcoming Radisson and the Grand Hyatt's Moksha spa resort share this ridge. The air is colder, cleaner, quieter.
Evelon Hills
The last turn of the spiral and the gate appears — warm windows stacked against the forest. 90 minutes door to door. You're home.
Built like a hotel.
Yours like a house.
6 residential storeys step out of the hillside, every home pushed to the view edge with a 5-foot-deep private balcony. Below them, a full hotel floor works for you — a 1,400 sq ft restaurant with a live kitchen and coffee bar, and a spa wing with treatment rooms and a sauna. You own the house; the house is staffed.
0Residences on the ridge
0Sq ft serviced suites
0Km from Chandigarh
0Ft deep private balconies
A suite, measured honestly.
- Living & sleeping16'6" × 10'1"
- Anteroom & wardrobe8'4" × 7'8"
- Bath, in stone7'7" × 7'4"
- Private balcony5' deep, full width
- Suite≈ 720 sq ft, serviced
Renders promise.
The site already delivers.
Every brochure in the hills shows you a painting. This photograph was taken standing on our balcony line — no lens tricks, no sky swap. Keep scrolling.
The good hours.
The roof is given to its owners — a heated 24' × 12' pool facing the sunset line, a bar counter, a stage for slow evenings and a firepit for cold ones. On the ground floor, a 1,400 sq ft restaurant with live kitchen, and a spa wing with sauna, steam and 2 treatment rooms.
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The pool in the clouds
On the terrace edge, west-facing — lit from below, swimming into the sunset.
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Candlelit evenings
A stone feature wall, warm cove light and candles on the table — how the suite settles after dark.
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The marble counter
Breakfast in stone and oak, the sofa behind you, the balcony 2 steps to your left.
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The stone bath
Travertine walls, a rain shower and a backlit mirror — the spa habit, kept at home.
