
Aplite Zahra
Configuration on request · Up to 1,342 sq ft
Price on request
Possession: Dec 2028
Hill Road, now officially Ramdas Nayak Marg, is the arterial commercial and heritage road of Bandra West, running from Bandra station west to Mehboob Studio. It is lined with shops, schools, churches and hospitals. Housing here is mainly older society flats, so new projects are rare.
The card below shows the one project tagged to Hill Road that two independent sources agree on. Stage and price are shown only where a verified source gives them.

Configuration on request · Up to 1,342 sq ft
Price on request
Possession: Dec 2028
Hill Road is one of the oldest streets in Bandra. It starts at the Bandra station intersection and runs west past shops, schools, churches and hospitals toward Mehboob Studio. Shops on the road close on Fridays.
The housing is a mix of older society resale flats, compact redevelopments and mixed commercial-residential buildings. It is busier and more commercial than Mount Mary on the hill above, and less of a bungalow belt than Pali Hill. Confidence in our locality notes is high.
One dated source gives a band for the Linking Road and Hill Road area together. It is the lowest of the Property Butler Bandra West bands, which fits an older, more commercial stock, but it is still a single source with no cross-check. The Bandra West averages are shown for context only.
A new redevelopment on a main road will often price above an older resale flat nearby, so ask for the project's own cost sheet. See Bandra property rates for wider context.
| Source | Date | Price per sq ft |
|---|---|---|
| Property Butler, Linking Road and Hill Road | May 2026 | Rs 45,000 to 65,000 |
| Property Butler, Bandra West average | May 2026 | About Rs 63,250 |
| HomeBazaar, Bandra West average | Aug 2026 | About Rs 64,950 |
Asking or listing figures. The first row groups Hill Road with Linking Road. The other rows are Bandra West averages. No locality-specific rent was found.
Ask for the current price sheet and the registered possession dates for projects in this pocket.
Hill Road starts at the Bandra station intersection, so the railway station is at one end of the road. It connects to Bandstand, Bandra Fort and Mount Mary, and SV Road and Linking Road are nearby.
Landmarks named in our notes: St Stanislaus High School (about 165 years old), St Andrew's Church, Bhabha Hospital, Holy Family Hospital and a Tata Parsi agiary dating to 1873. See schools in Bandra and hospitals in Bandra for more.
Expect older resale flats and compact redevelopments rather than large launches. The card above is the verified project: it has a name and locality confirmed by two independent sources. It shows no RERA registration, so ask the developer for the MahaRERA number before paying anything. Other projects you hear about on Hill Road are unverified.
If you are looking at a resale flat in an old society, check the building's age, redevelopment status and structural audit status, plus the society's no-objection certificate for transfer. If you are looking at a redevelopment, confirm the consents, the registered carpet area and the written possession date.
Also visit at different times of day. Hill Road is busy, and the noise and parking situation differ between a Friday and a weekday.
Property Butler (May 2026) gives Rs 45,000 to 65,000 per sq ft for Linking Road and Hill Road together. It is a single source, so use it as a guide and ask for the project's cost sheet.
Yes. Hill Road is now officially Ramdas Nayak Marg, though it is still widely known by its old name.
St Stanislaus High School, St Andrew's Church, Bhabha Hospital and Holy Family Hospital are all on or near the road. Bandra station is at its eastern start.
No. Only one project is confirmed by two independent sources. The stock is mostly older society flats and mixed-use buildings.
Tell us your budget and we will share confirmed options and any redevelopment launches as they appear.