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Why did we build split level homes when we might as well have built single level, multi-storied homes? Because split level homes use space more creatively.

First of all, the number of internal walls have been significantly reduced, making space more freeflowing. Space so fluid that just by standing in the centre of the house, you can have an almost uninterrupted view of the rest of your home.

As you enter your home, on the ground floor you see the sunken garden three steps down. Pass this,
and the living room begins from a further three steps down. From here, your bedrooms have been positioned a little more than half a floor up. What’s more, ground floor units have their own private garden, and top floor units have a beautiful landscaped terrace garden.

This results in homes that literally breathe. That’s why when you live in Rohan Seher, you naturally get a feeling of ‘openness’.