Shivom Misty HillsReviews & Ratings — Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Kerwa Dam Road, Bhopal 462044

4.7(3)

based on 3 ratings

₹55.00 L – ₹1.10 Cr

Kiran Sharma3 April 2026 0 views 3 comments

About Shivom Misty Hills

Bhopal has a unique asset among Indian cities: genuine lakes and forest areas within or immediately adjacent to the city limits. Kerwa Dam and its surrounding forest is one such asset — it is a real lake, surrounded by real trees, with genuine wildlife including deer and birds. When Shivom Misty Hills claims nature-adjacent living, they are describing something real, not a landscaped fantasy. I am a nature enthusiast and my primary reason for considering this project was the Kerwa Dam proximity. I visited four times across different seasons — including once in the monsoon and once in winter — to verify the nature experience is consistent and genuine. It is. The winter morning mist that gives the project its name is real. The deer I saw from the boundary of the site are real. The bird count in this zone is remarkable even by Bhopal standards. Shivom Developers has designed Misty Hills to genuinely integrate with the landscape rather than just marketing it. The building orientation has been done with shadow path analysis — no tower blocks the Kerwa Dam view from the other towers. The green buffer between the project boundary and the Kerwa forest has been maintained per the forest department guidelines rather than being encroached or minimised. The apartment configurations — 2 BHK at 1100 sqft and 3 BHK at 1550 sqft — have large balconies specifically designed for nature-viewing. The 3 BHK balcony is 180 sqft, which is disproportionately large by apartment standards, but makes sense when you have a lake view to contemplate. One concern that potential buyers should understand: the Kerwa Dam catchment area has environmental restrictions that limit future commercial development in the vicinity. This is actually positive for existing residents — the nature experience is protected — but it means social infrastructure (schools, hospitals, daily markets) will not develop nearby organically. This project suits buyers who consciously trade urban convenience for nature proximity.

Shivom Misty Hills — Buyer Reviews & Discussion(3)

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Manoj Tiwari1mo ago

The environmental restriction point is important and nuanced. The Kerwa Dam forest area has Supreme Court-level green zone protection which means no commercial development within a kilometre radius. For residents, this means the deer and birds are permanent neighbours. The trade-off is no future supermarket walking distance. For Bhopal's nature-valuing professional class, this is a feature not a bug.

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Anita Verma1mo ago

I visited specifically to verify the mist claim. Went at 6am in February — the mist from the lake is genuine and extends to the project site for about two hours after sunrise. Standing on the balcony of the sample flat in that mist, with the forest visible through it, is a quality-of-life moment that no Bhopal city-centre apartment can replicate. I understood immediately why this project is priced above comparable city-centre alternatives.

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Rohit Saxena1mo ago

For working professionals who are remote-work-enabled, the Kerwa Dam area offers something valuable: cognitive restoration. Research shows that nature proximity improves mental health outcomes and sustained concentration in knowledge workers. The pandemic normalised remote work for many professions. If you can work remotely most days, the Shivom Misty Hills trade-off (nature access in exchange for urban-convenience commute) becomes a clear win for wellbeing.