Buyer Guide

Pan Card Club Road, Baner: Projects, Prices and What to Know (2026)

A buyer's guide to Pan Card Club Road in Baner: prices, connectivity, Metro Line 3, water and traffic, and the premium projects from Lodha, ANP, Majestique, Tejraj and ABIL.

Premium residential towers along a tree-lined road at the foot of the Baner hills at sunset
In this article 7 sections
  1. 01Where it is and how it got its name
  2. 02Prices on Pan Card Club Road
  3. 03Connectivity
  4. 04What to check before you buy
  5. 05Projects on and around Pan Card Club Road
  6. 06Who this road suits
  7. 07The PROPHUNT view

Pan Card Club Road in Baner has become one of the most sought-after addresses in West Pune for premium apartments. Running along the foot of the Baner hills, it combines green surroundings with quick access to Balewadi, Aundh and the Hinjewadi IT parks, and several of Pune's best-known developers are building here. This guide covers the area, prices, connectivity, the issues to check, and the projects on and around it.

Where it is and how it got its name

The road is in Baner, close to Baner Hill and the Baner–Pashan hills, with Balewadi, Sus, Pashan and Aundh all nearby. It connects to the wider Baner road network, which links to the Mumbai–Bengaluru highway and the Hinjewadi corridor.

The road takes its name from the old Pancard Club resort on Baner Hills, run by Pancard Clubs Ltd. In 2016 SEBI ordered the company to refund about ₹7,035 crore to investors, and the resort has been shut for years. The name has nothing to do with the PAN card you use for tax.

Prices on Pan Card Club Road

Baner is one of the more expensive parts of West Pune. Knight Frank India recorded Baner at about ₹16,418 to ₹16,987 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 4% over 12 months. For comparison, neighbouring Aundh was about ₹17,734 to ₹18,274, while Wakad was about ₹12,115 to ₹12,588.

New launches on the road itself are mostly 3, 4 and 5 BHK homes aimed at the premium and luxury segment. ANP Privado, for example, starts at about ₹2.65 crore. Prices vary widely with the tower, floor and view, so compare projects on the full cost sheet rather than the rate per sq ft. Our stamp duty guide lists the charges to add.

Connectivity

  • IT parks and offices: the road gives access to the Baner–Balewadi business district and the Hinjewadi IT parks, though peak-hour traffic on Baner Road can be heavy.
  • Shopping and dining: Balewadi High Street and the shops and restaurants along Baner Road are close by.
  • Metro: Pune Metro Line 3, from Hinjewadi to Shivajinagar, has stations at Balewadi Phata, Baner Gaon and on the Baner–Pashan link road. Passenger services began on 4 November 2026 at 17 stations from Maan to District Court, but the three nearest this road are not open yet: Balewadi Phata is expected by the end of November 2026, and Baner Gaon and Baner–Pashan Link Road in stages by January 2027. Until then the nearest open stations are Aundh and R K Laxman Museum Balewadi. Our Metro Line 3 guide explains what it means for property.
  • Roads: work on the remaining stretch of the DP road from here to Nanaware Chowk resumed in 2025, which should ease local traffic once complete.
  • Schools and hospitals: the wider Baner and Balewadi area has several well-known schools and hospitals, including Jupiter Hospital and schools such as The Orchid School and VIBGYOR High.

What to check before you buy

  • Water supply. Parts of Baner and Balewadi depend on water tankers, and in 2026 tanker rates rose while some areas moved to alternate-day supply. Ask each project how it gets its water and what the society spends on tankers.
  • Traffic. Visit at peak hours and drive your actual commute.
  • Hill slopes and views. Projects closer to the hills offer better views and air but can have steeper approach roads. Check the access road, not just the brochure.
  • Possession dates. Several projects here are new launches with possession several years away. Check the MahaRERA completion date, which is the date the developer is legally committed to. Our guide shows how to check MahaRERA registration.
  • Ready vs under construction. A ready home avoids GST and construction risk. Our ready-to-move vs under-construction guide compares the two.

Projects on and around Pan Card Club Road

ProjectDeveloperHomesStatus
Lodha MassimoLodha3 and 4 BHKUnder construction
ANP PrivadoANP Corp3, 4 and 5 BHK, 9 towersNew launch
Majestique ElementsMajestique Landmarks98 homes, all 4 BHKUnder construction
The OrnateMajestique Landmarks3 to 5 BHK, twin towersUnder construction
Tej EleviaTejraj Group3 and 4 BHK, 38 storeysUnder construction
ABIL Imperial AtriaABIL Group3 and 4 BHK duplexesReady to move
Supreme EstiaSupreme Universal2 to 4 BHKSold out

Nearby in Baner, The Balmoral Hillside offers 4.5 and 5.5 BHK homes, and Venkatesh Tresor at Pallod Farms has 64 sky chalets and penthouses. You can also browse all flats on Pan Card Club Road and projects in Baner.

Who this road suits

  • Families upgrading to a larger home who want space, greenery and a premium address within reach of Baner and Aundh.
  • Senior professionals working in Baner, Balewadi or Hinjewadi.
  • Buyers who can wait for possession, since much of the supply is under construction.

It suits buyers on a tighter budget less well: for 2 BHK homes, nearby Wakad, Tathawade or Balewadi usually offer more choice. Our Tathawade vs Wakad comparison covers those options.

The PROPHUNT view

This road is a genuinely attractive address, with the hills on one side and Baner's offices, shops and the coming metro on the other. The premium is real, so buy for the home, the developer and the location within the road, not for the name alone. Check water, traffic and the MahaRERA possession date for every project you shortlist. Our advisors can arrange site visits and current cost sheets for the projects above. Talk to us to plan your visits.

Prices, connectivity and project details change. This article reflects published information and project listings as of late October 2026 and is general information, not investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

Why is it called Pan Card Club Road?

The road is named after the old Pancard Club resort on Baner Hills, run by Pancard Clubs Ltd. It has nothing to do with the PAN card used for income tax.

What are property prices on Pan Card Club Road?

Knight Frank India recorded Baner at about ₹16,418 to ₹16,987 per sq ft in H1 2026. New launches on Pan Card Club Road are mostly premium 3 to 5 BHK homes, with ANP Privado starting at about ₹2.65 crore.

Is there a metro station near Pan Card Club Road?

Pune Metro Line 3 has stations at Balewadi Phata, Baner Gaon and on the Baner–Pashan link road. The line opened on 4 November 2026, but these three open later: Balewadi Phata by the end of November 2026 and the Baner stations by January 2027. Aundh and R K Laxman Museum Balewadi are the nearest open stations.

Which projects are on Pan Card Club Road?

They include Lodha Massimo, ANP Privado, Majestique Elements, The Ornate, Tej Elevia and the ready-to-move ABIL Imperial Atria. Supreme Estia nearby is sold out.

Projects mentioned in this article

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