Can you describe the evolution of the Wadas in Shirdi as mentioned in the text?

Chapter 4 details the development of several important structures in Shirdi. Initially, Sathe's Wada served as the main camp for pilgrims. Later, as the number of devotees grew, Dixit's Wada was constructed, providing more spacious accommodation. The text notes that in a short time, a stone Wada also rose up. A third structure, Shrimant Buti's mansion, was built by spending an unlimited amount of money. This mansion gained immense significance as it was where Baba's body eventually came to rest. The narrative highlights the transformation of the area from having no Wadas to three, with Sathe's Wada being particularly special as its location was originally a garden created by Baba's own hands.