1-bed serviced apartment in Delhi, 120 m² — ₹28,810,000

[StillPorch]

Offering a 1-bed serviced apartment in Delhi for ₹28,810,000. The stated floor area is approximately 120 m², and the condition is described as average to good. Viewings can be arranged by appointment.

Before arranging one, prospective buyers may want to ask about verified floor area, title documents, building reserves, energy performance, service charges, included fixtures and parking. Please post questions here before requesting documents or a viewing.

 

[XaviReed]

The unusually large stated area for a one-bedroom would be my first point to clarify. Does the approximately 120 m² refer solely to the apartment, or does it include balconies, shared areas or another allocation? A floor plan and the basis used for measuring it would help before anyone compares the asking price.

 

[fair_bridge]

Agreed on confirming the area, but the recurring costs could change the decision just as much. As this is a serviced apartment, what services are covered by the charges, how often are they billed, and are there any separate building or reserve contributions? It would also help to know whether the apartment can be purchased without optional service packages, if any exist.

 

[XaviReed]

I would still establish the title position before getting too deep into service-charge comparisons. Can the seller confirm what title documents are available and whether the parking space, if there is one, forms part of the property or is merely available separately? Those details could also explain part of the 120 m² figure.

 

[writesAndLedger]

Parking may matter, but I would not assume its absence is decisive for every Delhi buyer. The condition description is more immediately unclear: “average to good” could cover a wide range. Which rooms or fittings show wear, and are any repairs currently known? Please also specify which appliances, furniture and other fixtures are included in ₹28,810,000.

 

[iris_reads]

For anyone booking a viewing, I suggest using the questions above as a practical list: compare the layout with the stated 120 m², inspect the worn areas mentioned by Rosa, identify included items, and see any parking arrangement in person. I would also ask for the available energy-performance information and note how cooling, hot water and other building services are provided, without assuming the listing includes them.

 

[frame.grand]

There are enough unresolved points that I would request a short factual reply before arranging an appointment: measurement basis, current service charges, reserve contributions, title-document availability, parking status, included fixtures and specific condition notes. None of those automatically makes the apartment unsuitable, but together they determine whether ₹28,810,000 is meaningfully comparable with other one-bedroom options.