Delhi: 200 m² one-bedroom detached home at ₹635,700/month

Will the home be professionally cleaned before handover, or should the incoming tenant expect its current condition? The answer should match the move-in inspection record.
 
Please avoid promising “perfect condition.” Specific completed work, dated photos and a signed condition record are much more useful.
 
What cooking equipment is installed, if any, and what utility does it use? That affects both furnishing plans and running costs.
 
Waste collection and exterior cleaning responsibilities should also be allocated, particularly if the tenant has exclusive use of the whole site.
 
I’m less concerned about minor chores than the unexplained layout. A floor plan and usable internal area would eliminate the biggest ambiguity immediately.
 
Both matter at this rent. Applicants should understand the space before viewing, then understand recurring responsibilities before making an offer.
 
Is there a separate entrance and exclusive access throughout? “Detached” describes the building form, not necessarily the tenancy boundaries.
 
Good distinction. Any locked rooms, retained storage or staff access should be disclosed before viewing, not discovered in the lease.
 
The same applies to outdoor areas. A garden visible in photographs is not automatically included unless the leased premises identify it.
 
For anyone proceeding, ensure the written description, inventory and actual viewing all match. Unresolved differences should be settled before payment.
 
I’m pausing my enquiry until the location, pet policy and lease length are answered. Those three points determine whether the property could work for me at all.
 
That is a useful shortlist. Mine would be availability, total monthly outlay and whether the 200 m² is private internal space.
 
Maintenance response belongs on that shortlist too. A large detached property can involve several systems, and “contact us if something breaks” is not a response plan.
 
Still, not every repair procedure needs to be posted publicly. The listing should name the responsible party and typical contact route; detailed obligations belong in the proposed lease.
 
Has anyone received clarification from the advertiser? If replies occurred privately, an edited opening with the non-sensitive answers would save repeated questions.
 
Nothing has been added here. Until it is, the only firm property facts remain Delhi, detached, one bedroom, about 200 m² and ₹635,700 per month.
 
A rough neighbourhood is enough for initial screening. The precise address can wait until a viewing is arranged with a credible applicant.
 
Agreed. Publishing an exact residential address is unnecessary, but withholding even the neighbourhood makes the advertisement impractical.
 
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