DLF's The Camellias has four ultra-luxury property registrations in Gurugram totaling ₹270 crore

By Bricksnwall | 2025-11-09

DLF's The Camellias in Gurugram saw four premium apartment deals, including two penthouses, valued at more than ₹270 crore.

In September 2025, DLF's ultra-luxury project The Camellias in Gurugram saw four property sales totaling a total of ₹270 crore. The CRE Matrix got its hands on some papers that say the agreements involved two previous primary sales of penthouses and two fresh secondary transactions.

The significant deals show that there is a growing demand for ultra-luxury homes in India's high-end real estate market, which is being driven by both wealthy end-users and high-net-worth investors.

A 14,830-square-foot penthouse in DLF's The Camellias, which was sold to Rahul Talwar and Ashna Vijay Chopra in 2015 for ₹59.64 crore, has now been registered and is subject to a stamp duty of ₹3.57 crore. CRE Matrix documents from September 15, 2025, say that the unit has five parking spaces.

Sources say this is a primary transaction because the developer sold the penthouse directly to the buyer in August 2015. We couldn't get in touch with the buyers to get their thoughts.

DLF sold another penthouse, this one 13,035 square feet, to Chandrika Thatai in 2021 for ₹51.17 crore. It was likewise registered on September 26, 2025, with a stamp duty of ₹2.55 crore. It has five parking spots. According to her LinkedIn page, Thatai is a co-founder of a firm that makes fashion accessories and home textiles for export.

Two DLF Camellia Units were Sold in the secondary Market

Rachna Sawhney sold a 7,361-square-foot apartment to Parmeet Singh Chadha and Gurminder Kaur Chadha for ₹65 crore in the first deal. According to data from CRE Matrix, the purchase, which was recorded on September 24, 2025, contained a stamp fee of ₹3.90 crore and four dedicated parking spaces. Sources say the property is on a higher floor, and the price for similar units on the top floors is thought to be between ₹85 and ₹90 crore. The seller and buyers could not be reached for comment.

In another recent main deal, Anuradha Duggal sold a 9,419 sq ft apartment in DLF Camellias to Pioneer Urban Land and Infrastructure Limited for ₹95 crore. According to the paperwork given by CRE Matrix, the purchase, which was registered on September 29, 2025, had a stamp duty of ₹6.65 crore and included five parking spaces for cars. Pioneer Urban has received an email. If someone leaves a comment, the story will be updated.

What makes DLF Camellias one of the most Popular Places to Live?

The Camellias covers 17.5 acres and has become one of India's most premium residential areas, with a lifestyle that is like living in a seven-star hotel every day of the year. It has pulled many people away from big bungalows and into ultra-large apartments that are almost 10,000 square feet in size and located in the solitude of Gurugram's luxury lane. These people include industrialists, CXOs, startup founders, and members of Delhi's old-money circles.

Real estate experts argue that the project's views of a golf course and groomed greens that cover around 1,000 acres are the best in the world, even in affluent neighborhoods. This "billion-dollar Golf View" in Gurugram brings back the feeling of prestige that used to be associated with Delhi's Golf Links. Location and sightlines are very important to its appeal.

The development also benefits from a carefully chosen group of very wealthy people. People who live here are in the same social and business circles, which makes the address itself a network. Because there are so many people on campus who think as you do, you can hang out with pals who live nearby and have parties without having to drive across the city. This feeling of being in a secret, self-contained "club" is one of the strongest intangibles driving demand.

Past deals in DLF Camellias

Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia, a British businessman, bought an 11,416-square-foot property in The Camellias for ₹100 crore in 2025. This is the third high-value deal at the exclusive complex, which shows that there is a growing desire for luxury homes in India's high-end real estate market.

According to reports, British businessman Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia bought an 11,416 sq ft property in The Camellias for ₹100 crore in August. They stated the flat is a bare-shell, first-floor corner simplex apartment. This is important because, even though it is on a lower floor, it has sold for ₹100 crore, which is a price generally reserved for higher-floor properties, according to sources.

Zapkey unearthed documents that proved that Deepinder Goyal, co-founder of Zomato, bought a very expensive flat in DLF's The Camellias in Gurugram in March of this year. Three years ago, he bought the apartment for ₹52.3 crore.

The Camellias set a new NCR record in December 2024 when a 16,290 sq. ft. penthouse sold for ₹190 crore, making it the most expensive apartment sale in the area. According to paperwork seen by IndexTap, director Rishi Parti bought the penthouse for Info-x Software Technology Pvt Ltd.

Source: Hindustan Times