DLF's The Camellias Sees Four Luxury Apartments Registered, Totaling ₹270 Crore
Gurugram's real estate market continues to thrive with DLF's The Camellias registering four luxury apartments, including two primary and two resale transactions, collectively valued at over ₹270 crore.
Luxury ApartmentsReal EstateDlfThe CamelliasGurugramReal EstateNov 08, 2025
A 14,830 sq ft penthouse in DLF’s The Camellias, originally sold to Rahul Talwar and Ashna Vijay Chopra in 2015 for ₹59.64 crore, has now been registered, attracting a stamp duty of ₹3.57 crore. The apartment includes five parking spaces, according to CRE Matrix records dated September 15, 2025. Sources confirmed this is a primary transaction, as the penthouse was purchased directly from the developer in August 2015. The buyers could not be reached for comment.
Another penthouse, measuring 13,035 sq ft, sold by DLF in 2021 to Chandrika Thatai for ₹51.17 crore, was also recently registered on September 26, 2025, with a stamp duty of ₹2.55 crore. It comes with five parking spaces. Thatai is a co-founder of a fashion accessories brand and a manufacturer and exporter of home textiles, according to her LinkedIn profile. She could not be reached for a comment.
The current market value of these penthouses ranges between ₹150 and ₹200 crore, brokers said.
In the first secondary market transaction, Rachna Sawhney sold a 7,361 sq ft apartment to Parmeet Singh Chadha and Gurminder Kaur Chadha for ₹65 crore. The deal, registered on September 24, 2025, included a stamp duty of ₹3.90 crore and comes with four designated parking spaces, according to CRE Matrix records. Sources said the unit is on a higher floor, with a comparable price on the top floors estimated at ₹85–90 crore. The seller and buyers could not be reached for comment.
In another recent primary transaction, Pioneer Urban Land and Infrastructure Limited purchased a 9,419 sq ft apartment in DLF Camellias from Anuradha Duggal for ₹95 crore. The deal, registered on September 29, 2025, attracted a stamp duty of ₹6.65 crore and includes five car parking spaces, according to the document shared by CRE Matrix. An email has been sent to Pioneer Urban. The story will be updated if a comment is received.
What makes DLF Camellias one of the most sought-after addresses?
Spread across 17.5 acres, The Camellias has evolved into one of India’s most exclusive residential enclaves, offering a lifestyle comparable to living in a seven-star hotel every day of the year. Home to industrialists, CXOs, startup founders, and members of Delhi’s old-money circles, it has drawn many away from sprawling bungalows into ultra-large apartments measuring close to 10,000 sq ft, set in the privacy of Gurugram’s luxury corridor.
The project offers sweeping views of a golf course and landscaped greens stretching across nearly a thousand acres, a visual expanse that real estate experts say is unmatched even in global luxury districts. This ‘billion-dollar Golf view’ recreates, in Gurugram, the sense of prestige once associated with Delhi’s Golf Links, making location and sightlines central to its desirability.
The development also benefits from a tightly curated community of ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Residents here belong to the same social and business circles, which makes the address itself a network. The proximity to like-minded neighbors means socializing often happens within the campus, friends live a short walk away, and parties take place without ever needing to drive across the city. This sense of a private, self-contained ‘club’ is one of the most powerful intangibles driving demand.
Previous transactions in DLF Camellias
In 2025, British businessman Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia bought an 11,416 sq. ft. apartment in The Camellias for ₹100 crore. This marks the third such high-value transaction at the exclusive complex and highlights the growing demand for luxury housing in India’s premium real estate market. In August, British businessman Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia purchased an 11,416 sq ft apartment in The Camellias for ₹100 crore, sources said. They noted that the unit is a bare-shell, first-floor corner simplex apartment, and this is significant because, despite being on a lower floor, it has fetched ₹100 crore, a price usually reserved for higher-floor units, according to sources.
Documents accessed by Zapkey showed that Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal registered an ultra-luxury apartment in DLF’s The Camellias, Gurugram, in March this year. He purchased the apartment three years ago for ₹52.3 crore. In December 2024, The Camellias set a new NCR benchmark when a 16,290 sq. ft. penthouse sold for ₹190 crore, making it the costliest apartment transaction in the region. Info-x Software Technology Pvt Ltd bought the penthouse through director Rishi Parti, documents accessed by IndexTap showed. In February 2024, a Singapore-based NRI sold a 10,000 sq ft apartment at The Camellias to Smiti Agarwal, wife of Hemant Agarwal, CMD at V Bazaar Retail Pvt Ltd, for a whopping ₹95 crore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DLF's The Camellias?
DLF's The Camellias is an ultra-luxury residential project located in Gurugram, India. It spans 17.5 acres and is known for its exclusive amenities and high-end lifestyle.
How much are the recent transactions at The Camellias worth?
The recent transactions at The Camellias are collectively worth over ₹270 crore, including two primary and two secondary market sales.
What are the key features of The Camellias?
The Camellias offers sweeping views of a golf course and landscaped greens, a tightly curated community of ultra-high-net-worth individuals, and a lifestyle comparable to living in a seven-star hotel.
Who are some notable residents of The Camellias?
Notable residents of The Camellias include industrialists, CXOs, startup founders, and members of Delhi’s old-money circles, such as Rahul Talwar, Ashna Vijay Chopra, and Chandrika Thatai.
What makes The Camellias a sought-after address in Gurugram?
The Camellias is sought after due to its exclusive location, luxurious amenities, and the tight-knit community of ultra-high-net-worth individuals, making it a private and self-contained 'club.'
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