Anant Raj Estate One | The Estate Residences, Sector 63A.
Gurgaon’s luxury housing corridor along Golf Course Extension Road has welcomed a landmark address in Sector 63A, developed by one of Delhi-NCR’s most established real estate names. Anant Raj Estate One sits within a sprawling 200-acre integrated township, of which the residential component spans 5.5 acres and is designed as a low-density, Aravalli-facing enclave.
The project offers just 250 units across four towers, each rising to 34 floors with only two apartments per floor — a configuration that prioritizes privacy, natural light, and unobstructed views over sheer unit volume, which is increasingly rare in a market where most towers are packed with six to eight homes per floor.
Anantraj Estate One is built around spacious 4 BHK layouts, available in two sizes — approximately 3,710 sq. ft. and 4,781 sq. ft. — catering to buyers who want generous living areas without compromising on efficient floor planning.
Prices for these apartments start around ₹7.4 crore for the smaller configuration and go up to roughly ₹10 crore for the larger one, positioning the project firmly in the ultra-luxury bracket alongside other marquee addresses on Golf Course Extension Road.
The developer has also structured an attractive 30:30:40 payment plan, giving buyers flexibility to align payments with construction milestones rather than paying the full amount upfront.
Anant Raj Estate One Gurgaon is registered with the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority under RERA number 128 of 2022, which buyers can independently verify before committing to a purchase — a step every serious investor should take regardless of the developer’s reputation.
The project is currently under construction, with possession slated for December 2029. Structurally, the towers are built to Seismic Zone 5 specifications, an important safety consideration given Gurgaon’s increasing high-rise density, and the development also carries IGBC green building credentials, reflecting a design approach that factors in energy efficiency and sustainability rather than treating them as an afterthought.