Aditya Rosemont Residency Price List — 1930 & 2150 Sq.ft

Below is a transparent, market-visible price indication for Aditya Rosemont Residency Phase-01. These are not fixed or all-inclusive prices — the final cost depends on your tower, floor, facing and several charges explained below. Always confirm the current price on WhatsApp before making any decision.

Price indication

What affects the final price

• Floor rise and preferred-location charges (PLC)
• View and facing (park / road / corner)
• Tower selection
• Car parking allocation
• Club membership charges
• GST as applicable
• Stamp duty and registration charges
• Maintenance and security deposits
• Chosen payment plan and any active offer period

Buyer checklist before paying booking amount

• Confirm the current base price and all applicable charges in writing
• Check the carpet vs super area breakup for your unit
• Review the payment plan and construction-linked milestones
• Verify RERA registration (UPRERAPRJ242904/05/2026) on the UP-RERA site
• Read the allotment letter and builder-buyer agreement carefully
• Understand cancellation and refund terms before booking

We do not display fake fixed prices, all-inclusive prices, 'last price' or 'best deal guaranteed' claims. Pricing on portals may differ from the builder's current price sheet — always confirm the live rate.

How to build your true, all-in budget

The single biggest budgeting mistake buyers make is anchoring to the base price and forgetting everything else. Your real outflow is the base price plus floor rise and preferred-location charges, plus one-time costs like car parking and club membership, plus statutory costs like GST, stamp duty and registration, plus deposits such as interest-free maintenance security and advance maintenance. Add these heads together and you have your true, all-in cost — the number that actually matters for your loan planning and monthly EMI.

We strongly recommend asking for a written cost sheet that itemises every one of these heads with amounts, rather than a single rounded figure. A transparent cost sheet lets you compare Rosemont Residency fairly against other options and protects you from surprises at the time of booking or registry.

Home loan and eligibility basics

Most buyers fund a significant share of the purchase through a home loan. Lenders typically finance a portion of the property value, with the balance paid as your down payment, and your eligibility depends on income, existing obligations and credit history. For an under-construction home, disbursement is usually linked to construction stages, so your interest outgo during construction can differ from a ready property. Speak to your bank early and keep your paperwork ready so financing does not become a bottleneck once you finalise a unit.

Understanding the payment plan options

Under-construction projects generally offer more than one payment structure. A construction-linked plan spreads payments across build milestones and can reduce upfront pressure, while a down-payment plan asks for a larger share early, sometimes in exchange for a discount. Each has trade-offs: construction-linked plans align your money with progress, while down-payment plans can lower the headline cost but concentrate risk earlier. Choose the structure that matches your cash flow and risk comfort, and confirm exactly what each milestone triggers before you sign.

Why prices vary across portals

You will often see different numbers for the same project across listing portals. This happens because portals refresh at different times, quote different unit sizes or facings, and sometimes show old campaign pricing. None of these are a reliable substitute for the builder's current written price sheet. Treat portal figures as a rough starting point only, and always verify the live rate, applicable charges and available inventory directly before making any commitment.

The indicative references on this page — around ₹1.54 Cr* onwards for the 1930 sq.ft home and ₹1.72 Cr* onwards for the 2150 sq.ft home — are provided purely to help you plan. The final, correct figure always comes from the current written cost sheet plus statutory charges for your specific unit.

Why Rosemont pricing is different from older Aditya World City options

Rosemont Residency Phase-01 sits within the larger Aditya World City / Aditya Park Town township ecosystem, and that ecosystem contains very different property types at very different price points. Aditya World City is publicly marketed as an approx. 185-acre integrated township that may include residential plots, older apartment phases, resale flats and commercial shops/offices. Each of these is a distinct product with its own pricing logic — so it is a mistake to treat any of those rates as Rosemont's rate.

Rosemont Residency Phase-01 is a separate, premium high-rise product with larger 1930 and 2150 sq.ft 3 BHK layouts. Comparing it on a simple per-sq.ft basis against older, ready or resale township options is misleading, because you are not comparing like with like. A newer, low-density, amenity-rich high-rise carries a different cost basis than an older apartment or a plot.

How Rosemont pricing should be evaluated

• As a new phase, not an older/resale product
• On its larger 1930 & 2150 sq.ft layouts and carpet areas
• For the ~60,000 sq.ft Club Roset and 30+ lifestyle amenities
• For its low-density format — only 4 residences per floor
• By tower, floor and facing (which affect the final figure)
• Against the RERA timeline and payment plan
• On total acquisition cost — base price plus all charges

Note: Aditya World City has multiple property types such as plots, older flats and commercial inventory. Rosemont Residency pricing is separate and must be verified project-wise. We do not display Aditya World City plot or older-flat rates as Rosemont rates.

Frequently asked pricing questions

Why don't you show one fixed all-inclusive price?

Because an honest final price depends on the specific unit — its tower, floor, facing and the charges that apply — and because rates and inventory change over time. A single fixed number would either be misleading or quickly out of date. Instead we share transparent indications and then confirm the exact, current figure for your chosen unit in writing. That protects you and keeps our advice trustworthy.

What is the difference between price and cost?

Price usually refers to the base rate, while cost is everything you actually pay — base price plus floor rise, preferred-location charges, parking, club charges, GST, stamp duty, registration and maintenance deposits. When you plan your budget and loan, always plan against the all-in cost, not the headline price. Ask us for an itemised cost sheet so nothing is hidden.

How often does the price change?

Launch-phase pricing can move with construction progress, inventory and any active offer period. There is no way to guarantee today's rate will hold indefinitely, which is exactly why we encourage you to confirm the live price before deciding rather than relying on a figure you saw earlier.

Value for money — a balanced view

Value is not simply the lowest price — it is what you get for what you pay. At Rosemont Residency, the low-density format, large carpet areas and a 60,000 sq.ft clubhouse are the substance behind the number. When you compare on a per-carpet-square-foot basis and factor in amenity depth and connectivity, the picture is clearer than a headline rate suggests. We are happy to help you run that comparison honestly against your other shortlisted options.