The smallest apartment at DLF Camellias is a 4 BHK of roughly 7,196 sq ft. To put that in perspective, it is larger than the penthouse in most premium Gurugram high-rises, and roughly three times the size of a well-specified 4 BHK on Golf Course Extension Road. Once a home is that large, the interesting question stops being how many bedrooms it has and becomes how the space is organised — what is separated from what, and who moves through which part of the home.
That is what this guide covers. Pricing by configuration sits in the Camellias resale price guide, and the wider project picture is in the complete DLF Camellias guide. Here we stay on the plans.
| Configuration | Reported size range | Defining feature |
|---|---|---|
| 4 BHK | From ~7,196 sq ft; commonly cited around 7,400–7,600 sq ft | Entry configuration; the most liquid on resale |
| 5 BHK | From ~9,000 sq ft; commonly cited around 9,400–11,000 sq ft | The workhorse plan for joint and multi-generational families |
| 6 BHK | From ~11,000 sq ft | Full-floor scale; entertaining space rather than more bedrooms |
| Penthouses | Reported around 13,000 sq ft, with the largest at ~16,290 sq ft | Private terraces and, on some units, private pools |
Sizes are quoted on super area and vary by tower and stack. Sources give slightly different figures for the same configuration — a 4 BHK appears as 7,196 sq ft in some listings and 7,600 sq ft in others. Both are plausible because different stacks genuinely differ; neither should be treated as the size of the specific unit you are looking at. Ask for the stamped floor plan for that unit.
Several Camellias towers are built with a single apartment per floor. In a conventional high-rise, a floor plate is divided between two or four apartments, which means every unit has at least one shared wall, a shared lift lobby and a compromised corner.
Remove that division and the plan changes in ways that are hard to retrofit anywhere else:
This is the single most consequential design decision in the project, and it is worth confirming which towers and floors actually have it — it is not uniform across all 429 units.
At around 7,200–7,600 sq ft, this is the configuration that opens the door to Camellias. Expect a formal living and dining sequence sized for entertaining, four bedrooms with the master suite carrying a dressing area and a large bathroom, a kitchen with an adjoining utility and service area, at least one staff room with separate access, and multiple balconies — golf-facing on the favoured stacks.
It is also the plan most people should look at first. Not because it is cheapest, but because a smaller buyer pool is the main risk at this address, and the 4 BHK has the largest one. That argument is made in full in the risk assessment.
At roughly 9,000–11,000 sq ft, the 5 BHK is where the plan starts working as zones rather than rooms. The typical brief this configuration serves is a household with parents, a couple, children and live-in staff, all needing to coexist without constant collision. In practice that means the fifth bedroom usually functions as a parents’ suite placed away from the children’s wing, staff quarters expand to two rooms with their own utility corridor, and the living area splits into a formal drawing room and a family sitting room.
Above 11,000 sq ft. The honest observation about this configuration is that the sixth bedroom is rarely the reason anyone buys it. What the extra 2,000-odd square feet delivers is scale in the shared spaces — a dining room that seats sixteen rather than ten, a drawing room proportioned for a gathering rather than a family evening, and in some units a dedicated study or home office wing.
The hub guide records 12 penthouses of roughly 13,000 sq ft and 2 of about 16,000-plus sq ft, with the largest reported at 16,290 sq ft. These are effectively bespoke homes: private terraces, double-height volumes in some units, and private pools on certain plans. They are also the least liquid product in the project by a wide margin.
Public sources do not agree on how many towers Camellias has. Some describe 9 towers; others state 16 towers rising to as many as 38 floors. Both figures accompany the same 429-unit and 17.5-acre numbers, which are consistent across sources.
Our reading is that the lower figure is more likely to reflect the residential tower count as commonly understood, with higher counts probably including separately numbered blocks, wings or phases. But we cannot resolve it from public sources, and we would rather say so than pick the more convenient number. It matters for a floor-plan discussion because tower count, floor count and units-per-floor together determine whether a given stack is full-floor or shared — so verify the specific tower rather than reasoning from a project-level figure.
The same caution applies to the original launch price, which appears variously as ₹22,000–23,000 and ₹25,000 per sq ft depending on the source. Where sources conflict on Camellias, they usually conflict for a reason worth understanding rather than because one is simply wrong.
Every size in this article is super area — the saleable figure including a share of common areas. Carpet area, the usable floor inside your walls, is smaller.
On an apartment of this size, the gap in absolute terms is substantial: even a conventional loading ratio applied to 7,196 sq ft leaves a difference measured in thousands of square feet. At roughly ₹85,000 to ₹1,00,000 per sq ft on recent resale, that difference is not academic. It also makes cross-project comparison treacherous, because some newer projects quote carpet area — a point we return to in the Camellias versus Dahlias comparison, where the two are quoted on different bases.
Ask for both numbers, in writing, for the specific unit. A seller who cannot produce the carpet area from the approved plan is a seller whose paperwork you should look at more closely.
If the layout matters more to you than the address, it is worth noting that independent floors elsewhere in DLF Phase 5 offer whole-floor living at a fraction of the entry price, with different trade-offs on amenities and management. And if you are still deciding whether this project fits at all, the buyer-fit guide is the better starting point.
The smallest configuration is a 4 BHK reported from approximately 7,196 sq ft of super area, though some listings cite around 7,400 to 7,600 sq ft for the same configuration in different stacks. There is no compact or mid-size inventory in the project by design. Always confirm the exact size against the stamped floor plan for the specific unit.
No. Several towers are built with one apartment per floor, and those units open directly into a private entrance foyer described in listings as customisable. This is not uniform across all 429 units, so verify the arrangement for the specific tower and floor rather than assuming it from project-level marketing material.
Reported figures indicate 12 penthouses of roughly 13,000 sq ft and 2 larger penthouses of about 16,000-plus sq ft, with the largest cited at 16,290 sq ft. Penthouse plans include private terraces, and some units feature private pools and double-height volumes. They are the least liquid configuration in the project on resale.
Sizes for DLF Camellias are generally quoted on super area, which includes a share of common areas and is larger than the usable carpet area inside the walls. On apartments of 7,000 sq ft and above, the difference runs to thousands of square feet. Request both figures in writing for the specific unit before making an offer.
Public sources disagree. Some report 9 residential towers, while others state 16 towers rising to as many as 38 floors, with both citing the same 429 units across 17.5 acres. The lower figure most likely reflects residential towers as conventionally counted, with higher figures probably including separately numbered blocks. Verify tower and stack details directly.
The 5 BHK, at roughly 9,000 to 11,000 sq ft, is the configuration most often chosen by joint and multi-generational households. It typically allows a separate parents’ suite away from the children’s wing, expanded staff quarters with their own service corridor, and a split between a formal drawing room and a family sitting area. The 6 BHK adds entertaining scale rather than practical separation.
Every caveat in this article resolves the same way — by looking at the stamped floor plan for the specific apartment rather than a project-level figure. Gurgaon Floors can pull tower-and-stack floor plans for Camellias units currently available on resale, confirm carpet against super area from the approved drawings, and flag any unapproved alterations before you make an offer. Reach us on the contact page or at gurgaonfloors63@gmail.com.