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Omaxe Eternity 2 Vrindavan Plots

Compare commonly promoted residential plot sizes and understand what each option may support.

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120, 160 and 200 Sq. Yard Choices

The sizes below are commonly promoted for Omaxe Eternity 2. Actual dimensions, availability and plot location can vary. Confirm the sanctioned plan, exact area and allotment details before booking.

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120 Sq. Yard Plot

A compact option that may suit buyers planning an efficient multi-level home, a smaller second residence or a lower overall land budget.

  • Efficient land requirement
  • Suitable for compact design planning
  • Check parking and setback feasibility
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160 Sq. Yard Plot

A balanced plot size offering more room for bedroom planning, parking, ventilation and a small courtyard or landscape zone.

  • Balanced space and budget
  • Greater design flexibility
  • Suitable for growing families
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200 Sq. Yard Plot

A larger choice for buyers considering a more spacious residence, wider rooms, guest accommodation or enhanced outdoor areas.

  • More generous planning canvas
  • Potential for larger family homes
  • Higher land and construction outlay

Saleable Area Is Not the Only Decision Factor

Two plots with the same stated area can have different dimensions, road widths, directions and surroundings. A rectangular plot with practical frontage may be easier to design than an irregular plot of equal area. Corner plots can provide additional openness but may require more setbacks and a higher PLC.

Estimate the Complete Home-Building Budget

Land price is only one component. Buyers should budget for stamp duty, registration, PLC, development charges, maintenance deposits, architectural design, authority approvals, civil construction, interiors, utility connections and contingency. A larger plot also generally increases construction and maintenance costs.

Questions to Ask Before Allotment

  • What are the exact plot dimensions and frontage?
  • Which road width and open spaces adjoin the plot?
  • What PLC and other charges apply?
  • What construction controls and timelines apply after possession?
  • Are utilities available at the plot boundary?
  • Can the selected plot be transferred or resold, and under what charges?

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