There are many different definitions of luxury, and the one that stands the test of time is the address of your home. The properties of Lutyen’s Delhi are truly one of the finest locales of the world.

They are what Central Park West is to New York and Kensington Palace Gardens are to London. These wide boulevards and homes were designed by the chief architect of Delhi himself, Edwin Lutyen in the late 1920’s when the British moved the capital of the empire to Delhi. Bungalows and homes in this area are surrounded by a thick swathe of green, a glacis of trees and manicured lawns and grand buildings that protect and cushion the residents from the crowded parts of the city. It is surrounded by the Delhi Ridge to one side and the grand acres of the President’s Estate to the west.

To the South lies Nehru Park and the cities diplomatic missions. Lutyens Delhi is also the seat of power for the government with most of the properties occupied by the senior members of Parliament, the Prime Minister and his cabinet. Along with the top industrialists and business families of the country. The wide boulevards of Amrita Shergill Marg, Prithviraj and Tughlaq Road and APJ Abdul Kalam Marg are connected through pristine roundabouts to Akbar, Feroze Shah and Hailey Road and take you past some of the most stunning monuments built during the 1930’s and 40’s. Plot sizes range from 0.25 acres to 3 acres with immaculately maintained public areas.