An 1,800 sq ft card with three baths uses the same label and should not use the same budget. It is a large 3 BHK with an extra door. If nobody sleeps in room 4 through the week, start on the 3 BHK page. Schools, the Garden of Five Senses, and daily markets are on the locality guide. Walking routes from Saket Metro are on the how to reach page.
Most people who type this search are not looking for “more space” in the abstract. They are trying to fit a household into a low-rise floor without moving to a Saket or Malviya Nagar rent.
Leave this page if guests come only on festival weeks. That is a 3 BHK decision, and the 3 BHK guide already prices a family floor at ₹35,000–₹50,000 and a large furnished floor at ₹45,000–₹65,000. Leave it if the search is a couple and a work desk. Leave it if the budget is under ₹40,000. Honest 4 BHK stock does not start there.
Landlords on the 2,475 sq ft cards prefer families. One public 4 BHK ask in the complex has been marked open to bachelors. Treat that as the exception, not the rule. A group of working adults is a weaker fit here than on the smaller BHK pages.
| Space class | What you are shown | Baths | How it lives | Take it if |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Labelled 4 BHK | 1,600–1,800 sq ft | Usually 3 | Four doors, one of them tight. Morning queue for showers. | Only if you measure room 4 at 10×10 ft or more, with a window, and you accept 3 baths |
| Working 4 BHK | About 1,980–2,250 sq ft | 4 | A real fourth bedroom. Drawing and kitchen can separate. | This is the default shortlist |
| Large floor | 2,475 sq ft on current cards | 4 | The size Naag Complex and one Block B card both claim | You have seen the tape. Identical area on two buildings is a template until measured |
Sizes on portals mix carpet, built-up, and super built-up. A “2,200 sq ft” super built-up floor can live like 1,800. Ask which figure the broker used.
Public asks that match the working class, not the label: a 220 sq yd (about 1,980 sq ft) semi-furnished 4 BHK with 4 baths, 2nd of 4 floors, one covered bay, listed at ₹60,000; a 2,250 sq ft semi-furnished 4 BHK with 4 baths, one covered and one open bay, listed at ₹59,000; a 1,600 sq ft 4 BHK with an extra room listed at ₹65,000. A furnished 1,980 sq ft 4 BHK with 4 baths has also been listed at ₹75,000 with ₹1,000 maintenance. Those are asks. They show the band. They do not show what the last tenant paid.
The two 2,475 sq ft cards on this site, Block B unnamed and Naag Complex in Block E, may share a brochure number. Carry a tape.
| Monthly ask | What you can expect | What you should not expect |
|---|---|---|
| Under ₹40,000 | A mislabelled large flat, or a 3 BHK | Four real bedrooms |
| ₹59,000–₹65,000 | Entry real floor. Semi-furnished, 4 baths, often one bay. The ₹59,000 and ₹60,000 portal asks sit here | A renovated Block A floor with two covered bays |
| ₹65,000–₹75,000 | The family default. Better finish, or a larger working floor. The ₹75,000 furnished ask sits at the top of this band | Society-style amenities |
| ₹75,000–₹82,000 | Furnished, or Block A, or a floor with two usable bays | A discount because the complex is “not Saket” |
Add maintenance before you compare. The Naag Complex card lists ₹2,000 a month. The ₹75,000 furnished ask listed ₹1,000. A private lift and guard can sit above that. Electricity is BSES and metered. Water is usually DJB with a boring backup. Neither is inside the rent.
Deposit on the Naag Complex card is one month. Furnished floors sometimes ask two. Agreement is normally an 11-month leave and licence. A lock-in longer than two months is a poor trade on an old building you have not lived through a monsoon in.
Semi-furnished is the sensible default. A family moving a 4 BHK already owns beds. Fully furnished is worth the gap only if four rooms have ACs, not two. An empty fourth room with a ceiling fan is not a furnished 4 BHK. Furnishing types across the complex are compared on the semi-furnished and fully furnished pages. The 4 BHK rule is the four-AC test, not the sofa.
Saket Metro, Yellow Line, Gate 2, is about 0.8–1.5 km from the complex, roughly 7–15 minutes on foot depending on the block. An auto from Gate 2 via Westend Marg is about 5 minutes and usually ₹20–40. A shared e-rickshaw drops at Bikaner Sweet India on IGNOU Road, which is the main gate for Blocks A and B. Route detail lives on the how-to-reach page. What changes for this household is who has to make the trip.
If one person takes the Yellow Line to Gurugram, AIIMS, or central Delhi, Block A or B shortens the walk. That is the only commute reason to pay the Block A premium. If a grandparent lives here, they will not walk 12 minutes to the metro. Budget the auto, or do not sell them the metro as a benefit.
If two cars leave at 9 a.m., IGNOU Road is the constraint, not the metro. Watch the lane once on a weekday morning before you pay a token. A floor with one bay means the second car is in that queue, on the street. Inner blocks are quieter after evening. They are also a longer walk and a slower car exit. Pick one. You do not get both at a 4 BHK rent.
School runs are by car or auto for most of these households. Do not choose the floor because a listing says “schools nearby.” Confirm the actual school on the locality guide, then time the drive from the block you are about to take.
Paryavaran Complex is not a gated high-rise society. It is an older DDA pocket, mostly 2 and 3 BHK in the original stock, with later builder floors on the same streets. A 4 BHK is almost always that later floor. “Society” here means the building: lift or no lift, CCTV or a guard who sits downstairs, visitor parking or a lane.
Naag Complex, Block E, is the only named 4 BHK on the current cards. 2,475 sq ft, 4 baths, semi-furnished, 2nd floor, east facing, marble, modular kitchen, lift, CCTV, 24-hour water, terrace, visitor parking marked, family only, maintenance ₹2,000, deposit one month, electricity and water extra. That is a building. It is not a clubhouse.
The Block B 2,475 sq ft card has no building name. Do not shortlist it from the sofa. An unnamed 4 BHK is a visit. Block A is where a renovated large floor and a real bay are more likely, and where the ask is highest. Blocks C and D are not a 4 BHK market. Block C’s own guide puts a “4 BHK” at 1,700 sq ft from ₹36,000, which is the labelled product. Block J is not where this search should wait. Full block character is on the best block guide.
Ground and first floors in this pocket can be damp. A 2nd floor with a tested lift is the better default if parents live here. Upper floors without a lift are a different flat, however large the rooms are.
Parents plus a couple, one car. Shortlist Naag Complex and any Block B floor you can name. Four showers, lift tested, one bay on the draft. Budget ₹59,000–₹75,000 plus ₹2,000 maintenance.
Two children in separate rooms, both parents working, one metro commute. Working 4 BHK, 4 baths, Block A or B if the walk matters. Do not take 1,800 sq ft to save ₹8,000. The saved rent becomes a child in the living room after dinner.
Helper overnight and two cars. You need a servant room with a bath and two bays. If the card says “both parking available,” get bay numbers. This is the top of the band for a reason. If the second bay is the lane, keep looking.
Just shifted, no furniture, four ACs already in. Furnished, ₹75,000–₹82,000, only if you have checked that room 4 has an AC. Otherwise buy the semi-furnished floor and the ACs. You will own them at the end of the year.
These floors are few. A second vague visit wastes the only day the landlord will hold.
Photograph existing seepage and attach it to the draft. Token money waits until room 4, the bath count, and the bay are written down.
A real 4 BHK, about 2,100–2,475 sq ft with 4 baths, asks ₹59,000–₹82,000 a month as of October 2026. Family semi-furnished floors cluster at ₹59,000–₹75,000. An 1,800 sq ft card with 3 baths is a different product.
No. That budget is a large 3 BHK, or a mislabelled card.
B and E on current cards. Naag Complex in E is the named one. A only if a large floor is actually free. C, D, and J are not where this search should wait.
On the real product, yes. The 2,475 sq ft cards have 4. The 1,800 sq ft card has 3.
About 0.8–1.5 km from Gate 2, 7–15 minutes on foot, or a 5-minute auto. A grandparent will use the auto. Route steps are on the how-to-reach page.
Families are the preferred tenant. A helper needs a written yes and a room that is actually a servant room.
Often offered, not always two cars. Get the bay on the agreement. The Naag Complex card says parking is available.
Most properties have DJB water with boring backup and BSES electricity connection. Some buildings also offer power backup.
Rent the 4 BHK if someone sleeps in room 4 at least five nights a week, the room has a window, there are four showers, and at least one bay is on the draft. If any of those fail, the better page is the 3 BHK guide. Cards under this heading should be 4-bedroom floors inside Paryavaran Complex. Anupam Enclave and Saiyad-ul-Ajaib lanes are different listings.
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