Chhattarpur Enclave

2 Bedroom 1000 Sq.Ft. Builder Floor in Chattarpur Delhi

Listing ID #9380520

Being a quiet, somewhat green residential center in South Delhi is Chattarpur's main selling point. Hence, a tenant moving there was a smart choice. For my job, proximity to the Mehrauli- Gurgaon Road IT centres is a great advantage. The best feature is the outstanding devoted connection afforded by the Yellow Line. The Chattarpur Metro Station is extremely practical. Good facilities include nearby Yogmaya Multispecialty Hospital and Surya Public School. High security makes safety seem decent. Although rents are reasonable, there are two crucial gaps, the alarming fall of groundwater and the inadequate street lighting and lack of security on some internal roads need immediate improvement.

Chattarpur's serene beauty inside South Delhi is what makes it really unique; still, it is so near to important commercial districts such Saket and Gurgaon. Affordability and vegetation define the USP of this area; although not in the center, it has excellent living value with large roadways and peaceful surroundings. The Chattarpur Metro Station links to important locations with ease. Shopping and eating are minutes away at malls like DLF Avenue and Select Citywalk. Nearby are premier hospitals such Fortis and Max Saket as well as schools such GD Goenka Public School. Usually safe and reasonably priced, the region provides consistent rental returns. Few areas only require improved street lighting and more public parking for ease.

I purchased my apartment here since the area provides great access by means of subway and roads, a good balance of residential and green space, and excellent nearby medical care and schooling. It warms me to see my house nestled in a quiet area only minutes from the city centre. I especially like the leisurely drive to Gurgaon and the peaceful morning walks. One thing I wish gets better is interior road maintenance in some ancient areas and more water drainage during intense rains. Even with that little caution, I strongly advise Chattarpur as a wise place to live and have a home.

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It was great experience in my life,

Positives: Chattarpur has been a great place to call home. Its special character as a combination of farmhouse elegance and a calm setting encircled by trees really sets it above Delhi. The Metro connectivity right here on the Yellow Line appeals to me. It makes my trip simple. Furthermore, great for families is the abundance availability of respected schools like Bhavans Sawan Public School nearby.

Negatives: Some segments of the inner colony roads are underlit and without security, which raises alarm in the evenings. A troubling long run problem, groundwater exhaustion demands improved water management policies. At last, bad local drainage results in great waterlogging during intense monsoons.

Positives: Chattarpur was great to live in because it was near South Delhi's main employment centres and the peaceful setting offered by the nearby forest cover. The best was the access to the entire city made possible by the Yellow Line metro connectivity via the Chattarpur station. Close by were vital services like Bhavans Sawan Public School and Yogmaya Multispecialty Hospital. Given its South Delhi location, the neighborhood seemed rather inexpensive.

Negatives: The severe decrease in groundwater caused the main issue. Late-night travel was unpleasant due to insufficient lighting and inadequate security precautions on the internal roadways, especially in the extension zones. Furthermore, weak drainage caused frequent waterlogging during monsoons, hence necessitating significant enhancement.

Positives: Given the committed Chattarpur Metro Station on the Yellow Line, which facilitates simple commuting across Delhi, it's wonderful residing in Chattarpur because of our excellent connectivity. The Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road links us well. We are close to prominent amenities like Yogmaya Mult speciality Hospital and schools like Bhavans Sawan Public School. Here we also have some very good local marketplaces. The high-security monitoring makes me feel very safe here. Furthermore, the surrounding tree covering makes for a less contaminated, calmer environment that I much love.

Negatives The dwindling groundwater levels raise a true worry for the future. Some internal roadways are insufficiently illuminated. It can seem a touch hazardous at night.

Positives: Three months ago, I started Chattarpur, South Delhi, and the ease of day one astounded me. Due to the Yellow Line metro station at Chattarpur and major roadways connecting Gurgaon and central Delhi, it is well-linked. With nearby hospitals and schools, including The Shriram Millennium School, the region is family-friendly. I value the verdant setting near the farm house belt. Renting here rates are more reasonable than Saket or Vasant Kunj, yet the facilities are excellent. I feel good. Walking in the evenings near a 100-foot road and having a snack at a café is my favourite aspect.

Negatives: In certain spots, water-logging occurs during the monsoon; some interior lanes are still small and inadequately lit. Chattarpur is my general recommendation for a balanced urban life.

Location is good for living but there are some issues with roads and water supply.

Chattarpur is a very good and beautiful locality. All much needed amenities are available like schools, hospitals grocery stores, gyms, salon shopping center, restaurant etc It also has a good residential and commercial spaces available at very reasonable rate. It also has a seamless connectivity which makes easy to commute to other areas as well.

Chhattarpur is a great place to live as it have well connected roads and places to hangout for every generation in a family, For older ones there is Chhattarpur Temple which is India's second largest temple and for younger ones several community parks and restaurants. The rent is way lower than nearby places like saket and Malviya Nagar.

Positives: Living in Chattarpur was quite practical mostly because of its amazing Yellow Line Metro connection, which made cross-Delhi travel simple. Mostly owing to the surrounding forest cover, I really appreciated the calm and relatively little levels of pollution here compared to other regions of the city. Furthermore, the area was ideal for renters because of its reasonable prices and proximity to important employment centres near MG Road.

Negatives: Visible major drawbacks called for quick local action. Addressing the severe groundwater depletion, guaranteeing improved security and street lighting on internal highways, and providing enough public parking spaces to alleviate congestion are all projects that call for great improvements in poor drainage that causes waterlogging during monsoons.

Positives: For the Chhatarpur metro station on the Yellow Line, the connectivity is great. Easily accessible are the business centers and offices encircling Mehrauli, Vasant Kunj, and Saket. Nearby are hospitals like Yogmaya Multispeciality Hospital and schools like Bhavans Sawan Public School, therefore a significant plus for me. The region appears quieter and has a lot of green coverage. Rentals are also inexpensive. Hence, as a tenant, I believe I am getting good value.

Negatives: Poor lighting and a little neglected internal routes and paths may be unsettling after dark. Heavy rains might present a problem with drainage; some areas of the community are waterlogged. Additionally, even if general safety is adequate, there have been a few major events around the farmhouse belt.