
Virat Nagar, Jaipur
₹4 L–12 L+ charges
Plot area
100 sq.yd
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Type
Plot
Floor Plans
3 configurations · carpet-area pricing
| Configuration | Carpet area | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 63 sq. yd plot (567 sq. ft) | 567 sq.ft | ₹4 L–5 L |
| 100 sq. yd plot (900 sq. ft) — standard | 900 sq.ft | ₹7 L |
| 165 sq. yd plot (1,485 sq. ft) | 1,485 sq.ft | ₹11 L–12 L |
Hill View City is a freehold plotted development at Virat Nagar, Jaipur, on the Delhi–Jaipur Highway (NH-8), connected by the 100 ft wide SH-13. The project is approved by the Housing Society under the Government of Rajasthan. PLOT SIZES — the sanctioned layout is divided into blocks A, B, C and D. The standard plot is 100 sq. yd (900 sq. ft). Plots on the layout range from about 63 sq. yd to about 165 sq. yd, so a buyer can pick a size rather than take a fixed unit. The scheme also sets aside a 1,040 sq. yd park and a 300 sq. yd facility plot. PRICE — ₹7,000 per sq. yd. A standard 100 sq. yd plot (900 sq. ft) works out to ₹7,00,000. On the same rate the smallest plots start near ₹4.4 lakh and the largest reach about ₹11.6 lakh. PLOT WITH PRE-FAB HOUSE — a plot together with a pre-fabricated house is offered from ₹15 lakh onwards. MANAGED STAY OPTION — Investor Valley can manage the completed property for the owner and list it on online stay-booking portals, so the owner is not running the day-to-day letting themselves. Sariska Tiger Reserve, a well-known tourist destination, is nearby, and the site is on the corridor of the upcoming Delhi–Jaipur Pink City Expressway.
Why this project
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Freehold plots with registry
On Delhi–Jaipur Highway NH-8, connected by 100 ft wide SH-13
Located on a 100 ft wide road
Opposite the historical Jain Temple and Mughal Gate
Opposite Ward No. 1, Virat Nagar
Vastu-friendly layouts
Lifestyle
9 amenities
Neighbourhood
Virat Nagar, Jaipur
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