Owning a luxury home is the dream of every person and it is not merely a status symbol. Though status plays an important role in it, it is more about enjoying all the comforts that you could think of in your home. In India, the term ‘luxury’ is often misused; as you can see almost every second project being termed as a ‘luxury project’, while all they offer are basic amenities. So, before getting into the nitty-gritties of the entire ‘luxury’ scenario in India, let us first define what exactly classifies as a ‘luxury’ property.
Space
It is a very important part of any luxury home. For a property to be branded as a luxury home, it needs to be at-least a 3Bhk with attached washrooms and balconies in every room. And, according to this rule, a 2 Bhk residential unit howsoever big it might be, cannot qualify for the luxury tag. A large hall, a dining room and an expansive kitchen form an integral part of the entire setup.
Location
A luxury property is located close to the heart of the city or important tourist places. Also, it should boast an excellent connectivity across the city. The physical infrastructure of the area should be characterized with the presence of wide roads with fewer or no traffic issues.
Floor-To-Ceiling Height
It might not sound an important feature but technically speaking, it is really important to determine whether a property is ‘luxury’ or not. The floor-to-ceiling height for a ‘luxury’ residence should be 2.85m. Whatever be the other facilities offered, if this specification is not met, then the ‘luxury’ component of the residence will not be fulfilled.
Elevators
Luxury homes should have big and spacious elevator with a good carrying capacity. Security Enhanced, state-of-the-art modern security facilities should be installed in the house. Besides human security in the form of round-the-clock security personnel, electronic surveillance units should be installed in each and every corner of the property. The above mentioned points are some of the features of a luxury house.
