Three home sizes, from about 2,500 to 10,720 sq. ft. of carpet area. See what each one offers and how to read the layouts.
The project offers 4, 5 and 6 BHK residences. Carpet areas begin at around 2,500 sq. ft. and rise to 10,720 sq. ft. for the largest homes. Because the plans are shared with registered buyers, the images below are shown in preview form. Use the buttons to ask for the full-size plans.
Four bedrooms with large living and dining areas. From approx. 2,500 sq. ft. carpet.
Five bedrooms for larger families and guests. Size on request.
The largest residences in the project. Up to 10,720 sq. ft. carpet.
Images are for representation only. Final layouts and dimensions are as per approved plans.
The entry point to the project. With about 2,500 sq. ft. of carpet area, a four-bedroom home gives each family member a private room and still leaves space for a large living area.
A step up in space. The extra bedroom works well as a study, a guest suite or a room for parents, and the living spaces scale up with it.
The largest homes, going up to 10,720 sq. ft. These suit big families who want separate zones for living, entertaining and work.
The listed specifications give a good idea of how the homes are planned. The final design is confirmed in the sanctioned plans, but these are the main points.
A floor plan can look confusing the first time. A few simple habits make it easy to read and help you judge a home properly before you visit.
Find the main door and see what you walk into. A good plan lets you reach the living room without crossing private areas.
Walk the path from the bedroom to the kitchen to the dining table in your mind. Short and clear paths make a home easier to live in.
Look at the dimensions, not only the labels. A room marked as a bedroom can still be tight if the wardrobe wall is blocked by a door.
Note which rooms get natural light and which have outdoor space. Direction matters for heat and for the view.
See where the utility, staff room and kitchen service entrance sit, so household work stays out of sight.
Choosing between 4, 5 and 6 BHK is less about the number of rooms and more about how you live. Start with the people. Count the family members, add guests who stay often, and think about whether you will need a room for a caregiver or for working from home.
Then think about budget. A bigger home costs more upfront and more to maintain, and Platinum Santacruz keeps the range wide so that you can choose a size you are comfortable carrying. If you are stretching to afford a 6 BHK, a well-planned 5 BHK on a good floor may serve you better. You can see how the pricing differs on the price page, and the sales team can show you the actual units on the project's master plan.
In homes above 3,000 sq. ft., the best layouts divide the floor into three zones. Knowing them helps you read any plan with confidence.
The entrance, living room, dining area and guest toilet. This is where visitors go, so it should feel open and sit close to the main door.
Bedrooms, dressing areas and the family lounge. These should sit away from the entrance, with doors that close off noise.
The kitchen, utility room and staff area. Good plans give this zone its own entry so household work never crosses the living space.
When a home crosses 3,000 sq. ft., planning matters more than the total area. A badly planned large home can feel like a series of corridors. A well-planned one feels open, with clear zones for family time, privacy and entertaining.
That is why it helps to see the actual drawings and, if possible, a sample layout before you decide. Ask the team to explain how the public and private areas are separated and where the service areas sit. Those answers tell you more about the home than the area figure alone.
The project offers 4, 5 and 6 BHK apartments with carpet areas from about 2,500 sq. ft. to 10,720 sq. ft.
Yes. Use the request button on this page and the sales team will share the plans for the configuration you are interested in.
The project lists Vaastu-compliant layouts. Ask the team for the specific unit's orientation before you decide.
The project lists large balconies or decks with open views. Size and position vary by unit.
Internal changes depend on the structure and the developer's policy. Ask before booking and get the answer in writing.
No. Carpet area is the usable space inside the walls. Saleable area is larger because it includes a share of walls and common areas.
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