Central Park Farm House DMIC Highway, Sohna Gurgaon

The Address & The Vision

An Address Worth Owning

Central Park Farm House is a farmhouse-format development along the DMIC Highway in Gurgaon, conceived by Central Park, a developer that has been building in the National Capital Region since its debut project sold out in 2001. The project departs from the high-rise condominiums the group is known for in sectors such as 42 and 48, instead offering low-density, land-based living aimed at weekend and leisure use.

The promise here is space, greenery and a change of pace. Tennis and badminton courts, dedicated children's play areas and a swimming pool sit alongside sprawling lawns built for cycling, walking and picnics, giving residents a setting closer to a private retreat than a city apartment. It is designed for families who want a getaway within reach of Gurgaon rather than a destination hours away.

Design at Central Park Farm House follows the same instinct that has shaped the group's resort-style projects elsewhere in the city: open lawns framed by structured landscaping, generous outdoor sport infrastructure and a layout that keeps built form secondary to green space. Yoga decks, water features and round-the-clock security are worked into the plan so that the leisure format does not come at the cost of everyday convenience.

The timing follows the broader build-out of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, which is steadily improving road connectivity and economic activity along this part of Gurgaon. As highways such as the KMP Expressway and the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway mature, land along this corridor is being positioned for exactly this kind of low-density, leisure-oriented use, ahead of the commercial and industrial growth expected to follow.

For those exploring a farmhouse away from Gurgaon's core sectors, Central Park Farm House on the DMIC Highway is worth a closer look.

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Configurations & Pricing

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Lifestyle

World-Class Amenities

Recreation

Swimming pool
Yoga and meditation deck
Clubhouse lounge
Picnic lawns

Active

Tennis court
Badminton court
Cycling track
Walking and jogging trails

Community

Kids play area
Family picnic lawns
Weekend gathering spaces

Greens & Outdoors

Landscaped green lawns
Open farm-style grounds
Water features

Master & Floor Plans

Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.

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Location / Address

A Defining Address

DMIC Highway, Sohna, Gurgaon, Haryana · Sohna · Gurgaon

The DMIC Highway stretch on Gurgaon's southern edge sits along the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, a government infrastructure spine designed to link India's capital with its commercial hub. This part of the city, closer to Sohna, has historically been associated with open land, the Aravalli foothills and a slower pace than the sector grid further north. As industrial zones, logistics parks and highway upgrades take shape along this corridor, the area is gradually drawing residential and leisure development alongside it.

For a farmhouse format, this address offers something the dense sectors of Gurgaon cannot: room to breathe. The surrounding landscape supports larger plots, green buffers and outdoor sport, while still keeping the city's commercial core, Sohna Road and NH-48 within a manageable drive. It positions Central Park Farm House as a second-home or weekend proposition for Gurgaon residents seeking distance from the city without leaving it behind entirely.

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Connectivity

Location Advantages

Thoroughfares

DMIC Highway — On-site
KMP Expressway — Nearby
Sohna Elevated Corridor — Nearby
NH-48 — Approx. 20 mins

Corporate

IMT Manesar — Approx. 30 mins
Cyber City, Gurgaon — Approx. 45 mins

Hospitality

Westin Sohna Resort and Spa — Approx. 20 mins

Education

GD Goenka World School, Sohna — Approx. 15 mins
KR Mangalam University, Sohna — Approx. 15 mins

Healthcare

Medanta, Gurgaon — Approx. 40 mins

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Beyond the Project

Infrastructure & Growth

Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor

A flagship national infrastructure programme running through this part of Gurgaon, the DMIC is intended to improve industrial connectivity between Delhi and Mumbai, gradually raising the profile of land along its route.

KMP Expressway

The Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway links this belt of Gurgaon to Manesar, Sonipat and Palwal, tying the DMIC Highway stretch into the wider industrial and logistics network of the region.

Sohna Elevated Corridor

A six-lane elevated stretch connecting Rajiv Chowk to Sohna, this corridor has shortened travel time between central Gurgaon and the southern part of the city where this project is located.

Delhi-Mumbai Expressway

With an entry point near Sohna, this expressway is expected to improve long-distance connectivity for the DMIC belt, supporting the area's transition from open land to an active real estate corridor.

Proposed metro and rail linkages

Planned metro extensions and the proposed Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor through Sohna and Manesar are expected to further improve public transport access to this part of Gurgaon over time.

Build Quality

Specifications

Structure

RCC framed low-rise construction suited to farmhouse plots

Flooring

Vitrified tile flooring in living areas

Bathroom

Branded CP fittings and sanitaryware

Kitchen

Modular kitchen provision

Doors & Windows

Engineered wood doors, UPVC or aluminium windows

Electrical

Concealed copper wiring with modular switches

Security

24/7 CCTV surveillance and gated access control

Why Invest

Compelling Reasons

1

A genuine farmhouse format

Unlike Central Park's high-rise condominiums in sectors such as 42 and 48, Farm House is built around low-density, land-based living, giving residents open lawns and outdoor sport space rather than stacked apartments.

2

Positioned on the DMIC corridor

The project sits directly along the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor, a highway spine backed by national infrastructure investment that is expected to steadily improve connectivity and economic activity in the area.

3

Backed by a developer active since 2001

Central Park's first Gurgaon project sold out the year it launched, and the group has since built resort-style and condominium developments across sectors 42 and 48, giving it an established track record in the city.

4

Built for weekend and leisure use

With tennis and badminton courts, a swimming pool and yoga spaces, the project is designed around leisure and outdoor recreation rather than everyday commuting convenience.

5

Distance from the city without losing access

The Sohna belt keeps residents within reach of NH-48, the Sohna Elevated Corridor and central Gurgaon, while offering a quieter, greener setting than the city's dense sectors.

6

Room to grow with the corridor

As DMIC-linked infrastructure such as the KMP Expressway and Delhi-Mumbai Expressway matures, land along this stretch of Gurgaon is positioned to benefit from the industrial and residential growth expected to follow.

About the Developer

Central Park

Central Park was incorporated in 1999 and launched its first project — a landmark luxury condominium on Golf Course Road, Gurugram — in 2001. Founded by Amarjit Bakshi, an alumnus of IIT Delhi and first-generation entrepreneur, the company operates as the real estate arm of the Bakshi Group, a Delhi-based conglomerate with interests spanning infrastructure, hospitality, automotive, and education. That debut project on Golf Course Road sold out in a short span after launch, setting the tone for what the brand would become: a developer whose residential offerings attract HNI buyers, NRIs, and senior executives seeking a lifestyle distinct from the conventional apartment complex.

The defining architectural idea at Central Park is the resort-residence: a community where vehicular traffic is absent at ground level, open green spaces span multiple acres, and hospitality-grade services run alongside conventional homeownership. Central Park Resorts in Sector 48, for instance, is anchored by over 20 acres of landscaped greens, water bodies, an international tunnel experience, and concierge and housekeeping services managed in-house. This hospitality-within-real-estate model draws on the Bakshi Group's parallel presence in five-star hotels, including the Le Meridien and the Aloft at Aerocity, IGI Airport, New Delhi — a 320-room property developed by Central Park's sister division and operated under a Starwood brand.

The portfolio spans a wide geography and product range. Central Park 1 on Golf Course Road (Sector 42) and Central Park 2 Resorts in Sector 48 were the foundation. Central Park Flower Valley in Sector 33, Sohna — positioned against the backdrop of the Aravallis — extended the brand into global township planning, offering Fleur Villas, Cerise Suites, Aqua Front Towers, and Mikasa Plots within a single integrated development. Subsequent projects include Sky Villas, Belaperla, The Orchard, Flamingo Floors, Bellavista Towers, and an expanding presence along the Dwarka Expressway. The developer has also moved into Goa, diversifying beyond the NCR for the first time. Across all these addresses, the cumulative delivered footprint exceeds 10.9 million sq ft, with an additional development pipeline of significant scale across hospitality, leisure, commercial, and residential uses.

Central Park's ownership philosophy is captured in its tagline: Building Communities That Endure. Founder Amarjit Bakshi has consistently positioned post-possession quality — maintenance, community programming, landscaping, and concierge services — as the primary measure of success, not just construction handover. The group's philanthropy reinforces this community ethic: the Jagrati Sewa Trust, founded in 2010, provides free schooling and meals to over 1,500 underprivileged children through a network of regular schools, evening schools, and computer centres. Mr Bakshi has also committed long-term financial support to IIT Delhi to foster entrepreneurship among future generations. These commitments reflect a developer whose obligations to a community do not end at possession.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Central Park Farm House located in Gurgaon?+

Central Park Farm House is located along the DMIC Highway in the Sohna belt of Gurgaon, an area that forms part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor and connects to the wider National Capital Region.

What is the status of Central Park Farm House?+

Central Park Farm House is an upcoming project by Central Park, positioned as a weekend and leisure farmhouse development rather than a conventional apartment community.

Is Central Park Farm House RERA registered?+

RERA registration details for Central Park Farm House have not yet been published; this section will be updated once the authority number is issued.

What amenities does Central Park Farm House DMIC Highway offer?+

The project includes sports facilities such as tennis and badminton courts, dedicated children's play areas, a swimming pool, yoga spaces and expansive green lawns suited to cycling, walking and picnicking.

What kind of homes will Central Park Farm House in Sohna, Gurgaon offer?+

Central Park Farm House is planned as a farmhouse-format development with spacious plots or units set within landscaped, low-density surroundings, distinct from Central Park's high-rise residential projects in Gurgaon.

Why choose Central Park as the developer for a farmhouse project in Gurgaon?+

Central Park has been active in Gurgaon real estate since its first project sold out in 2001, with a portfolio that spans condominiums, resort-style residences and hospitality developments across the city.

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