Central Park’s Sector 32 presence is part of its wider Flower Valley development in Sohna, rather than a separate Central Park neighbourhood in central Gurugram. The developer’s official site places Flower Valley across Sectors 32 and 33 and describes its broader approach as homes combined with hospitality services. Its Gurugram portfolio also includes Central Park at Golf Course Road, Central Park Resorts and The Room, giving the company a presence across more than one city micro-market.
For Sector 32, the tracked project is CENTRAL PARK SELENE. The official Selene site identifies the location as Sector 32, Sohna, within Central Park Flower Valley, and places it on the Gurugram–Sohna Elevated Corridor. That makes Selene the clearest expression of Central Park’s hospitality-led positioning in this locality.
Selene is registered with Haryana RERA as The Selene Tower; the authority’s project record identifies Sector 32, Sohna, Gurugram. Central Park’s site lists the registration as RC/REP/HARERA/GGM/964/696/2025/67. The project’s official brochure describes it as a serviced-residence offering, consistent with the group’s stated focus on combining residential property with hospitality services.
Flower Valley is relevant context for a Selene buyer because the project is presented as part of that wider Central Park development, not as an isolated address. The distinction matters: Sector 32 here refers to Sohna in South Gurugram, and locality-level searches or comparisons should be read with that geography in mind.
The location’s strongest documented connectivity reference is the Gurugram–Sohna Elevated Corridor, which Central Park names in its project material. Central Park also describes Flower Valley as close to the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway and gives driving distances to the KMP Expressway and Rajiv Chowk; these are developer-published proximity claims, not fixed journey times, which vary with route and traffic. The road network is therefore the more relevant context for buyers assessing access to central Gurugram and routes beyond the city.
For a purchase decision, the distinction between established city infrastructure and the South Gurugram corridor is important. Selene’s appeal is tied to Central Park’s own Flower Valley setting and road access, while day-to-day convenience depends on the buyer’s regular destinations and travel patterns. Publicly available project material does not provide a verified sector-specific price trend, so a broad Gurugram market movement should not be treated as a Selene valuation forecast.