An Address Written in Green and Glass
There are streets that carry the weight of a city's aspiration, and Golf Course Road in Gurgaon has long been one of them. Godrej Samaris arrives on this storied corridor as, by most accounts, the last substantial parcel of land available here — a fact that lends the project both scarcity and significance. Spread across roughly 7.4 to 7.5 acres in Sector 53, the development unfolds as five soaring towers rising to G+36 storeys, home to approximately 488 residences, with the first two towers now open for the discerning few willing to arrive early. Every home is designed with only four residences to a core, a quiet insistence on privacy that feels increasingly rare in vertical Gurgaon.
The apartments themselves, spanning 3 and 4 BHK configurations, are conceived by an international design coalition — Gensler of the United States for architecture, ARCOP for local execution, Cooper Hill for landscape, and Blink Design Studio for interiors — while construction is entrusted to Tata Projects, lending the promise of both design ambition and delivery discipline. Nearly 4.5 acres of the site is given over to open green space, including a one-acre forest trail that winds quietly through the community, offering residents a rare sense of retreat within the city's most premium micro-market.
Godrej Samaris is registered under Haryana RERA with possession scheduled for August 2033, and it sits directly bordering the Aravalli Biodiversity Park while overlooking the fairways of the DLF Golf and Country Club — a setting that few new addresses in the city can genuinely claim. For Godrej Properties, whose portfolio already includes landmark names across Gurgaon's Golf Course Road corridor, Samaris represents an ambition to define, once more, what luxury living on this stretch of the city should feel like.
