Sobha One Residences Cost Sheet – Complete 1, 2, 3 & 4 BHK Price Breakdown

A cost sheet is an official document that lists every single expense involved in buying an apartment, from the base price to taxes and deposits. It helps customers by showing the "all-in" budget so they can plan their bank loans and personal savings accurately before booking. This sheet prevents future confusion because it clearly separates the builder's charges from the government taxes, like GST and stamp duty. By reading the cost sheet, you can see exactly how much you are paying for the land, the construction, and the long-term maintenance of the building.

The following tables provide a granular look at the minimum and maximum costs for each specific apartment variant at Sobha One Residences. The tables below list the Basic Value‚ Infrastructure Works, and GST for each size of unit within a particular scheme‚ where applicable․ This would help you manage your finances for the unit within your reach‚ and let you know exactly where each rupee is going in the final amount․

1 BHK and 2 BHK Luxe Units

These tables show the pricing for our most efficient homes, starting with the 734.05 sq. ft. 1 BHK and moving to the 1,063.23 sq. ft. 2 BHK Luxe.

2 BHK Luxe Cost Sheet (1,063.23 sq. ft.)

2 BHK Grande and 3 BHK Luxe Units

These units offer more space for growing families, with sizes ranging from 1,204.92 sq. ft. to 1,510.70 sq. ft.

3 BHK Luxe Cost Sheet (1,510.70 sq. ft.)

3 BHK Grande and 4 BHK Grande Units

The Grande series represents the height of luxury at Sobha One Residences, featuring the largest floor plans and premium rates.

3 BHK Grande Cost Sheet (1,820.24 - 1,838.01 sq. ft.)

4 BHK Grande Cost Sheet (2,415.77 sq. ft.)

Knowing your immediate financial requirement is crucial, as the first 20% must be paid within 30 days of your application. This table summarizes the booking-phase payment and the final payment request for each home size.

The final total on the Sobha One Residences cost sheet does not cover the legal costs for registration and government stamp duty. Beyond the apartment price, buyers must budget for several statutory and service-related expenses that occur during the purchase and handover process.

Customers should plan for the following additional costs:

• Registration Charges: Professional fees for the legal registration of your property.
• Stamp Duty: Payable at the time of the sale deed execution as per current government norms.
• Agreement Stamp Duty: Costs associated with the official sale agreement, if applicable.
• TDS @ 1%: Tax deducted at source under Section 194-IA for properties above ₹50 Lakhs.
• Advance Maintenance: Monthly upkeep charges are collected in advance during handover.
• Utility Deposits: Necessary fees for electricity, water, and sewage connection permits.
• Future Statutory Charges: Any new taxes or fees imposed by local authorities in the future.
• Delayed Payment Taxes: Applicable taxes on interest if any payments miss their deadlines.