The Golf Course Extension Road collection separates DLF residential enquiries from commercial SCO plots. The residential section includes The Arbour and Aureva, while Central 67 and Arcade 68 form the commercial section. This helps visitors start with the right type of property instead of comparing home and business space as though they met the same brief.
For a residential enquiry, begin with the people who will live in the home and the accommodation they need. Bedrooms, living space, service areas, accessibility and the broader residential environment form the basis of a useful shortlist. The project page should then be used to request the relevant unit plan and current offering.
An SCO plot involves a different decision. The land parcel, permitted commercial use and the scope of a future building affect the cost and practicality of operating a business or holding the property. Frontage and approach are important, but so are the layout, construction obligations, parking arrangements and the use permitted for the specific plot.
The road collection is a way to organise the search across the broader area. The exact project location and entrance should always be checked before a viewing. Current prices, units, plots and sale routes need to be confirmed at project level rather than inferred from the corridor name.
