The Westpark
Floor Plans
Typical floor plates for Towers 2 to 5, six unit plans with the brochure's exact carpet areas, and the master layout for the whole Oshiwara site.
Artist's impression
Floor Plans
Six unit plans for individual apartments, and the typical floor plate for each of Towers 2 to 5. Areas below are the brochure's own three-line table — RERA carpet, balcony and other exclusive areas, and the total — printed exactly as the drawings print them.
Plans open full screen once you share a contact number — we send the high-resolution PDFs to the same number.
Unit Plan 5BHK-01
Two masters, one of them with a walk-in wardrobe, three further bedrooms, a maid's room with its own toilet and two 12 ft by 6 ft balconies. It only appears on the 7th, 15th, 22nd and 29th levels, which is why there are so few of them.
Floors: Refuge floors — 7th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
Unit Plan 4BHK-03
A single-floor four-bedroom on the 36th. Bedrooms 3 and 4 open off a wing of their own with two toilets between them and the lift core; the living, dining and kitchen stay on the balcony side.
Floors: 36th floor
Unit Plan 3BHK-03
The sheet with the longest floor list on this page — it runs almost the full height of Tower 4. Master and bedroom 2 share the balcony elevation, bedroom 3 sits across the foyer with its own toilet.
Floors: 3rd–6th, 8th–12th & 14th, 16th–21st, 23rd–28th, 30th–35th, 37th–39th
Unit Plan 4BHK-03
The same core as the Tower 4 three-bedroom with a fourth bedroom and a second toilet added on the refuge side. Roughly 200 sq ft more carpet than the 3 BHK for one more room.
Floors: Refuge floors — 7th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
Unit Plan 3BHK-01
The largest RERA carpet area of any three-bedroom published for Phase 1. A 16 ft 9 in foyer, a 13 ft kitchen, a maid's room with its own toilet, and a master that measures 12 ft by 16 ft 10 in.
Floors: 3rd–6th, 8th–12th & 14th, 16th–21st, 23rd–28th, 30th–35th, 37th–38th
Unit Plan Studio-01
One room, a pantry, a toilet and a 12 ft balcony. The sheet carries two studio variants side by side — the 36th-floor plan with the balcony, and a smaller refuge-floor plan without one.
Floors: 36th floor
Plans not to scale, for representation purpose only. Room dimensions on the sheets are given in metres first and in feet and inches below. The promoter reserves the right to alter plans and specifications subject to the approval of the authorities.
Area table
Straight from the area table printed in the bottom-left corner of each drawing. Carpet area is what gets written into the agreement for sale; the total adds the balcony and other exclusive areas to it.
| Tower | Sheet | RERA carpet | Balcony & other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tower 25 BHK | Unit Plan 5BHK-01 | 1,825.23 | 175.69 | 2,000.92 |
| Tower 34 BHK | Unit Plan 4BHK-03 | 1,277.50 | 78.33 | 1,355.83 |
| Tower 43 BHK | Unit Plan 3BHK-03 | 1,048.07 | 78.33 | 1,126.40 |
| Tower 44 BHK | Unit Plan 4BHK-03 | 1,246.20 | 78.33 | 1,324.53 |
| Tower 53 BHK | Unit Plan 3BHK-01 | 1,368.37 | 99.45 | 1,467.82 |
| Tower 5Studio | Unit Plan Studio-01 | 477.78 | 71.70 | 549.48 |
All figures in square feet, transcribed from the brochure’s own unit-plan area tables. These are Phase 1 apartments and Phase 1 is sold out — they are published here because they are the best evidence of how a Westpark home is planned.
Master Layout
Towers 2 to 5, the four blocks marked future development, every entry and exit, and the twenty-one lettered outdoor amenities, drawn on one sheet. The towers ring a single landscaped podium; the Jogeshwari–Vikhroli Link Road runs down the right-hand edge with the proposed metro station marked on its median.
Artist’s impression · plan not to scale, for representation purpose only
The circled letters across the podium are the outdoor amenities. The printed key skips P and Q.
Common areas and amenities are ready only on completion of the last building in the layout. The likely completion date is the one registered with MahaRERA.
Phase 2 — Towers 6 & 7
The ten sheets above are Towers 2 to 5 — the Phase 1 towers, all 416 homes of which are sold. Drawings for Towers 6 and 7 are not in the public brochure. We send them to registered enquiries along with the unit codes still available, because the plate a buyer can actually choose from changes week to week.
Tower 6
3 BHK
1,510 sq ft
RERA carpet approx. 1,363 sq ft
Tower 6
4 BHK
2,600 sq ft
RERA carpet approx. 2,124 sq ft
Tower 7
3 BHK
1,365 sq ft
RERA carpet approx. 1,261 sq ft
Phase 2 is registered with MahaRERA as PR1181012602591, valid up to 30/06/2034.
How to read these plans
Two sizes get quoted for the same apartment, and only one of them goes on the agreement for sale. Here is the difference, and what else the drawings are telling you.
The number on the agreement
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 defines it as the net usable floor area inside the apartment. It excludes the external walls, the areas under service shafts, and the exclusive balcony or open terrace — but it includes the internal partition walls. It is the figure the developer has to state in the agreement for sale, and the only one a buyer can hold anyone to.
On a Westpark sheet it is the first row of the area table in the bottom-left corner, given in square feet and in square metres.
The number in the brochure headline
The larger, unregulated figure. It adds the balcony and other exclusive areas to the carpet, and in most Mumbai marketing it then adds a share of the common areas on top of that. Nothing defines how big that share has to be, which is why two projects quoting the same marketed size can hand you very different apartments.
The Phase 2 three-bedroom in Tower 6 is marketed at 1,510 sq ft and carries roughly 1,363 sq ft of RERA carpet. Same home. Check which of the two a rate per square foot is quoted against before you compare it with anything.
Worked example · Tower 4, three bedroom
1,048.07
RERA carpet, sq ft
+ 78.33
Balcony & other exclusive, sq ft
= 1,126.40
Total area, sq ft
That is the whole arithmetic of a Westpark area table. Nothing else is added on the drawing. If a rate per square foot you have been quoted works out against the total rather than the carpet, it is a smaller rate on a bigger number — ask which one it was calculated on.
Tower number in serif capitals, and under it the sheet type and the exact floors it applies to. A sheet that reads “3rd–6th, 8th–12th & 14th, 16th–21st” is telling you which levels repeat and, by omission, which ones do not.
Every room is dimensioned twice — metric on the first line, feet and inches on the second. A master bedroom printed 3.65X4.8 is 12 ft by 15 ft 9 in. Read the metric line when you are comparing plans and the imperial line when you are placing furniture.
A thumbnail of the whole floor plate with your apartment shaded in orange. It is the only thing on the sheet that tells you where in the tower the home actually sits — which neighbour you share a wall with, and which side the lift lobby is on.
Rectangles crossed with dashed lines are service shafts. ODU is the deck the air-conditioning condensers stand on. The dry balcony is the utility space off the kitchen. None of the shaft area counts towards carpet area.
The 7th, 15th, 22nd, 29th and 36th levels are refuge floors, and the apartments on them are planned differently — which is why the Tower 2 five-bedroom and the Tower 4 four-bedroom shown here are drawn only for the 7th, 15th, 22nd and 29th.
Read it off the sheet rather than off the brochure headline. The Tower 2 and Tower 5 plans here dimension the main balcony 3.65 by 1.82 metres — 12 ft by 6 ft, the depth DLF quotes in the specification. The Tower 3 and Tower 4 plans on this page dimension it 3.65 by 1.52 metres, which is 12 ft by 5 ft.
Questions
The ones that actually come up on a site visit.
Next step
Towers 6 and 7 are the live inventory — 135 homes under MahaRERA registration PR1181012602591. Tell us the configuration you want and we will send the drawings, the available unit codes and a cost sheet tied to a specific apartment.
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Plans on this page: transcribed from the DLF The Westpark project brochure. Plans are not to scale and are for representation purpose only. The promoter reserves the right to alter, amend and vary the layout, plans, specifications or features subject to the approval of the authorities.
MahaRERA: PR1181012500079 (Phase 1, to 30/06/2032) · PR1181012602591 (Phase 1B — Towers 6 & 7, to 30/06/2034). Verify at maharera.maharashtra.gov.in.
This is an authorised channel partner’s website and not the developer’s official site. Renders are artist’s impressions. Phase 1 is sold out; the plans shown for Towers 2 to 5 are published as a guide to how a Westpark home is planned, not as available inventory. For prices see the price page.
