Yashwant Singh, a member of a Rajasthan royal family, has purchased a bungalow in Delhi’s upscale Golf Links area for a staggering ₹100 crore, according to property registration records accessed via CRE Matrix.
The transaction, registered on June 12, 2025, includes a land parcel of 588.97 sq. m with a built-up area of 867.33 sq. m. Singh has reportedly paid ₹7 crore in stamp duty and corporation tax. The seller of the property is Anu Jindal, currently residing in The Camellias, Gurugram. Singh’s address is listed as the prestigious APJ Abdul Kalam Road, New Delhi.
The bungalow, true to Lutyens’ charm, is a 2.5-storey structure that includes a basement, ground and first floors, a barsati (terrace room), and dedicated servant quarters.
Experts say that this deal reaffirms the sustained allure of the Lutyens Bungalow Zone (LBZ), where demand far exceeds supply. Golf Links, in particular, remains one of the most coveted addresses in the capital. With very few listings at any time, buyers often face stiff competition for a foothold in this elite enclave.
Lutyens Bungalow Zone is not just expensive; it’s also highly regulated. As a designated heritage zone, areas like Golf Links, Prithviraj Road, parts of Sunder Nagar, and Bengali Market fall under strict development norms. These include height restrictions, low floor-area ratios (FARs), and limitations on reconstruction.
While the zone is undeniably prestigious, it doesn’t always offer the spatial luxuries one might expect at this price point. In fact, few bungalows here exceed 10,000 sq. ft. of carpet area. But what it lacks in scale, it more than makes up for in legacy, location, and exclusivity.
This ₹100 crore deal is not just a headline-grabber. It’s a signal that Lutyens’ Delhi, and Golf Links in particular, remain untouched by market slowdowns or cyclical shifts. It represents a class of Indian real estate that is less about square footage and more about stature.
Recent Transactions
High-value transactions in Delhi’s luxury real estate market signal continued buyer interest in marquee addresses. In prime zones like Golf Links and across Lutyens’ Delhi, demand remains strong despite limited inventory and strict heritage development norms.
In a recent transaction, Delhi High Court senior advocate Arun Kathpalia purchased a 763 sq yard bungalow in the same Golf Links neighborhood for ₹69 crore. In another transaction, Sanjay Kukreja, a partner at ChrysCapital, and his wife, Shaveta Sharma, purchased a 1,250-square-yard bungalow for ₹155 crore.
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