Saket Rentals by Block: From 1 RK Studios to 5 BHK Floors on Saket Rent Wala

Saket is a lettered colony, and the letter on a block says a lot about the home behind it. Some blocks are known for large independent floors, others for compact DDA flats or newer apartment buildings. Saket Rent Wala sorts its listings by block and by size, so tenants can shortlist the right part of Saket before they book a viewing.

Why Saket rentals are best searched block by block

Saket’s blocks differ in plot size, building age and street character. D and J Blocks carry many 1,800 to 2,700 sq ft floors, while M and E Blocks mix studios with family homes. Naming the block in every listing title lets tenants filter by the kind of street they want to live on.

Current listings cover Blocks A (including SFS homes), D, E, G, H, J, M and N. Named buildings include Saket Harmony, Harmony Apartment, Royal Homes, Golf View Apartment, Sultan Apartment and a group of renovated apartments near the metro.

What home sizes Saket Rent Wala lists

Saket Rent Wala carries the widest size range in our network. Studios start at 200 sq ft on a Saket main road. 2 BHK flats run from 839 sq ft in Saket Harmony to 1,800 sq ft near Metro Gate No. 2. The largest listings include 2,700 sq ft 4 BHK floors and a 5 BHK home in H Block.

ConfigurationSize range in current listingsWhere they cluster
1 RK studio200 to 690 sq ftM Block, J Block, Royal Homes
1 BHK450 to 900 sq ftE Block, G Block, Saket Harmony, DDA flats
2 BHK839 to 1,800 sq ftSaket Harmony, Golf View, Sultan Apartment, J Block
3 BHK1,350 to 2,260 sq ftD, E, G, J, M and N Blocks
4 BHK1,800 to 2,700 sq ftD Block and J Block
5 BHK5,000 sq ft corner plotH Block

What Saket rents look like by size

Studios mostly list between ₹16,000 and ₹18,000 a month, and 1 BHK homes between ₹15,000 and ₹40,000. 2 BHK flats run from ₹23,000 in Royal Homes to ₹65,000 in J Block. Large 3 BHK and 4 BHK floors in D and J Blocks list between ₹1,50,000 and ₹2,25,000.

Furnishing and utilities move the numbers inside each band. A furnished 2 BHK in Royal Homes includes electricity and water in a ₹23,000 rent. A 1,200 sq ft furnished floor in D Block, with its own terrace, includes utilities at ₹27,500. At the top, a 2,260 sq ft furnished 3 BHK in D Block with Italian marble lists at ₹2,25,000.

Which Saket blocks suit large families

D Block and J Block carry most of Saket’s family-sized floors. Listings there include servant quarters, lifts, stilt parking, park-facing balconies and bedrooms with attached bathrooms. G Block adds a corner 3 BHK flanked by two parks with terrace access, separate water tanks, an IGL gas line and its own meter.

Park-facing homes appear repeatedly. J Block has 3 BHK floors of 1,750 sq ft facing a park, and a 4 BHK floor where every bedroom has its own balcony. E Block has a park-facing 3 BHK with four bathrooms and a lift. Tenants who want green outlooks can shortlist these blocks first.

How Saket Metro shapes a Saket search

Saket Metro on the Yellow Line is the reference point for most Saket searches. Several listings sit within walking distance of Gate No. 2, and many also cite Malviya Nagar Metro. Nearby anchors include Select Citywalk, DLF Avenue, PVR Anupam, Max Hospital, Saket Court and Lado Sarai.

Every Saket listing states its floor honestly, including basement-level homes. Some 3 BHK floors of 1,500 to 1,800 sq ft sit at basement level, often with more parking and lower rents than upper floors of the same size. Tenants see that trade-off in the title, not at the viewing.

Where the Yellow Line leads across the network

Saket Metro sits in the middle of a stretch of Yellow Line stations that serve most of our network. From Saket, one stop north reaches Malviya Nagar, while stops south reach Qutub Minar and Chhatarpur. Paryavaran Complex lies a short walk from Saket’s Gate No. 2.

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