The Lutyens Zone is considered a symbol of luxury and prestige in Delhi.
Among the privileged residents of Lutyens are prominent industrialists such as Sunil Mittal of Airtel, the Burman family of Dabur Group, and steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, to name a few.
In the bustling city of Delhi, where noise and crowds are the norm, there exists a serene oasis of greenery, wide roads and grand houses. This exclusive area, known as the Lutyens Zone, is where many of the country’s wealthiest industrialists reside, making it a coveted destination for aspirational individuals.
The Lutyens Zone, also known as the Lutyens Bungalow Zone (LBZ), named after the renowned British architect Sir Edwin Lutyens, was established to accommodate India’s most influential figures. Notably, it is home to the residences of both the current and former Prime Ministers of India, adding to its prestige and allure.
Spanning approximately 230 acres, the Lutyens area includes prominent streets like Golf Link, Malcha Marg and Prithviraj Road, among others. It is revered as the epitome of luxury in Delhi, boasting spacious bungalows, lush greenery, and a serene atmosphere. Surrounding the Lutyens Zone are key landmarks such as the airport, historic buildings and exclusive clubs, further enhancing its appeal.
Among the privileged residents of Lutyens are prominent industrialists such as Sunil Mittal of Airtel, the Burman family of Dabur Group, and steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal, to name a few. With only 950 bungalows in the Lutyens Bungalow Zone (LBZ), each property holds significant value and is often named after esteemed personalities associated with the area.
For those aspiring to reside in this elite enclave, the cost of entry is steep. Rental prices for houses in Lutyens range from Rs 2.5 to 3 lakh per month, reflecting the exclusivity of the area. According to real estate experts, bungalows in Lutyens can command anywhere from Rs 9 crore to a staggering Rs 600 crore for purchase. Even a modest flat in this prestigious neighbourhood could fetch around Rs 9 crore.