Thinking of buying a 2BHK flat in a new building? The builder is asking for an additional 12 lakhs for a private terrace, but it’s accessible only from your flat and 7 other apartments. There’s no shared terrace, but access to the rooftop is through one of the flats for things like dish antenna and water connection. It’s a flat roof with no landscaping, and you’re on the 8th floor. Would it be a good deal, and can I landscape the terrace without any construction?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › Thinking of buying a 2BHK flat in a new building? The builder is asking for an additional 12 lakhs for a private terrace, but it’s accessible only from your flat and 7 other apartments. There’s no shared terrace, but access to the rooftop is through one of the flats for things like dish antenna and water connection. It’s a flat roof with no landscaping, and you’re on the 8th floor. Would it be a good deal, and can I landscape the terrace without any construction?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Thinking of buying a 2BHK flat in a new building? The builder is asking for an additional 12 lakhs for a private terrace, but it’s accessible only from your flat and 7 other apartments. There’s no shared terrace, but access to the rooftop is through one of the flats for things like dish antenna and water connection. It’s a flat roof with no landscaping, and you’re on the 8th floor. Would it be a good deal, and can I landscape the terrace without any construction?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

It is not a good deal as you are paying for a private terrace which is also accessible by seven other flats, diminishing its exclusivity. Regarding landscaping, you would need to check the building by-laws and obtain necessary permissions from the builder and the society before making any modifications on the terrace.

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