Selene Sets New Luxury Benchmark in South Gurugram

Central Park has introduced Selene, its new luxury residential tower in its Flower Valley township in South Gurugram, which saw an overwhelming response with 85 percent units being sold on the launch day. The project provides 353 fully equipped studio and one-bedroom serviced apartments, aimed at redefining concept-based luxury living in the area.

Overlooking the Aravalli Hills and the Alpha Golf Course, Selene homes boast four-side open floor plans and dramatic 3.9-metre floor levels, providing natural light, air, and a feeling of openness. The tower is placed in a strategic position in Sector 32, Sohna, with great connectivity to the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, KMP Expressway, and Golf Course Extension Road, making it perfect for city buyers who desire privacy and lifestyle convenience. 

Key Highlights-

• Selene sold 85 percent of its 353 serviced apartments on launch day, signaling strong demand for concept-driven luxury living
• Residences feature 4-side open layouts, 3.9m floor heights, and overlook the Aravalli Hills and Alpha Golf Course
• Located in Sector 32, Sohna, Selene offers smart living with wellness zones, retail promenade, and in-house hospitality services

Commenting on the launch, Amarjit Bakshi, Chairman & Managing Director of Central Park, said, “With Selene, we’ve introduced a new paradigm in luxury living. It’s something Gurugram has never seen before — it challenges the conventional idea of residential spaces and sets a new benchmark for the city.”

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Ankush Kaul, President of Sales, Marketing & CRM, said, "The reaction to Selene has been tremendous, and it is a testament to the increasing trend towards concept-driven luxury living. Consumers today are not just seeking a house; they're seeking an entire way of life, with trust, transparency, and intelligent design at its core."

Facilities are complemented by wellness zones, poolside lounges, shopping promenade, and alfresco dining spaces, all serviced by Central Park's in-house hospitality division, St. Jerome. Community facilities such as The Vedanya School and a Medanta Clinic also extend the way of life.