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Amrit Gill
Ireo Skyon: Overpriced for actual family living, change my mind.
₹2.80 Cr–₹6.31 Cr for Ireo Skyon is a huge range, but honestly, is it even worth it for families? Everyone talks about its premium tag, but nobody really discusses daily life quality. My wife and I are looking for a 3BHK for our kids' school admission, and I'm just not convinced. Is the community vibe actually friendly, ya sirf show-off hai? I've heard mixed reviews on actual resident engagement beyond just the club facilities. We need good schools nearby, and easy access to markets, but the connectivity to main areas feels a bit off sometimes. Is it genuinely a good home with family-friendly amenities, or just good on paper? For this price, I expect a proper neighborhood feel, not just high walls. Change my mind.
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See, I think it depends on what you're looking for. My friend's parents live in Ireo Skyon, and they love the peace and quiet. The security is top-notch, and the club facilities are actually quite good, not just for show. If you value privacy and good amenities within the complex, it might be worth the premium. Kids usually have a lot of space to play inside, which is a big plus.
Privacy and amenities are good, but for ₹3 Cr+, how much do you actually *use* those facilities daily? For a family with young kids, good schools and a vibrant local market are more important than a fancy clubhouse. My budget is tight, and I'd rather spend on a bigger space in a more connected area, maybe around Basai.
Totally agree, bhai! ₹2.8 Cr minimum is a huge amount. I checked it out, and the 'premium' feel is mostly in the lobby and common areas. For actual family living, especially with school-going kids, connectivity is key. I found it a bit isolated from the main Gurugram buzz. Plus, what about the maintenance charges? They always hide those till the last minute. Is it really worth it compared to places near Badshahpur or even further down Airport Road?
Haan bhai, same pinch! Feels like paying for the brand, not the daily lifestyle you need.
Sahi kaha, U1! My cousin lives there, and the maintenance is astronomical. They nickel and dime you for every little thing. Plus, getting to decent markets or hospitals takes forever sometimes, especially with traffic. Family ke liye itna paisa daal ke bhi convenience na mile toh kya fayda?