The Pinnacle of Privilege: What Awaits the 295 Families at “The Marquise”?
Not every residential address is created with urgency. Some are shaped slowly, with restraint, and with a very clear understanding of who they are meant for. The Marquise belongs to that quieter category. We envisioned it as a place where luxury doesn’t announce itself at every corner, but settles in gently and stays. Set within five carefully planned acres in Kokapet, The Marquise is designed for just 295 families. That number was deliberate. Not because we wanted scarcity for its own sake, but because space, privacy, and calm only work when they are protected. Every decision that followed flowed from that single idea. We offer 4BHK and 5BHK luxury apartments in Kokapet, not as symbols of excess, but as homes that allow life to expand without friction. These residences are larger than many villas, yet they carry none of the isolation. Instead, they bring together openness, security, and a shared sense of belonging.
A Location That Holds Its Value Quietly
Kokapet has changed steadily over the years, without losing its balance. It sits close enough to Hyderabad’s Financial District and IT hubs to remain connected, yet far enough to retain a sense of space. At The Marquise, this balance becomes part of daily life. On one side, you will see the stillness of Gandipet Lake. On the other hand, you will feel the energy of a city in motion. Reserved green zones frame the neighborhood, creating visual relief that remains rare in urban settings. From the higher floors, the city feels present but not overwhelming. The approach road itself reflects this intention. A 120-foot-wide access ensures movement without congestion, arrival without chaos. Even before stepping inside, there is a feeling that things are under control here.
Architecture That Respects Scale
Rising across 42 and 46 floors, The Marquise was never meant to dominate its surroundings. The structure was designed to feel composed rather than imposing. The layout supports clarity of movement and separation of functions. Every residence is a corner apartment. This wasn’t an afterthought. It was essential. Natural light enters from more than one direction. Air flows freely. Rooms feel connected to the outside world instead of sealed away from it. Climate-responsive planning shapes not just individual homes, but the entire development. Heat, light, ventilation, and circulation have been considered together, creating an environment that feels comfortable through changing seasons without relying excessively on artificial systems.
Homes That Adapt Without Demanding Change
The apartments at The Marquise range from 5,185 sq.ft. to 9,765 sq.ft. Size here is not about filling space, but about allowing flexibility. These homes are meant to evolve as life does. Each residence includes four suite-style bedrooms, a dedicated home office, a private home theatre room, and a maid’s room. These spaces exist because modern living asks for them, not because they look impressive on paper. Work happens from home. Privacy matters. Guests arrive unexpectedly. Quiet is valued. Tower A houses two premium homes per floor. Tower B accommodates four. Tower C introduces two duplex residences. This careful distribution ensures that movement never feels crowded and privacy remains intact.
Living Above the Noise
One of the defining experiences at The Marquise exists well above ground level. The 87,000 sq.ft. podium rises nearly 75 feet into the air, creating an elevated landscape that feels removed from the city without being detached from it. From here, views stretch toward Kokapet Lake and Osman Sagar Lake. Breezes move freely. The sounds of traffic soften. Children play without constant interruption. Conversations linger longer. This elevated space is not ornamental. It’s designed to be used daily. To walk, to pause, to breathe. Nature and design coexist here, not as opposites, but as complements.
A Clubhouse Designed for Everyday Use
At the heart of the community stands a five-level clubhouse spanning 51,234 sq.ft. It isn’t meant to feel like a hotel or a showcase. It’s meant to feel accessible. Each floor serves a purpose. Quiet lounges, reading areas, and grocery conveniences sit alongside indoor games, guest suites, wellness spaces, and co-working zones. The idea was never to overwhelm residents with options, but to offer what feels genuinely useful. The terrace level brings together a swimming pool, open party areas, and recreational spaces that adapt to different moods and occasions. Nothing here demands attention. Everything invites participation.
Recreation Without Performance
Movement and leisure are woven into the design of The Marquise without turning them into spectacles. Sports facilities include badminton courts, tennis courts, squash courts, cricket practice nets, a half basketball court, and an infinity pool. These spaces are meant for regular use, for early mornings, quiet evenings, and shared moments that don’t feel staged. Wellness here isn’t about achievement. It’s about rhythm.
Infrastructure That Works in the Background
Some comforts are only noticed when they’re absent. High-speed automatic elevators for passengers and goods. Dedicated lobbies for each block. Podium-level parking rising across four levels. These elements don’t seek attention, but they shape daily ease. EV charging stations are integrated into parking areas, acknowledging how mobility is changing. Separate circulation paths ensure that service movement never disrupts residential flow. All homes are fully Vastu-compliant, offering reassurance to families who value harmony alongside modern design.
Final Words
The Marquise is RERA-approved (TS RERA Reg No: P02400006708), but what truly defines it is intentionality. We did not aim to build the tallest or the largest development. We focused on balance. As creators of ultra-luxury apartments in Kokapet, we believe luxury should feel settled, not performative. It should show up in how quietly a home functions, how easily it adapts, and how naturally it supports daily life. For the 295 families who will live here, privilege will not be something that needs to be explained. It will be felt in the space they move through, the silence they return to, and the sense that every detail was considered long before they arrived. That is what awaits at The Marquise.