DLF Westpark Floor Plans: 3 & 4 BHK Guide

DLF The Westpark floor plans span 3 BHK and 4 BHK configurations — from approximately 1,125 sq ft to 2,239 sq ft carpet — designed around the two things that matter most in a Mumbai home: natural light and cross-ventilation. This guide breaks down every layout option, carpet areas by type, what each unit actually delivers day-to-day, and how to choose the right floor plan for your family and budget.

Floor plan configurations at a glance

Phase 1 of DLF The Westpark comprises four towers — T2 through T5 — each rising G+39 storeys, delivering 416 homes across two configurations. The tower count and low density are central to the design: more towers means each slab is narrower, so more units get corner orientation, better light and genuine cross-ventilation. Here is the full range:

*Indicative all-in price ranges for reference only. Exact pricing is subject to tower, floor, orientation and the developer’s official cost sheet. MahaRERA: PR1181012500079 — verify at maharera.mahaonline.gov.in.

The 3 BHK floor plan — what you get

The 3 BHK is the project’s most popular configuration, and for good reason: it delivers genuine luxury without the footprint — or the price — of a 4 BHK. At approximately 1,125 to 1,550 sq ft carpet area, the layouts are designed around an efficient but spacious flow.

Layout and room breakdown

• Three full bedrooms — the master with an attached bathroom and ideally a walk-in wardrobe or utility; two secondary bedrooms each sized for a queen or double bed.
• Living and dining area — a flowing, open-plan social space oriented for natural light, with a balcony or deck on most units.
• Kitchen — a dedicated kitchen designed for real use, with counter space, storage and a connection to the utility or dry balcony.
• Bathrooms — typically 2.5 to 3 bathrooms across the unit, with the master en suite featuring better fittings and finishes.

Which 3 BHK floor matters

Within the 3 BHK range, the carpet area varies — smaller units (~1,125 sq ft) are typically on lower floors and more compact orientations; larger variants (~1,550 sq ft) often occupy corner stacks or mid-to-high floors. The floor-rise premium — charged per floor — increases the price of higher units but also delivers better views, more breeze and less noise from the podium. For most buyers, the sweet spot is a mid-to-high floor in a tower that faces the landscaped greens or away from the main road.

The 4 BHK floor plan — what you get

The 4 BHK at The Westpark is the flagship family residence. With carpet areas from approximately 1,800 to 2,239 sq ft, these are genuinely large homes — rare in Andheri West, where most buildings offer 3 BHK as their maximum configuration. The extra room changes the character of daily life.

Layout and room breakdown

• Four bedrooms — the master suite is noticeably larger, often with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom that can accommodate a freestanding tub or rainfall shower. The fourth bedroom works well as a home office, guest room or study.
• Larger social spaces — the living and dining area is sized for real entertaining, with a deck or private terrace on premium units.
• Staff / utility room — many 4 BHK layouts include a separate utility or staff room, which matters in a Mumbai context where domestic support is common.
• 3 to 4 bathrooms — fully fitted, with the master bath at a higher specification level.

Duplexes and penthouses

Select units at the upper floors are available as duplexes or penthouses — multi-level residences with private terraces and enhanced specifications. These are priced and configured on request; enquire directly for availability and a detailed floor-by-floor plate.

How to compare units: 6 things to check on any floor plan

When reviewing any floor plan at The Westpark, go beyond the carpet area. Here is what actually determines how liveable a unit will be:

1. Orientation — north-facing units get consistent, shadow-free light; park-facing units have a greener, quieter outlook. Ask which direction each stack faces before selecting.
2. Ventilation path — a good floor plan has openings on at least two sides so air can move through. Cross-ventilated units are cooler and more comfortable, especially in Mumbai’s humidity.
3. Bedroom-to-bathroom ratio — confirm whether all bedrooms are attached or if the secondary bedrooms share a common bathroom.
4. Balcony or deck — not all units on every floor have a deck or balcony; confirm for your specific unit.
5. Floor-rise and PLC — the base price rises with floor level and may add a preferential location charge for corner or park-facing units. Get the full cost sheet to understand the all-in number for your preferred unit.
6. Tower positioning — on the master plan, some towers are closer to the clubhouse and amenity podium (useful for families with children); others are quieter and more private.

3 BHK vs 4 BHK — how to decide

The right answer depends on your household size, how you use your space and your budget. Here is a quick decision framework:

How to get the official floor plans

The developer releases detailed unit plans — showing exact room dimensions, window positions, structural elements and tower-plate layouts — as part of the official sales kit. These are shared with registered buyers and channel-partner enquiries, not published publicly (a common practice for projects in the pre-launch or early-launch phase).

To see the actual floor plans for the 3 BHK or 4 BHK units, along with the cost sheet and current price list, register your interest below. Our authorised channel-partner team will share the complete package — brochure, floor plans, cost sheet and payment plan — on WhatsApp, usually within a few hours. You can also WhatsApp us directly at +91 80503 63647.

This site is an authorised channel-partner platform, not the official DLF website. All prices, areas and details are indicative and subject to the developer’s official cost sheet.

Frequently asked questions

What floor plans are available at DLF The Westpark?

DLF The Westpark Phase 1 offers 3 BHK (approximately 1,125–1,550 sq ft carpet) and 4 BHK (approximately 1,800–2,239 sq ft carpet) apartments, plus select duplexes and penthouses on upper floors. Detailed unit-level plans are shared on request.

What is the carpet area of the 3 BHK at DLF The Westpark?

The 3 BHK carpet area is approximately 1,125 to 1,550 sq ft, depending on the specific layout variant, the tower and the floor. Larger 3 BHK variants are typically placed on mid-to-high floors or corner stacks.

What is the carpet area of the 4 BHK at DLF The Westpark?

The 4 BHK ranges from approximately 1,800 to 2,239 sq ft carpet area. Duplex and penthouse units are larger still and priced on request.

Should I buy a 3 BHK or 4 BHK at The Westpark?

The 3 BHK is the more efficient, value-focused luxury home and is typically more liquid in the rental and resale market. The 4 BHK suits families needing four rooms, a home office, or a larger social space. Both are designed for light and ventilation — the choice comes down to household size, lifestyle and budget.

How many towers are there in DLF The Westpark Phase 1?

Phase 1 has four towers — T2, T3, T4 and T5 — each rising G+39 storeys and together delivering 416 residences. Additional towers are planned across the 18-acre master plan.

Are there penthouses at DLF The Westpark?

Yes — select penthouse and duplex units are available on upper floors. These are priced and detailed on request. Enquire with our team for availability.

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