Krisumi Waterfall Suites

Waterfall Suites offers a different kind of home from the big family apartments that dominate this corridor. It's a studio apartment project on about 3.886 acres in Sector 36A, Gurgaon, and it's under construction. The studios are larger than you might expect, from 921 to 1,182 sq.ft. The project is registered under RERA in phases, with registration numbers GGM/715/447/2023/59 and GGM/816/548/2024/43, and you can check each one on the state RERA portal before booking.

It comes from Krisumi, a joint venture between India's Krishna Group and Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, and sits next to Krisumi Waterfall Residences. The design and planning draw on Japanese ideas about space and living, and the whole setup leans towards serviced living, with a restaurant, bar and lounge, a spa and salon, and food courts planned alongside the homes.

Sector 36A is where Krisumi is building all three of its projects, so in effect it's one neighbourhood being developed in stages. Living here, you'd be part of a growing Krisumi cluster rather than a standalone building, with retail and entertainment zones planned around it.

The planned facilities include a clubhouse with a bar and lounge for gatherings, a fully furnished gym, food courts, a swimming pool, a safe kids' play area and landscaped green spaces, with Wi-Fi throughout the complex. Security comes with CCTV surveillance around the clock, and there's 100% power backup, water storage, fire safety equipment, high-speed lifts, parking for two and four-wheelers, housekeeping and maintenance staff.

There are three studio sizes, 921 sq.ft, 980 sq.ft and 1,182 sq.ft. Indicative prices start around ₹1.95 Cr, and since prices move during construction, check the current sheet.

Waterfall Suites can suit a single professional, a couple, or an NRI who wants a smaller base in Gurgaon for visits. Serviced-style amenities like the restaurant, spa and housekeeping make it easier to lock up and leave for months at a time. A studio of this size may also appeal to tenants who want space without a full family flat.

That said, studios are a narrower market than 2 and 3 BHK homes, both for renting and for resale, so go in with clear expectations. Before you buy, confirm the HRERA registration and the committed possession date, ask for the carpet area of the exact unit, and get a clear estimate of maintenance and any service charges, since serviced amenities often cost more to run.

Krisumi is a joint venture between India's Krishna Group and Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, and the Japanese side shows up in the design and planning of its homes. All three of its projects sit close together in Sector 36A, so it's really one neighbourhood being built in stages: Waterfall Residences, Waterfall Suites and the newest, Waterside Residences. None is finished yet, so there isn't a completed Krisumi tower to walk through.