Sky Villa Type 1 vs Type 2 at The Amaryllis, Central Delhi — Full Comparison

Sky Villa Type 1 vs Type 2 at The Amaryllis — Which One Actually Suits You?

The Amaryllis in Central Delhi isn't short on options. But at the very top of Tower E sit two products that are in a category of their own — the Sky Villas. They're homes you build a life around. There are two versions: Type 1 and Type 2. But each one is built for a different kind of family, a different way of living, a different scale of everything. Here's everything you need to know before choosing.

Type 2 is roughly 28% larger than Type 1. That difference shows up in every room, every corridor, every terrace.

This is where the family sleeps. Both villas tuck the bedrooms away on this level, keeping them separate from the entertaining spaces upstairs.

*For pricing and layout of Amaryllis Skyvilla, Karol Bagh, check details here.

Verdict for Amaryllis Skyvilla: Type 2's bedroom floor feels like a different home entirely. The rooms are bigger, the family lounge actually has room to breathe, and the study is genuinely useful — whether you're working from home or have kids who need a proper space to focus.

This is where daily life happens — drawing room, dining, kitchen. Both villas enter on this level from the building corridor.

Verdict for Amaryllis Skyvilla: Type 2 has two additional bedrooms on this floor plus a prayer room — which matters a lot for large joint families. The kitchen is larger, and that terrace? At 50 feet wide, it's one of the most generous outdoor spaces you'll find in any Delhi high-rise. Type 1's terrace is longer but narrower.

This is where the Sky Villas live up to their name. The top floor is given entirely to entertainment and leisure — the kind of living you'd normally only experience at a five-star hotel.

Verdict for Amaryllis Skyvilla: This is where Type 2 pulls decisively ahead. An infinity pool versus a plunge pool isn't just a size difference — it's a completely different experience. Then throw in the jacuzzi, steam bath, dedicated bar, and a sixth bedroom right there on the party floor — Type 2's top level is essentially a private resort. Type 1's gym, however, is impressive and notably absent in Type 2, which may matter to fitness-focused buyers.

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  Bedrooms: Type 1 has 4, Type 2 has 6. If you've got a big family or guests always coming through, that gap is everything.

• Pool: Type 1 gets a plunge pool — it's a proper luxury and more than you'd need on most days. Type 2 gets a full infinity pool with a jacuzzi right alongside it. The jump in experience between the two is hard to overstate.

• Gym: Surprisingly, Type 1 has a proper gym (22'3" × 12'). Type 2 does not. If you're someone who works out daily, that's not a small thing.

• Study Room: Only Type 2 has one. Working from home? Kids studying for boards? This one addition makes a real difference.

• Prayer Room: Type 2 has one, and it's a genuinely considered touch for families where daily prayer is just part of the routine.

• Bar: Only Type 2 has a dedicated bar space on the entertainment level.

• Steam Bath: Only Type 2.

• Terrace: Both have serious outdoor space, but Type 2's total terrace area is larger when you add it all up — and that 50-foot-wide terrace on Level 2 is something else.

• Servant Accommodation: Both have one servant room, though Type 2's is slightly larger at 6'6" × 8'.

  
  

Who Should Buy Type 1?

Type 1 is built for the family of four to six that wants an extraordinary home to live in — not a venue to host events. The three-level layout feels personal rather than sprawling, the gym on Level 3 tells you fitness was thought about from day one, and the plunge pool will do everything you need it to on a regular day. At 8,939 sq ft, it's undeniably grand — but it doesn't feel like too much to manage.

It suits nuclear families, couples with two to three children, buyers who want real luxury without the overhead of running a six-bedroom home.

Who Should Buy Type 2?

Type 2 is for people who entertain seriously and live as a joint family. Six bedrooms means everyone — parents, kids, grandparents, the extended family visiting for the holidays — has a place without anyone feeling squeezed. The infinity pool, jacuzzi, steam bath, and bar on Level 3 aren't extras — they're the whole point of how this home functions socially. And the prayer room plus the large kitchen aren't just nice touches; they show this home was designed with real Indian family life in mind, just at a scale most people can only dream about.

It suits joint families, buyers who host often, households that span multiple generations — or honestly, anyone who looks at 11,414 sq ft and thinks "yes, that's the one."

FAQs

Q: How big are the two Sky Villas?

Type 1 covers 8,939 sq ft spread across three levels. Type 2 covers 11,414 sq ft, also across three levels.

Q: Does Sky Villa Type 1 have a pool?

It does — a plunge pool (11' × 15'3") on Level 3. Type 2 steps it up with a full infinity pool and a separate jacuzzi.

Q: How many bedrooms does each Sky Villa have?

Type 1 has 4 bedrooms plus a servant room. Type 2 has 6 bedrooms plus a servant room.

Q: Is there a gym in the Sky Villas?

Yes, but it's only in Type 1. The gym (22'3" × 12') sits on Level 3. Type 2 doesn't have a gym inside the unit.

Q: Do both Sky Villas have a private lift?

Yes — both Type 1 and Type 2 have their own in-unit lift running between all three levels.

Q: Which floor does the main entry open on?

You walk in at Level 2 — the main living floor with the drawing room, dining area, and kitchen.

Q: What's on the top floor (Level 3) of each Sky Villa?

• Type 1: Party Hall, Party Terrace, Plunge Pool, Gym, Service Kitchen

• Type 2: Party Hall, Infinity Pool, Jacuzzi, Steam Bath, Bar, Bedroom, Service Kitchen, Terrace — the works.

  
  

Q: Is there a prayer room or puja space?

Type 1 has a Puja Room on Level 1. Type 2 has a Prayer Room on Level 2.

Q: What is the terrace area in each villa?

• Type 1: Level 2 terrace (556 sq ft) + Level 3 terrace (696 sq ft)

• Type 2: Level 2 terrace (517 sq ft) + Level 3 terrace (1,073 sq ft)

Q: Which Sky Villa works better for a joint family?

Type 2, and it's not close. Six bedrooms, a prayer room, a bigger kitchen, and a 50-foot-wide terrace — it's a home that was clearly designed with multiple generations in mind.

Q: What tower are the Sky Villas in?

Both sit in Tower E at The Amaryllis in Central Delhi, developed by Unity Group.

Q: Are the Sky Villas ready to move in?

For current possession and construction status, reach out to Unity Group directly — they'll have the latest.

Q: What is included in the sale price?

For standard apartments, the price includes BSP + PLC + 2 car parkings. For Sky Villa pricing details and what's included, get those terms confirmed straight from the developer.