ACE Arte Sizes and Floor Plans: 1,927, 2,614 and 4,370 Sq.Ft (Tentative*)

The three ACE Arte sizes, and what separates them

Start from the thing the list makes easy: the pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995/sq.ft* is the same on all three lines. That removes price band from the decision entirely and leaves three variables, the tentative area* you are buying at that one rate, the room count that comes with it, and the EOI amount the list attaches to each line. The last column is the near-term cash question, because it decides what you have to move to sit in the queue at all. Read the table as a shortlist. The rate ladder behind it, launch BSP and pre-launch discount and pre-launch benefit column by column, is set out on our ACE Arte price list, row by row.

*Every area above is printed as a “Tentative Size*” on the developer's announcement material, and the list does not name the area basis behind it, so treat none of the three as a measured area you can plan a room against. The step column is plain subtraction between two tentative figures, useful for weighing the lines and nothing more. The arithmetic column is one rate applied to one tentative size and rounded inside the bracket, which makes it the floor of a cost sheet rather than its total. PLC, GST and other charge heads are named on the list without figures printed against them, so your final outgo sits above that column by an amount not yet public, and prices remain subject to change at the company's sole discretion. Carpet area as defined under RERA is specified in the Agreement for Sale.

The rate carries the case for booking now

Most of it, and the list makes that visible by printing two rates rather than one. The same dated list carries a launch BSP of ₹21,995/sq.ft and a pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995/sq.ft, the difference between them being the pre-launch discount of ₹5,000 per square foot. That ₹5,000 is the whole of the pre-launch case, and because it is a rate rather than a lump sum it grows with the line you pick: it is applied to every one of 1,927, 2,614 or 4,370 tentative square feet. What the list does not print is a date on which the pre-launch rate closes. That is the question worth putting to the desk in writing before you fix a budget, because it makes the size decision and the timing decision one decision instead of two.

What the 1,927 sq.ft 3 BHK commits you to

This is the entry line, and the one behind the headline you have probably already seen. ACE prints “Starting From ₹3.27 CRORE*” on the end frame of its announcement film, and the arithmetic under that headline is 1,927 sq.ft × ₹16,995 = ₹3,27,49,365*, about ₹3.27 Cr, before the extra charge heads and subject to change. Two things follow for a buyer. First, a headline built from a rate times a tentative size* is the floor of your cost sheet, not its total, so a budget set at ₹3.27 Cr* is a budget set before the heads the list names without figures. Second, the entry ticket into the sequence for this size is an EOI of ₹10,00,000, the smallest of the three, which makes this the line where the gap between wanting a unit and holding a priority number is narrowest.

The extra 687 sq.ft on the 4 BHK buys area and a room

Area and a room, and on the documents we hold, nothing else. The middle line is 2,614 sq.ft, which is 687 sq.ft of tentative area* above the 3 BHK at exactly the same rate: 2,614 sq.ft × ₹16,995, the same arithmetic as the 3 BHK and issued on the desk's dated cost sheet, other charges extra, subject to change, against an EOI of ₹15,00,000. The part that settles the decision is what does not change. The specification document lists the same finishes for every configuration, the same imported/Italian marble, the same laminated bedroom floors, the same modular kitchen, so moving up from the 3 BHK does not buy a better-finished apartment. If the room count is what your family needs, the step is worth pricing on its own terms. If you were expecting the larger line to arrive finished differently, the document does not describe a different finish for it.

The 4.5 BHK you were quoted and the 4 BHK + S are one line

It is not, and settling that before you line two quotes up beside each other saves an argument. The price list calls the largest configuration 4 BHK + S at 4,370 sq.ft; the announcement flyer styles that same line “4.5 bedrooms”. Two labels, one configuration, one rate. The arithmetic on it is 4,370 sq.ft × ₹16,995, issued on the desk's dated cost sheet, other charges extra, subject to change, against an EOI of ₹20,00,000. It is the widest step on the list and therefore the line most exposed to the rate itself, since one ₹16,995/sq.ft* is being applied across the largest area. We keep to the price-list label across this site, so a quote that reaches you under the flyer label can be matched back without asking anyone twice.

What you cannot decide yet, and why

The room, as distinct from the apartment. As at 4 September 2026 neither a unit-wise floor plan nor a master plan has been published for ACE Arte, though renders are; the dated price list is what puts an area against each configuration, which is why the table above is built from it rather than from a plan. Practically, that draws a clean line through your decision. On one side you can settle today: the configuration, the tentative area* band, the rate, the EOI and the queue. On the other side you cannot settle yet: a room's dimensions, a balcony's depth, the kitchen's working length, where a unit sits in its tower and what it faces. Any plan reaching you at this stage from somewhere else is worth holding against the printed tentative sizes* before you act on it. Send your configuration to +91 98114 05300 and the unit plans reach you on WhatsApp the day ACE Group releases them, with the dated size sheet alongside, so the second half of the decision opens the moment the document exists. What stands published and what does not is tracked on our dated ACE Arte fact capsule.

The finish does not change with the size

That is the most useful thing on this page for a buyer weighing two lines. The ACE Arte specification document, the one titled “ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE”, which we read at our desk on 3 September 2026, runs one list across the configurations above, with final unit specifications per the Agreement for Sale. So finish comes out of the size decision altogether and four variables are left: area, room count, the EOI amount and the plan nobody has seen. The right column below is what each line settles for you, and where it hands the question on.

Read off the ACE Arte specification document at our desk on 3 September 2026; indicative, and the specification that binds is the one that goes with the Agreement for Sale. Read the AC and fan line twice before you build a move-in budget, because cooling is usually money a buyer sets aside separately and here it is named on the document. The full sheet, room by room, is on our ACE Arte specifications page.

What the EOI on your size buys

A position, not an apartment and not a price. The list sets the mechanism out plainly: units go first-come-first-serve, an EOI carries a priority number, and the offer code will be announced at the time of allotment. Taken in order, that means your ₹10,00,000, ₹15,00,000 or ₹20,00,000 decides when you get to choose, while the rate you pay stays the one on the dated list and the figure that binds is fixed only when the Agreement for Sale is executed. The exit is printed on the same list in full: if a unit is not allotted, the full payment is refunded without any deduction. So on the terms the list prints, an EOI that does not convert comes back whole, and what you are committing in the meantime is time rather than a price. Before you transfer anything, have the priority number, the size basis and the named charge heads set down on one dated sheet. The sequence itself is on our ACE Arte EOI process and refund rule, and the five instalments that follow allotment on our ACE Arte 20X5 payment plan.

What to ask for before you decide

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 with your preferred configuration (3 BHK / 4 BHK / 4 BHK + S).
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 to walk the three sizes through with a consultant.
3. Email. vidit@vidastu.com, if you would rather have the documents on record in an inbox.

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