ACE Arte Specifications: Which Flooring, AC, Kitchen and Bathroom Lines Are Already Fixed, and Which Ones the Agreement Closes

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The tagline printed at the head of the ACE Arte specification sheet, read at the desk on 3 September 2026.

The specification lines already settled, and the ones still open

The sheet runs to five room heads: living/dining, bedrooms, balconies, bathrooms and kitchen. The useful way through it is not to read down the list but to sort it, so the table below carries every field as ACE labels and prints it, with a fourth column saying what that entry settles for you and what it leaves for the agreement:

Read from the ACE Arte specification sheet on 3 September 2026. Specifications here are indicative and the developer can revise them; the version that binds is whatever is recorded in the Agreement for Sale. Nothing on this page is an offer, and nothing on it substitutes for reading the agreement.

What this sheet takes off your post-possession budget

Two entries change the arithmetic for anyone weighing addresses in this bracket, and both are easy to skim past because they sit in the table like ordinary rows. AC and fan runs against the living/dining and against all bedrooms, which means the air conditioning arrives with the flat instead of arriving as a quotation once you have the keys. False ceilings with lights run through those same rooms, so a second fit-out line is inside the price rather than queued behind it. Compare properly and you are not weighing one rate against another; you are weighing a rate against a rate plus the air conditioners plus the ceilings. The rates themselves, and what sits outside them, are on our ACE Arte price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, row by row.

In the bathrooms, notice the entry that carries a number: wall tiles up to 7 feet. A number is something a tape measure can settle at handover, which makes it the easiest kind of line to rely on. The entries carrying adjectives instead, “standard fittings” above all, are the ones worth turning into named makes in the agreement, because a name is enforceable and an adjective is a matter of opinion.

Handling a line that reads “Imported marble / Italian marble”

You treat it as a decision still to be made, and you make sure it gets made on paper. A slash means either side of it satisfies the sheet: imported marble or Italian marble, putty or oil bound distemper, flush or skin doors. Sheets circulated at launch read this way across the bracket, because the material call sits months ahead of the sale, so there is nothing unusual in any of it. The narrow point is where the call gets recorded: the sheet keeps the choice open, and the Agreement for Sale is what closes it.

That is why the practical sequence is to settle the open lines before signing rather than after. RERA ties the delivered apartment to the specification recorded in the agreement, so a written answer sitting in the agreement outranks a sample flat, a render, or a reassurance given on a call. The same logic covers what the sheet names without grading: the air conditioners, the sanitary fittings, the modular cabinets. A line reading “provided” establishes that the thing will be there. Only the agreement establishes what it is. Which of those lines actually matter varies with the tower and the configuration, so the checklist our desk sends alongside the sheet is worth asking for rather than assembling from a web page.

Each launch kit document and the question it answers

Three documents in the ACE Arte launch kit answer three different questions, and buyers lose time by putting a question to the wrong one. The ACE Arte price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, row by row answers what a unit costs and what becomes of money that does not convert into an allotment. The breakdown of the ACE Arte 20X5 payment plan answers when each instalment falls due. This sheet answers what arrives inside the walls, and its answers are the ones you verify with your own eyes at handover rather than on a statement. The register facts standing behind all three (UP-RERA UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, registration date 28.07.2026) are gathered with every other published figure on our dated ACE Arte fact capsule. Unit-wise floor plans and unit-wise specifications are not among the documents published as at 4 September 2026, and they are the ones to expect at allotment stage; the order that sequence runs in is on our guide to the ACE Arte EOI process and its refund rule, and the tentative sizes those specifications will attach to are on our page on the three ACE Arte tentative sizes.

ACE Arte features and amenities

Two documents carry them. The specification sheet fixes the home: imported or Italian marble in the living, dining and kitchen, laminated wooden flooring in every bedroom, AC and fan provided, modular kitchen cabinets with a stone counter and SS sink, and anti-skid tiles with a grid false ceiling in the bathrooms. ACE's own published amenity list carries nine items around a clubhouse of approximately 50,000 sq ft*: a swimming pool, a gym, the clubhouse, an amphitheatre, indoor games, a kids' play zone, sports courts, yoga and meditation, and a banquet and party lawn, set out in full on our home page amenities section. Amenities are indicative and subject to sanctioned plans and the Agreement for Sale.

What to ask the desk for before you sign

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 with the configuration you are considering, and the sheet comes back with the launch documents that go with it.
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 if you would rather go head by head with a consultant and decide which open lines matter to you.
3. Email. vidit@vidastu.com, if you want the documents sitting on record in an inbox instead.

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