What Are the Parking Details for Godrej Epoque?

The RERA figure is for the whole project. It does not give a separate covered parking count for Tower 1 or Tower 2. Buyers choosing between the towers should therefore check the slot allocation for the specific apartment, along with the basement level and access route shown in the final documents.

Godrej Epoque’s building schedule shows five basement levels for Tower 1, Tower 2 and the clubhouse building. The project plan places parking in the basement area, while the RERA entry records no open parking area. This keeps the parking provision within the built part of the development.

The towers are planned as high-rise buildings, so basement access will matter in daily use. A slot close to the right lift lobby may be more convenient than one farther across the parking level. The exact slot number and location are details to confirm when an apartment is allotted.

The filing confirms 1,488 covered spaces, but it does not state a fixed parking entitlement for each 3 or 4 BHK home. It also does not say how many spaces will be set aside for guests. The project-wide average cannot be treated as an allotment for an individual flat.

For a buyer with two cars, the key detail is the number of slots written into the apartment’s documents. The same applies to a buyer who needs a larger slot or wants to know whether two allotted spaces sit together. Those details can differ by unit even within the same tower.

The project brief includes EV charging bays in the basement parking plan. It does not give a confirmed count of charging points or say which slots will have access. EV owners should check the final parking layout and the terms for using a charger when they select a unit.

Godrej Epoque also plans gated entry, CCTV in common areas and vehicle access using RFID tags. These features form part of the proposed parking and security setup. The parking layout will show how vehicles enter the basements and reach each tower.

The project brief gives apartment prices starting from ₹3.50 crore, but it does not provide a confirmed parking charge or state that every unit includes the same number of slots. A buyer needs the unit-specific cost sheet to see whether parking is included in the quoted price or listed as a separate item.

This matters when comparing two apartments with different sizes or in different towers. The base price alone will not show the full cost of the chosen home and its allotted parking. The cost sheet and sale agreement should carry the same parking details.