Neighbourhood guide
A considered guide to living and investing in Defence Colony.
Established in the years following Independence, Defence Colony was originally planned as a residential community for serving and retired members of the Indian Armed Forces. Over the decades, it has evolved into one of South Delhi’s most established residential addresses, while retaining its original character of green streets, spacious homes and a quiet community atmosphere.
Why it remains premium
Defence Colony’s spacious plots, mature greenery and established residential character make it a rare and enduring South Delhi address. Its close proximity to the Delhi High Court and other major courts has also made it increasingly attractive to legal professionals, with offices and residences within the neighbourhood
Daily life
Defence Colony offers a calm, green residential setting with the convenience of one of South Delhi’s finest lifestyle markets. From restaurants and cafés to boutiques, galleries and everyday essentials, Defence Colony Market is right at your doorstep.
Getting around
Defence Colony enjoys a central South Delhi location, with easy access to the Ring Road, Lodi Road and major parts of the city. Khan Market • Lodhi Road • Nehru Place • South Extension • Greater Kailash • India Gate With Lajpat Nagar Metro Station nearby, the neighbourhood remains exceptionally well connected.
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Pricing
Defence Colony pricing moves with the market. Rather than publish numbers that may be out of date, we share current, property-specific guidance when you reach out.
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