OngoingResidential RERA: GGM/1014/746/2025/117 DATED 25.11.2025.

Aaroham

Curated Kid Centric Residences

Sector 80, GurgaonAshiana Housing

About Project

Curated Kid-Centric Residences is Ashiana's next-generation evolution in family living created for today's urban, dual-income parents who aspire for a nurturing, intelligent, and premium environment that helps their children grow holistically while they live effortlessly.

Positioned above our Kid-Centric Homes category, this offering caters to families who value emotional well-being, meaningful experiences, and elevated comfort where children thrive, mothers feel valued, and families feel complete.

This category represents the art of living beautifully and raising beautifully, blending design sophistication, purposeful planning, and emotional intelligence into a seamless family ecosystem.

World Class Amenities

Swimming Pool

Green Areas

Private Theater

Kids Zone

Infinity Pool

Gym

Parking

Mini Theater

Library

Rooftop Pool

Clubhouse

Spa

Landscaped Gardens

24x7 Security

Business Center

Gallery

About Developer

Ashiana Housing

Established 1979 • Projects

It was 1979 and India was slowly moving into the neoliberal age. Middle class India, on its ride along the country’s growth story, was desperate for good quality housing that was hard to find in its budget range. It was against this background that Om Gupta set up Ashiana Housing as a game changer. Ashiana Housing was to give to the middle-class home owner features that were hitherto seen only in higher income level group housing: top quality construction, manicured lawns, expanse of greenery, children’s play areas, swimming pools, clubs, a calendar of social activities for the whole family, and a full roster of maintenance services. As bottomline grew healthier and awards started pouring in, Ashiana Housing walked on another unique path – it pioneered the retirement home movement in India where seniors could lead safe, active, enjoyable and comfortable lives. Here was a company that focused on needs over trends, quality rather than quantity, and people instead of profit margins.