Godrej Florenne 5 Bed Luxe Rowhouse Plan

The 5 Bed Luxe gives you five bedrooms spread across a home built on more than one level. It follows the same G+2 or G+3 format used through the project. At 5,500 sq. ft, this is a full 1,800 sq. ft. larger than the entry-level Optima layout. That extra space usually supports a bigger living room, a separate family lounge, or a dedicated study alongside the main bedrooms.

The fifth bedroom is the main difference from the 4 Bed Luxe layout, and it opens up real options. Some families use it for elderly parents who want their own space on the ground floor. Others turn it into a guest room, a home office, or a room for domestic staff. Since this is the largest home in the project, common areas like the living and dining zone should also carry more floor space than the smaller layouts.

Every 5 Bed Luxe home comes with a private garden at ground level, plus a rooftop terrace on top. Given the larger plot at this tier, the garden and terrace here should offer more usable space than in the smaller units, though the exact dimensions will be confirmed in the official plan. Dedicated parking comes bundled with the unit as well, with room to fit more than one vehicle in most cases.

The complete, room-wise floor plan drawing has not been released yet, since the project is still at the pre-launch stage. Ask the sales team for the official brochure to check exact room dimensions before you commit to this layout.

Godrej Florenne offers four rowhouse types in total, and the 5 Bed Luxe sits at the very top of that range.

Moving from the 4 Bed Luxe to the 5 Bed Luxe adds about 1,000 sq. ft. and a full extra bedroom, for roughly ₹1.45 Cr more at current pre-launch figures. That is a big step up in both cost and space, so it makes sense mainly for families who genuinely need the fifth room. If your need is simply more space within four bedrooms, the 4 Bed Luxe covers that at a lower price point.

The 5 Bed Luxe sits within the same 20-acre site as every other layout at Godrej Florenne. The project is off NH 648, on the eastern edge of Whitefield. Kadugodi and Hope Farm metro stations sit within reach on the Purple Line. Whitefield Railway Station adds a train option close by too. The Satellite Town Ring Road runs near the site as well, which should ease travel across East Bengaluru as the belt develops further.

If you work at ITPL or EPIP, this address keeps your daily commute short, no matter which layout you choose. A 5 Bed Luxe buyer gets the exact same road and metro access as someone in the smallest Optima unit. The difference here comes down to space and price, not location.

The current starting price for the 5 Bed Luxe is about ₹8.00 Cr. This figure comes from the pre-launch stage, so treat it as an early sign rather than a locked-in number. The final price sheet will be confirmed once the project formally launches on 6 October 2026.

You can reserve a preference for this layout through the Expression of Interest process, which asks for a deposit of ₹25 Lakh. Once the project launches, the payment plan shifts to a build-linked schedule. Ten percent is due at allotment, and another ten percent at agreement signing. The rest ties to build stages as work moves ahead. Add GST, stamp duty and registration on top of the quoted price when you plan your total budget.

The 5 Bed Luxe suits a large or joint family that needs five separate bedrooms under one roof. It works well for households that want space for elderly parents, regular guests, or a dedicated home office without converting a bedroom meant for someone else.

It also suits a buyer at the top end of the Florenne price range who wants the largest plot, the biggest garden, and the most generous common areas in the project. If five bedrooms feels like more than your family needs right now, the 4 Bed Luxe offers most of the same space benefits at a notably lower price.