Krisumi Waterfall Residences

Krisumi Waterfall Residences is not just another luxury project trying to look premium on paper. It is one of the very few developments in Gurgaon where the concept actually shows up in real life. This is an Indo-Japanese collaboration between Sumitomo Corporation from Japan and Krishna Group from India.

Phase 1 of the much larger 65-acre integrated township spans 5.43 acres for the project. That matters because you are not just buying an apartment here; you are buying into a long-term ecosystem that will evolve over time.

Nikken Sekkei, a globally recognized Japanese architecture firm, handles the design. That’s where the difference starts to show. The entire layout follows a minimalist Japanese philosophy. Clean lines, functional spaces, and a strong focus on calm, open environments instead of cluttered luxury.

There are around 433 apartments in total, offering 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK configurations. Sizes range from 1,448 sq. ft. to 6,569 sq. ft., which means it caters to both mid-luxury buyers and ultra-luxury buyers.

One of the biggest strengths here is the open space planning. They keep over 80% of the area open, which is rare in Gurgaon. Most projects claim it, but very few actually deliver it.

This is not a basic clubhouse with a gym and pool. It includes a spa, lounge bar, mini theater, wellness zones, and sports facilities. The idea is simple: everything you need should be within the project, so you don’t have to step out for lifestyle needs.

Krisumi Waterfall Residences offers flexible payment plans, including a 30:70 possession-linked plan and a 25:25:25:25 plan. Booking starts at ₹5 lakhs, with payments spread across stages like 10% within 30 days, followed by installments linked to excavation, construction, OC, and possession. Prices begin from ₹3.62 Cr and go beyond ₹9 Cr. Additional costs like parking (₹2-4 lakhs), GST, stamp duty, and registration are extra.