About This Project
Celestia is a 60-residence tower developed jointly by Qualcon Group and Hitech Developers in Sector 11, Kharghar, registered with MahaRERA as PR1270002501237. The building holds four homes per floor across a G+19 structure and is offered exclusively as 3 and 4 BHK; there are no compact configurations. RERA carpet areas are 1,000–1,205 sq ft for the 3 BHK and 1,989–2,318 sq ft for the 4 BHK, under ten-foot ceilings, with an air-conditioned Italian marble entrance lobby. The plot was acquired through a CIDCO tender and lies two minutes from D-Mart, Kharghar Village Metro Station and the Sion-Panvel Highway, with Navi Mumbai International Airport approximately fifteen minutes away by road. Amenity decks are provided at both podium and rooftop level. Prices start at ₹2.33 Cr and completion is registered for December 2029. Celestia sits at the upper end of the Kharghar market.
Highlights
Amenities
Swimming pool
Fitness centre
Club house
Deck area
Landscape garden
Gazebo
Key facts
Developer
Qualcon Group and Hitech Developers (joint venture)
Structure
G+19
Possession Date
December 2027
Plot Type
Cidco Tender
3 BHK carpet
1000–1205 sq ft
4 BHK carpet
1989–2318 sq ft
Location
Celestia Kharghar
By Qualcon Group (Qualcon S K Hi-Tech LLP)
CELESTIA, Near D'Mart, Sector 11, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 410208
₹2.33Cr – ₹5.02Cr
December 2029
CELESTIA, Near D'Mart, Sector 11, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 410208
MahaRERA
PR1270002501237
Details at maharera.maharashtra.gov.in
Frequently Asked Questions
Celestia is priced from ₹2.33 Cr for a 3 BHK up to ₹5.02 Cr for a 4 BHK. With only sixty homes in the building and four to a floor, no two positions are quite alike, so we quote against what is genuinely open and negotiate that figure with Qualcon on your behalf.
On a Celestia purchase you pay 5% GST while the tower is under construction, 6% Maharashtra stamp duty plus 1% metro cess, and registration charges capped at ₹30,000. Parking, society formation and the maintenance advance are billed separately. At this ticket size the additions are substantial, so we prepare the full figure before you decide.
Celestia is offered on a construction-linked plan — a booking amount, a further instalment at agreement, then staged payments as slabs and finishing work complete, with the balance at possession. The long registered timeline spreads those instalments further apart than on a nearer-term project, which suits buyers funding from income rather than a single sale.
Yes. Celestia is registered with MahaRERA under PR1270002501237, which is the baseline every lender requires, and the ticket size sits comfortably within normal home loan limits at leading banks and housing finance companies. We can introduce you to lenders already funding purchases in Sector 11, Kharghar.
Celestia is registered with MahaRERA under number PR1270002501237. Search that registration number at maharera.maharashtra.gov.in — not the project name — and you can read the sanctioned plans, the promoter details, the declared completion date and every quarterly construction filing yourself.
Booking at Celestia requires PAN, Aadhaar, current address proof, passport photographs and the booking payment, with each joint applicant providing the same. NRI buyers additionally need a passport, visa or OCI card and NRE/NRO account details. At this value, income documentation for the loan is worth assembling early — we send the full checklist.
Celestia is built exclusively as 3 and 4 BHK homes. RERA carpet areas are 1,000–1,205 sq ft for the 3 BHK and 1,989–2,318 sq ft for the 4 BHK, under ten-foot ceilings. There are no 1 or 2 BHK units in the building at all, which is unusual in Kharghar and deliberate.
Celestia holds 60 apartments across a G+19 structure on a half-acre CIDCO tender plot, at four homes per floor. Four to a landing means a private lift lobby in practice rather than a shared corridor, and sixty families in total keeps the building quiet in a node where towers of three hundred flats are routine.
Celestia stands near D'Mart in Sector 11, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai 410208. Sector 11 is on the western edge of the Kharghar node, inside the Metro Line 1 corridor and within a short drive of Kharghar Valley Golf Course, Central Park and the Sion-Panvel Highway.
Kharghar Village metro station on Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1 is roughly 650 metres from Celestia — a nine-minute walk — running to CBD Belapur and Pendhar. Kharghar railway station on the Harbour Line is about 2.8 km, the Sion-Panvel Highway is two minutes away, and the new airport around fifteen minutes.
Kharghar's international schools are the draw at this end of the market — Ryan International sits about 850 metres from Celestia and DAV International roughly 1.3 km, with Apeejay and Podar serving the wider node. For healthcare, Medicity and the ACTREC cancer centre are both within Kharghar, alongside Sanjeevan Hospital under a kilometre away.
Kharghar carries the 119-hectare Central Park, a golf course, Metro Line 1 and a 4.2/5 resident safety rating, roughly 10 km from the new airport. The honest complaint is density — towers built close together, and congestion at Three Monkey Point. Celestia answers that directly: sixty homes on half an acre, four per floor, with its own podium and rooftop decks rather than a shared amenity crush.
Celestia carries amenity decks at both podium and rooftop level, holding a swimming pool, fitness centre, clubhouse, landscaped garden, gazebo, jogging track, reflexology pathway, children's play area, party lawn, indoor games room and a senior citizen sitout. Building services include gated security with CCTV, fire-fighting systems, a sewage treatment plant and rainwater harvesting.
Beyond the homes, Celestia carries an air-conditioned Italian marble entrance lobby, a cafeteria, a shopping centre and a society office. A cafeteria and shops inside the building are unusual at sixty homes — they exist because the plot is zoned commercial-cum-residential, which is also what pays for a lobby of that standard.
Celestia is developed by Qualcon Group through Qualcon S K Hi-Tech LLP, on a plot secured through a CIDCO tender. The completion date registered with MahaRERA is December 2029. That registered date is the legally enforceable outer limit rather than a target, and quarterly progress is filed publicly so you can track the build against it.
December 2029 is the completion date Qualcon has registered with MahaRERA for Celestia, and RERA-registered dates are deliberately conservative because a developer is accountable for missing them. Buying early on a long timeline is how you secure a 4 BHK at today's rate, on a payment plan spread across the full build.
On a ₹2.33 Cr to ₹5 Cr purchase, the rate is the whole argument. Goldworth deals directly with Qualcon, so we negotiate your price with the developer instead of quoting a portal listing, and our fee comes from the developer, never from you. With sixty homes in the building, we also tell you which of them are genuinely worth the premium.