ACE Arte 4 BHK, Sector 150 Noida: 2,614 and 4,370 Sq.Ft (Tentative*)

Two 4 BHK configurations, one rate

The price list carries the 4 BHK in two sizes rather than one price band. Both sit at the same pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995 per sq.ft*, so the rate is not what separates them. What differs is the tentative area*, the EOI amount attached to each line, and 1,756 sq.ft plus one servant room between the two. Read the table as the shortlist; it deliberately stops at the rate and the EOI rather than a worked total, for the reason set out under the heading No total price appears on this page.

*Both areas are printed as a "Tentative Size*" on the developer's announcement material, and the list does not name the area basis behind either, so treat neither as a measured area to plan a room against. PLC, GST and other charge heads are named on the list without figures printed against them, so the final outgo on either line sits above the rate shown by an amount not yet public, and prices remain subject to change at the company's sole discretion. Carpet area as defined under RERA is specified in the Agreement for Sale.

The EOI is a queue position, not a price

The list sets the mechanism out plainly: units go first-come-first-serve, an EOI carries a priority number, and the offer code will be announced at the time of allotment. Your ₹15,00,000 on the 2,614 sq.ft 4 BHK, or ₹20,00,000 on the 4,370 sq.ft 4 BHK + S, decides when you get to choose, while the rate you pay stays the one on the dated list and the figure that binds is fixed only when the Agreement for Sale is executed. The exit is printed on the same list in full: if a unit is not allotted, the full payment is refunded without any deduction. On the terms the list prints, an EOI that does not convert comes back whole. Before any amount moves, have the priority number, the size and the named charge heads set down on one dated sheet. The full sequence is on our ACE Arte EOI process and refund rule.

The pre-launch rate against the launch rate

The same dated list carries two rates, not one. A launch BSP of ₹21,995 per sq.ft and a pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995 per sq.ft, the difference being a pre-launch discount of ₹5,000 per square foot. Because the discount is a rate rather than a fixed sum, it scales with the size you pick: it applies across the full 2,614 sq.ft of the 4 BHK and across the full 4,370 sq.ft of the 4 BHK + S alike. What the list does not print is a date on which the pre-launch rate closes. That absence is worth putting to the desk in writing before you fix a budget on either configuration, since it ties the size decision and the timing decision together.

No total price appears on this page

The price list itself does not print one for the 2,614 sq.ft or the 4,370 sq.ft line, and this page does not manufacture one by multiplying the tentative size by the pre-launch rate. Two things sit between the rate and a real figure: the charge heads the list names, PLC, GST and other charges, each printed as extra with no rupee amount against it, and the list's own statement that prices remain subject to change at the company's sole discretion. A number produced by multiplying size by rate would present as precise something the developer's own document keeps open, so it is left off this page. What exists instead is the desk's dated cost sheet, itemised head by head for the specific configuration you name, which is the document worth asking for before a budget is set.

The flyer's "4.5 Bedrooms" and the price list's "4 BHK + S" are one configuration

Not two units, one. The price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026 names the larger 4 BHK, at 4,370 sq.ft, "4 BHK + S"; the announcement flyer styles the same line "4.5 Bedrooms." One configuration, one rate, one EOI of ₹20,00,000. This page keeps to the price-list label, since the price list is the dated document the rate and the EOI amount are drawn from. If a quote reaches you under the flyer's name and another under the price list's name, match the sq.ft figure, 4,370, before comparing what each one is asking you to pay.

What the specification sheet lists for both configurations

The same list, for the 2,614 sq.ft 4 BHK and the 4,370 sq.ft 4 BHK + S alike. The ACE Arte specification sheet, titled "ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE" and read at our desk on 3 September 2026, runs one set of materials across configurations rather than a different finish for the larger unit. Living and dining areas carry imported/Italian marble flooring with a false ceiling, AC and fan provided; bedrooms carry laminated wooden flooring; bathrooms carry wall tiles up to 7 feet with hot and cold water arrangement; the kitchen carries imported/Italian marble flooring, a stone counter slab with an SS sink and modular cabinets; balconies carry anti-skid tiles. Final unit specifications are as recorded in the Agreement for Sale. So stepping from the 2,614 sq.ft line to the 4,370 sq.ft line buys area and a servant room, not a different finish; the fuller room-by-room sheet is on our ACE Arte specifications page.

No unit-wise floor plan published yet

As at 5 September 2026, the desk's last read, ACE has published the price list, the announcement flyer, the specification sheet and a set of renders for ACE Arte; a unit-wise floor-plan drawing for either the 4 BHK or the 4 BHK + S has not been released. The layout and building plan itself carries sanction NOIDA/NIYOJAN/2026/1328 dated 09.06.2026, as printed on the developer's price-list creative. Practically, that draws a line through the decision: the configuration, the tentative area*, the rate, the EOI and the queue can be settled today; a room's dimensions, a balcony's depth and where a unit sits in its tower cannot be, until a plan exists. Any drawing reaching you from elsewhere before then is worth checking against the sanctioned reference above. What is and is not published for ACE Arte generally is tracked on our ACE Arte floor plans page.

How to verify these figures on the register

ACE Arte's project registration, UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, is a public filing on UP-RERA's register, and it is worth checking independently of anything printed here. Search the registration number on up-rera.in, the government's own portal, or on the register as mirrored on upreratracker.com, and you can read the project name, the promoter's name, the registration date and the declared completion date exactly as the register prints those fields. The 2,614 sq.ft and 4,370 sq.ft sizes, the ₹16,995/sq.ft* rate and the two EOI amounts are not register fields; they come from the developer's own price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, which is why this page cites that document by name and date rather than the register for those figures. Use the register for what it holds, the registration itself, and the desk's dated documents for what it does not.

What to ask for before you pay an EOI

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 naming 4 BHK or 4 BHK + S.
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 to walk both sizes through with a consultant.
3. Email. [email protected], if you would rather have the documents on record in an inbox.

You buy directly from ACE Group, in your own name, with all payments to the developer's designated account. Our sales desk is an authorised channel partner paid by ACE Group, so there is no extra cost to you either way, and this is not ACE Group's official website.