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10 marla house construction in DHA Bahawalpur
Ten marla is a size families in DHA Bahawalpur ask about often. It is in possession in Sector A, Sector C, Sector D, and on part of Sector F. Part of Sector E, which is not in possession, is also 10 marla. The rest of Sector E is 5 marla. The sector changes the visit. It does not remove the need for a drawing that fits the plot.
This page stays with layout, stages, and the papers you provide. Nothing here is a quotation.
Typical layout considerations
A 10 marla house can hold a ground-floor drawing room, a dining space that is not the kitchen, a family kitchen, and one bedroom for a parent, with the other bedrooms upstairs. That is a full house. It is not two houses. A separate annexe, a servant room and two car bays only fit if you give something else up, usually the court or the front lawn.
A stair in the centre makes a dark middle. We prefer a stair on a wall, a landing with a window, and bathrooms stacked so drains do not cross the drawing room.
One covered car beside the drawing room keeps a garden. We do not assume a basement because the plot is 10 marla. West sun on a glass drawing room is a daily comfort problem, so a verandah is the ordinary correction.
How the work proceeds
1. Enquiry
Name the sector, say 10 marla, and say whether you understand it as possession or non-possession. A room list beats a picture of someone else's house.
2. Visit
We look at road level, the gate, overlooking windows, and where the sewer and electricity are. A possession sector can still have a plot that is not ready to set out.
3. Layout
Ground floor, first floor, stair, court and cars are agreed together. A parent's ground-floor room is drawn first, not squeezed in later.
4. Drawings
Plans, a section and elevations are discussed before they are called a set. The drawing is not an approval letter.
5. The DHA file
DHA Bahawalpur checks house drawings before construction. We invent no form names and we do not mark our drawings as passed. You submit, or you authorise that step in writing.
6. Build and handover
Setting out, foundations, grey structure and roof, then finishes and services. Finishes are specified on their own. Handover lists rooms, keys, meters and snags. No standard month count is printed.
What you provide
The papers you hold, the sector, and confirmation of 10 marla. Say if it is Sector A, C, D, part of F, or part of E. State possession or non-possession as you understand it.
Add how many people, who needs a ground-floor room, how many cars, a phone number, and who can walk the site.
Questions
Which sectors have 10 marla plots?
In possession: Sector A, Sector C, Sector D, and part of Sector F. Sector E is non-possession, and part of it is 10 marla while the rest is 5 marla. Current availability is not on this page.
Does this page quote a construction rate?
No. This page publishes no rate and no quotation. Ask the office after a visit, or open the construction calculator on its own page.
Can you copy a plan from another 10 marla house?
Only as a starting conversation. The road, the west sun and the gate side change the plan. A borrowed drawing is not your DHA file.
What should I send with the enquiry?
Sector, 10 marla, possession or not, who will live there, cars, site access, your phone, and the plot papers you hold.
Are finishes included in the way you describe the build?
Finishes are a separate agreement from the grey structure. This page does not fold them into a single unpublished number.