10 Marla Plot in Sector C Bahria Town Lahore – Prices, Blocks and Buying Guide
A 10 marla plot in Sector C Bahria Town Lahore puts you in one of the oldest, most settled parts of the society — here is what the blocks cost, and what to check before you buy.
If you are looking for a 10 marla plot in Sector C Bahria Town Lahore, you are looking at one of the most settled parts of the society. Sector C is among the oldest sectors of Bahria Town Lahore, and its blocks are fully developed and populated. That matters more than most buyers realise. A 10 marla plot in Sector C is usually a possession plot on a lived-in street, with houses around it, shops nearby, and utilities already in place. You are not waiting for the area to develop. You are buying into a neighbourhood that is already there.
A 10 marla plot measures 250 square yards, which is enough land for a comfortable double-storey family house with four to five bedrooms, a drawing room, a lounge, and parking for two cars. It is the middle size that suits most families: bigger than a 5 marla plot, which can feel tight for a growing family, and far more affordable than a 1 kanal plot. In a settled sector like Sector C, a 10 marla plot also holds its value well, because demand for ready-to-build plots in populated areas stays steady.
10 Marla Plot Prices in Sector C Bahria Town Lahore
Prices for a 10 marla plot in Sector C vary by block, and the difference between blocks is large. Indicative market rates for Sector C, as of November 2026, put 10 marla plots at roughly PKR 60 lac to PKR 80 lac in Iris Block, PKR 60 lac to PKR 90 lac in Juniper Block, PKR 85 lac to PKR 1.10 crore in Chambelli Block, PKR 85 lac to PKR 1 crore in Tulip Block, PKR 95 lac to PKR 1.10 crore in Jasmine Block, and PKR 1 crore to PKR 1.20 crore in Gulmohar Block. These are indicative rates from published market guides, and they change with the market, so treat them as a guide, not a quotation.
Some individual listings ask more. A 10 marla residential plot in Chambelli Block has been listed at PKR 2.35 crore, and plots in Gulbahar Block and Tulip Block have been listed at PKR 1.40 crore and PKR 1.50 crore. Those are asking prices for specific plots, and they show why the block and the street matter so much. A corner plot, a park-facing plot, or a plot on a wider road can cost far more than a general plot in the same block. The only reliable way to know the real price is to check the current market rate for the exact street and block you are considering, and to compare it with recent deals on that same street.
When you compare prices, ask whether the plot is a possession plot with utilities paid and map charges paid, or whether there are outstanding dues. A plot that looks cheap can carry unpaid charges that add lac to the real cost. Ask for the full picture in writing before you agree on a price.
The Blocks of Sector C
Sector C is divided into several blocks, and each one has its own character. Chambelli Block, Gulmohar Block, Iris Block, Juniper Block, Jasmine Block, Hussain Block, Tulip Block, and Tulip Block Extension all offer 10 marla residential plots, and most of them are fully populated. Gulbahar Block and the Overseas B Extension also fall within Sector C, and the Overseas B Extension has seen new deals of 10 marla plots on open forms.
Chambelli Block is one of the best-known blocks in Sector C, with 10 marla plots generally at the higher end of the sector's range. Gulmohar Block sits at the top of the range, with rates around PKR 1 crore to PKR 1.20 crore for a 10 marla plot. Iris Block and Juniper Block offer the lowest entry prices in the sector, which is why buyers with a tighter budget often start their search there. Jasmine Block and Tulip Block sit in the middle of the range, with established streets and steady demand.
The block you choose affects more than the price. It affects how close you are to the Main Boulevard, to the sector's parks and mosques, and to the commercial areas. It affects the width of the street, the age of the houses around you, and the pace at which plots change hands. Visit the block yourself, walk the street, and look at the houses around the plot. A street with well-kept houses tells you more about the neighbourhood than any advertisement.
Location: Why Sector C Works for Families
Sector C sits in a central position within Bahria Town Lahore, with easy access to the Main Boulevard and to Canal Bank Road. From Sector C you can reach Thokar Niaz Baig, Multan Road, and the Lahore Ring Road without a long drive. That central location is one of the reasons the sector has stayed popular for so long. Families who live here are close to the schools, hospitals, shopping areas, and mosques that Bahria Town is known for.
Because Sector C is an older sector, its streets are settled. The parks are in use, the shops are open, and the neighbours are already there. For a family that wants to build and move in quickly, that is a real advantage over a newer sector where you may wait years for the street to fill up. For an investor, a settled sector means a plot that can be rented out or resold without waiting for development to catch up.
Sector C also gives you a choice of plot types. Most 10 marla plots here are possession plots, which means you can start building as soon as the transfer is complete and the map is approved. Some plots are available on open form, which can make the transfer simpler. Ask the seller which type the plot is, and confirm it with the society's records before you pay.
What to Check Before Buying a 10 Marla Plot in Sector C
A plot in a settled sector still needs the same checks as a plot anywhere else. First, confirm the plot number, block, and size with the society's record, and make sure the seller is the genuine owner. Second, confirm whether the plot has possession, and whether utilities and map charges are paid. Third, check for outstanding dues, and get a written statement of anything that is still payable. Fourth, check whether the transfer is on open form or a regular transfer, and confirm the transfer charges and the tax position for your filer or non-filer status.
Visit the plot in person. Check the street width, the condition of the road, the distance to the nearest park or mosque, and whether the plot is on a corner, facing a park, or next to a commercial area. Each of these details affects both the price and how pleasant the house will be to live in. A corner plot costs more but gives you more light and air. A park-facing plot costs more but gives your family a view and a place to walk. A plot next to a commercial street may be noisier, so visit at different times of day if you can.
Also check the map and building rules for Sector C before you buy. Bahria Town has its own building by-laws covering setbacks, covered area, number of floors, and height. A 10 marla plot in Bahria Town typically allows a double-storey house, but confirm the exact rules for your block with the society's building control office before you finalise your house design.
10 Marla Plot in Sector C: Buy to Build or Buy to Hold?
Most buyers of a 10 marla plot in Sector C plan to build a house for their own family. The plot size suits a four to five bedroom double-storey house, and the settled neighbourhood means you can move in as soon as the house is ready. If that is your plan, budget for the plot, the construction, and the transfer and possession charges together, not just the plot price.
Some buyers buy to hold, expecting the value of a settled-sector plot to rise steadily. Sector C has a long record of steady demand, and plots in populated blocks tend to hold their value better than plots in undeveloped areas. But no plot rises in value on its own. The street, the block, and the pace of development in the surrounding area all matter, so compare a few plots in different blocks before you decide.
Whether you are buying to build or buying to hold, the same rule applies: compare at least two or three plots, check the paperwork, and take a second opinion from a consultant who knows Sector C. A few days of checking are always cheaper than a rushed purchase.
How to Plan Your Purchase
Start by fixing your budget, including the transfer charges, possession charges, and utility connection charges, not just the plot price. Then shortlist two or three blocks that fit your budget — for example, Iris Block or Juniper Block at the lower end, Tulip Block or Jasmine Block in the middle, or Chambelli Block or Gulmohar Block at the higher end. Visit each block, walk the streets, and look at the plots that are actually available. Ask the seller for a written breakdown of the price and all charges, and compare it with recent deals on the same street.
Get your figures in writing, and do not pay on the basis of a general sector rate alone. The sector rate is a guide. The street rate is the price. And before you pay, confirm the ownership, the possession status, and the dues with the society's record. A 10 marla plot in Sector C is a strong purchase when it is the right plot on the right street at the right price — and the only way to know that is to check.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 10 marla plot cost in Sector C Bahria Town Lahore?
Indicative market rates as of November 2026 put a 10 marla plot in Sector C at roughly PKR 60 lac to PKR 1.20 crore, depending on the block. Iris Block and Juniper Block are at the lower end, around PKR 60 lac to PKR 90 lac, while Chambelli Block, Jasmine Block, and Tulip Block sit in the middle, and Gulmohar Block is at the higher end, around PKR 1 crore to PKR 1.20 crore. Individual listings can ask more for corner or park-facing plots, so contact us for the current rate on the exact street you are considering.
Which blocks in Sector C have 10 marla plots?
Chambelli Block, Gulmohar Block, Iris Block, Juniper Block, Jasmine Block, Hussain Block, Tulip Block, and Tulip Block Extension all have 10 marla residential plots, and most of them are fully populated possession plots. Gulbahar Block and the Overseas B Extension are also part of Sector C.
Is Sector C a good place to buy a 10 marla plot?
Sector C is one of the oldest and most settled sectors of Bahria Town Lahore, with populated streets, possession plots, and easy access to the Main Boulevard and Canal Bank Road. It suits families who want to build and move in quickly, and investors who want a plot in a settled area with steady demand.
Are 10 marla plots in Sector C possession plots?
Most 10 marla plots in Sector C are possession plots, which means you can start building once the transfer is complete and the map is approved. Always confirm the possession status, and whether utilities and map charges are paid, for the specific plot you are buying.
What is the size of a 10 marla plot?
A 10 marla plot is 250 square yards, which is enough for a comfortable double-storey family house with four to five bedrooms, a drawing room, a lounge, and parking for two cars.
What should I check before buying a 10 marla plot in Sector C?
Confirm the plot number, block, and size with the society's record, check the possession status and outstanding dues, confirm whether the transfer is on open form or regular, and visit the plot to check the street, the location, and the houses around it. Get a written breakdown of the price and all charges before you pay.
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