1A · 1st floor · 2BHK
Tarseel (1A) is a 1st-floor 2BHK with a hot & cold AC unit, a private balcony, and a Chesterfield-led living room. One short flight up from the gate, suited to families and guests who'd rather not climb. Sleeps four across two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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Good to know
I live right next door, so I'm always available if you need anything — whether it's about your stay or help exploring Kashmir. My family and I are happy to assist, and we have a dedicated helper for things like carrying luggage and making sure your stay is comfortable.
We can connect you with reliable taxi drivers for day trips to Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg. You coordinate and deal with the drivers directly — we simply share contacts.
Homemade breakfast — omelette, Kashmiri bread, parathas, and tea. ₹500 per person, served in your apartment after 8 AM. Please let us know a day in advance if you'd like to opt in.
Only breakfast is available, at a chargeable cost and subject to availability — no other in-house meals are served. The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen if you'd like to cook. Swiggy and Zomato both deliver here, and several cafés and restaurants are within walking distance.
We don't provide hotel-style housekeeping services. We encourage guests to maintain a tidy space during their stay. A deep clean with fresh linen can be arranged on request, at a chargeable cost.
The property is inverter-backed. Power cuts are rare and usually under 1–2 hours. Heavy appliances like the AC and microwave won't run during a cut, but lights, WiFi and charging points stay on.
Smoking is not allowed indoors. You're welcome to use the balcony or outdoor areas.
Maskan is in a peaceful residential area, so please keep noise to a minimum. No parties or events, and quiet hours apply after 10 PM — especially through the night, out of respect for our neighbours.
Bookings from guests with local Kashmiri IDs are strictly not accepted. Only guests who have booked are allowed in the apartment — strictly no visitors of any kind. If you need an exception, please speak to us in advance.
After your booking is confirmed, we'll request a valid government-issued ID for all guests, as required by local regulations. Please note that bookings from guests with local Kashmiri IDs are strictly not accepted.
Subject to availability — please ask in advance.
RFID-controlled main gate, CCTV in common areas and entrances, and a fire extinguisher on the premises. Quiet, secure neighbourhood.
Worth knowing
Tarseel has a hot-and-cold AC unit — cooling for the warmer July/August afternoons, heat for the colder winter months.
Maskan has no elevator, but Tarseel sits on the 1st floor — a single short flight from the gate, manageable with luggage.
Tarseel has its own private balcony — every 2BHK at Maskan does. Good for morning chai and an open-window evening.
FAQ
Yes — Tarseel (1A) has a hot & cold AC unit. Cooling for July and August, heat for the colder winter months.
Tarseel is on the 1st floor. Maskan has no elevator, but it's a single short flight up from the main gate — usually fine even with luggage and small children.
No. Tarseel (1A) is a fully independent apartment with its own private entry, kitchen and bathroom. The host family lives next door for service, not for shared space, and the main gate is RFID-controlled.
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