Bahria Enclave 2 (Enclave-II): What It Actually Is — and Isn't

“Bahria Enclave 2” is not more sectors of the Bahria Enclave you know — it is a separate scheme, in a different location, selling a different product. Enclave-I is the 15-sector residential society off Park Road that this whole site covers. Enclave-II is planned on and around main Angoori Road, anchored by the Bahria Agro Farm Houses scheme — farm-plot living, not 5 Marla streets. Dealers routinely blur the two; buyers pay for the blur.

What the public record says — dated, with its gaps shown

• “Bahria Enclave-II, Agro Farming Scheme” — CDA’s own register (read 2 Sep 2026): Zone 4, 2,489.38 Kanal, LOP Approved 3 Nov 2011, NOC Issued 6 Oct 2019. Located on main Angoori Road — farm-house plots of multi-kanal sizes. Correction (3 Sep 2026): this page earlier carried the press-reported NOC date of 10 June 2019; CDA’s badge says 6 October 2019, and the register wins.
• “Bahria Enclave-II, Phase-II, Housing Scheme” — same register: Zone 4, 1,180.04 Kanal, LOP Approved 1 Oct 2011, NOC Issued 1 Oct 2014. Press reporting from February 2021 described a 1,180.04-kanal Enclave-II approval alongside Enclave-I’s revised layout; the register’s NOC date is 2014, so the 2021 item most likely covered a later revision, not the original NOC. Both dates are printed; neither is averaged. CDA’s own register carries both schemes with their attachments.
• The gap: public sources do not cleanly reconcile these two footprints, and no consolidated, current Enclave-II approved-layout document circulates the way Enclave-I’s plan does. Under CDA’s 20-Aug-2026 display directive, the sponsor must now display the approved plan and status at its booking office — for Enclave-II, asking to see exactly that is the whole game.

What this means if you are offered “Bahria Enclave 2”

• Confirm which scheme the file actually belongs to — Enclave-I (Park Road sectors), the Agro Farm scheme (Angoori Road), or something described as an Enclave-II extension. The papers, not the dealer’s phrasing, decide.
• Different product, different maths. A farm plot’s value logic (acreage, access, water, boundary) has nothing to do with a 5 Marla street’s liquidity. Our size-liquidity guide does not apply out there.
• Same verification discipline, higher stakes: NOC/plan status per parcel, record match at the office, and CDA-vetted paperwork — the five checks, before any token.