The Address & The Vision

An Address Worth Coming Home To

Godrej Sarjapur Road is a 30-acre high-rise community of 518 apartments arranged across two towers rising to Ground plus 33 floors. The development reserves approximately 80% of the land as open space, a ratio that becomes increasingly rare on Sarjapur as parcels shrink. Homes are offered in 2 BHK and 3 BHK configurations, with east and west-facing orientations. A signature 18,500 square foot clubhouse anchors the social spine of the community.

The intent here is unhurried living within a working corridor. Wide setbacks between the two towers preserve sightlines and cross-ventilation; landscaped ground planes carry residents from the lobby to the clubhouse without crossing vehicular paths. Five lifts per tower, including a dedicated service lift, mean the building behaves like a tower without the queues that usually come with one. The result is a residence that respects time as much as space.

Apartment plans are drawn around the practical geometry of family life rather than spectacle. The 2 BHK at approximately 1,200 sqft, the 3 BHK 2T at 1,500 sqft, and the 3 BHK 3T at 1,800 sqft each carry their bedrooms to external walls for daylight and privacy. Three basement levels handle parking and services so that podium and ground remain green. Materials and fittings reflect the standards Godrej Properties has carried across its Bangalore portfolio.

The case for buying now rests on what is being built around the project rather than only within it. The Sarjapur–Hebbal metro corridor under Phase 3A, with 28 stations connecting Carmelaram, Agara, Koramangala, and Hebbal, was approved by the Karnataka Cabinet on December 6, 2024. A 647-acre KIADB industrial park between Attibele and Sarjapur, spanning six villages in Sarjapur hobli, is also in the pipeline. Road widening on the main Sarjapur artery and the Peripheral Ring Road alignment add further tailwinds to this micro-market.

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Configurations & Pricing

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Starting from Rs. 1.44 Cr onwards

Configuration	Size	Starting Price
2 BHK Compact two-bedroom layout with east or west-facing orientation	1200 sq.ft.	Rs. 1.44 Cr
3 BHK 2T Three-bedroom plan with two bathrooms, family-sized living area	1500 sq.ft.	Rs. 1.80 Cr
3 BHK 3T Larger three-bedroom layout with three bathrooms and broader frontage	1800 sq.ft.	Rs. 2.16 Cr

Lifestyle

World-Class Amenities

Recreation

18,500 sqft clubhouse
Swimming pool
Indoor games room
Multipurpose hall
Lounge deck
Steam and sauna
Amphitheatre

Active

Fully equipped gymnasium
Tennis court
Badminton court
Jogging track
Yoga deck
Squash court
Cycling track

Family

Children's play area
Senior citizens' corner
Party hall
Crèche
Reading lounge
Community garden

Garden

Landscaped central park across 80% open space
Themed gardens
Tree-lined walking paths
Water features
Outdoor seating courts
Pet park

Master & Floor Plans

Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.

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Location / Address

A Defining Address

Kada Agrahara Road, Sarjapur, Bangalore · Sarjapur · Bangalore

Kada Agrahara sits along the Sarjapur belt in southeast Bangalore, a corridor that has shifted from quiet farmland to one of the city's most active residential markets within a single decade. The neighbourhood is shaped by proximity to RGA Tech Park, Wipro SEZ, and the dense IT employment cluster stretching from Bellandur to Electronic City. Once a quiet suburb on the outskirts of Bangalore, Sarjapur is now at the forefront of significant infrastructure transformations, with major projects such as Bangalore Metro Phase 3A, the Satellite Town Ring Road, and the KIADB Industrial Park reshaping its future. Schools, hospitals, and retail along the main artery have matured in step with the housing demand.

The Kada Agrahara stretch offers something that the busier Sarjapur main road no longer can: scale of land and breathing room. Kada Agrahara's average price stands at around ₹8,200 per sqft compared to Bangalore's broader average of ₹12,300 per sqft, leaving room for value as the corridor matures. The location places residents within reach of Outer Ring Road, Whitefield, and Electronic City without sitting inside any one of their commute funnels. It is the rare Bangalore address where 30-acre planning is still possible.

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Connectivity

Location Advantages

Thoroughfares

Sarjapur Main Road — 1 km / 3 mins
Outer Ring Road (Bellandur) — 12 km / 25 mins
Hosur Road / NH-44 — 14 km / 30 mins
Carmelaram Railway Station — 7 km / 15 mins
Proposed Sarjapur Metro Station (Phase 3A) — Within 3 km

Corporate

RGA Tech Park — 5 km / 12 mins
Wipro Corporate Office, Sarjapur — 6 km / 14 mins
Embassy Tech Village, Bellandur — 13 km / 28 mins
Pritech Park SEZ, Bellandur — 14 km / 30 mins
Electronic City — 18 km / 40 mins

Hospitality

Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield — 16 km / 35 mins
The Park, Sarjapur Road — 12 km / 28 mins
Marriott Whitefield — 18 km / 40 mins
Hilton Embassy GolfLinks — 20 km / 45 mins

Education

Greenwood High International School — 4 km / 10 mins
Inventure Academy — 6 km / 14 mins
Indus International School — 8 km / 18 mins
Oakridge International School — 5 km / 12 mins
Azim Premji University — 12 km / 25 mins

Healthcare

Columbia Asia Hospital, Sarjapur Road — 9 km / 20 mins
Motherhood Hospital, Sarjapur — 5 km / 12 mins
Manipal Hospital, Sarjapur Road — 10 km / 22 mins
Narayana Multispecialty, HSR Layout — 14 km / 30 mins

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Beyond the Project

Infrastructure & Growth

Namma Metro Phase 3A — Sarjapur to Hebbal Red Line

A 37-km corridor with 28 stations connecting Sarjapur to Hebbal via Koramangala and the central business district, approved by the Karnataka Cabinet in December 2024 and targeted for operations by 2030.

Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR)

A 290-km regional road network designed to connect Bangalore with surrounding satellite towns and over 330 villages, improving access from Sarjapur to Hosur, Attibele, and beyond while easing pressure on the city centre.

KIADB Industrial Park, Attibele–Sarjapur

A 647-acre industrial park approved across six villages in Sarjapur hobli of Anekal taluk, expected to drive employment and pull commercial demand closer to the project's immediate catchment.

Sarjapur Road Widening and Signal-Free Corridor

Phased widening of the main Sarjapur Road from two to four lanes, supported by proposed grade separators at Wipro Junction, Kaikondrahalli, and Dommasandra to reduce travel time along the corridor.

Hosur–Karmelaram–Hebbal Suburban Rail Corridor

A proposed 46-km suburban railway corridor with 18 stations linking Hosur to Hebbal via Karmelaram, offering Sarjapur residents a parallel mass-transit option alongside the upcoming metro line.

Build Quality

Specifications

Structure

RCC framed structure designed for seismic Zone II
Three basement levels for parking and services
Earthquake-resistant tower design rising to G+33

Flooring

Vitrified tile flooring in living, dining and bedrooms
Anti-skid ceramic tiles in balconies and bathrooms
Granite or polished stone in lobby areas

Bathroom

Premium CP fittings from reputed international brands
Designer wall tiles up to false ceiling
Glass-partitioned shower areas
Hot and cold water provision

Kitchen

Granite counter with stainless steel sink
Provision for modular kitchen, hob and chimney
Designer dado tiles above counter
Water purifier point

Doors & Windows

Engineered hardwood main door with veneer finish
UPVC or aluminium glazed windows
Internal flush doors with laminate finish

Electrical

Concealed copper wiring with modular switches
Provision for AC points in living and bedrooms
100% DG power backup for common areas and lifts

Security

Three-tier security with manned gates
CCTV surveillance across lobbies, basements and perimeter
Video door phone in every apartment
Boom barriers and visitor management system

Why Invest

Compelling Reasons

1

Thirty acres on the Sarjapur belt

Land parcels of this scale are increasingly rare along Sarjapur. Spreading 518 apartments across 30 acres allows for low ground coverage, generous setbacks between the two towers, and roughly 80% open space — a planning luxury that defines how the everyday feels.

2

Two towers, 518 homes, not a crowd

Many comparable launches push higher density to recover land cost. Holding the count to 518 apartments across two towers, with five lifts per tower including a dedicated service lift, keeps lobby waits short and shared amenities genuinely accessible to residents.

3

18,500 sqft clubhouse anchoring daily life

The clubhouse is sized to host a working gym, indoor courts, a multipurpose hall, and quiet lounges without overlap. Amenities are placed within a single envelope so residents do not navigate the project to switch between fitness, recreation, and community use.

4

Direct beneficiary of Phase 3A metro and STRR

The Sarjapur–Hebbal metro line cleared the Karnataka Cabinet in December 2024 and is targeted for operations by 2030. Combined with the Satellite Town Ring Road and Sarjapur Road widening, the address sits inside three converging infrastructure timelines.

5

A working IT catchment, not a speculative one

RGA Tech Park, Wipro SEZ, Embassy Tech Village, and the wider ORR–Bellandur cluster sit within a 6 to 14 kilometre arc. Rental demand here is grounded in occupied office stock, not promised stock — which matters for both end-users and investors.

6

Built by Godrej Properties

Godrej Properties is the listed real estate arm of the Godrej Group, headquartered in Mumbai and active across Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Delhi-NCR. The company reported approximately ₹29,444 crore in sales bookings and delivered around 18.4 million square feet in FY 2024-25.

About the Developer

Godrej Properties

Godrej Properties was established in 1990 as the real estate development arm of the Godrej Group, an Indian conglomerate founded in 1897 by Ardeshir Godrej. Headquartered in Mumbai, the company is a subsidiary of Godrej Industries Group and is listed on both the BSE and NSE following its 2010 initial public offering, which raised approximately USD 100 million. Since 2012, it has been led by Executive Chairman Pirojsha Adi Godrej, with Gaurav Pandey serving as Managing Director and CEO. As of FY25, the company employs around 2,391 people and reported pre-sales of ₹29,444 crore.

The approach centres on design rigour, on-time delivery and sustainability. Every project launched since 2010 has been a certified green building, and Godrej Properties has ranked among the top listed residential developers globally on the GRESB sustainability benchmark, including the number-one position in 2020, 2021 and 2022. The company was an early adopter of ISO 9002 certification, awarded by Bureau Veritas in 1996, and is a founding partner of the Sustainable Housing Leadership Consortium. Projects are executed through an in-house team supported by collaborations with international design firms.

The portfolio covers residential, commercial, township and plotted developments across 12 cities, including the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, Pune, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, Gurugram, Noida, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Nagpur and Kochi. The first project, Godrej Edenwoods at Thane, was signed in 1991, with the Cypress building delivered in 1994. Recent launches include Godrej MSR City, a 62-acre township in Shettigere near Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport, Godrej Madison Avenue in Kokapet, Hyderabad, and Godrej Astra on Gurugram's Golf Course Road, which recorded sales of around ₹1,000 crore at launch.

Ownership remains anchored in the Godrej family through the promoter group, which holds approximately 46.7 percent of the company. Roughly 23 percent of the broader Godrej Group's promoter holding sits in trusts that fund environment, health and education initiatives, reflecting a long-standing philosophy of patient, stewardship-led capital. The group has roots in the Swadeshi movement and today serves consumers across more than 1.1 billion touchpoints worldwide. For Godrej Properties, this lineage translates into long-cycle land acquisition, conservative balance-sheet management and a commitment to delivering communities that retain value over decades rather than market cycles.