Ninety-five villas, full stop
A closed number on ~30 acres, fixed at sanction.

Bettahalasuru, Jala Hobli, Yelahanka, Bangalore
“Embassy Eden - 5 BHK Mansion Villas in North Bangalore”
Ninety five houses on thirty acres is a ratio that makes or ruins all else about a place. Embassy Eden North Bangalore is located on the northern fringe of the city, in Bettahalasuru in the Jala Hobli, Yelahanka and the arithmetic works out to be roughly three houses to the acre. The villas are set to have 7,000-9,000 sft built up area, consisting of a ground floor and two upper floors, topped with a terrace and surrounded by a garden. Land does the heavy lifting. The setbacks are generous because there is room for them, and the distance between one family and the next becomes a design choice, not a sacrifice. Sion Eden Developers Private Limited is the promoter of the development.
More often than not, buyers shortlisting Embassy villas in Yelahanka have a certain brief in mind. They want an airport they can drive to, schools their children can go to in minutes and a house big enough for three generations without tripping over each other. All three are covered in this address. The site is on Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology route and connects with the Yelahanka-Rajanukunte spine route to Bellary Road and expressway to the north. Kempegowda International Airport is approximately 17 km away on the same side of the city. The buyers of Embassy Eden Bengaluru do not arrive by chance, they arrive after eliminating the alternatives.
Project name | Embassy Eden Yelahanka |
Promoter entity | Sion Eden Developers Private Limited (CIN U68100KA2024PTC192093) |
Architect | Thomas Associates, Bangalore |
Property type | Residential group housing - independent luxury villas |
Configuration | 5 BHK - ground floor plus two upper floors plus terrace |
Total villas | 95 |
Total land area | ~1,28,081 sq m (~30 acres) |
Built-up area a villa | 7,000-9,000 sft |
Site density | ~3 villas an acre |
Car parking | Up to 4 covered bays a villa - 959 bays across the site |
Approving authority | Bangalore Development Authority |
Plan sanction | No. 06/2025-26, dated 16 May 2025 |
Project start | 31 January 2026 |
Proposed completion | 31 December 2031 |
Address | Bettahalasuru Village, Jala Hobli, Yelahanka, Bengaluru Urban - 562157 |
Coordinates | 13.16432 N, 77.59246 E |
This place is not linked by a single artery. It’s a hierarchy of pathways. Internal roads are connected to Yelahanka-Rajanukunte Road, which connects to Doddaballapur Road and then to Bellary Road. NH-44 corridor carries traffic to Devanahalli and ports. The town of Yelahanka is around 8 km south. Manyata Business Park is around 19 km away and so is Hebbal. This is the belt where the Namma Metro Blue Line to the airport is being developed and that is what separates an Embassy villa project Yelahanka buyers look at now from what they may have seen five years ago. Connectivity to Embassy Eden is not guaranteed, however it is better than a declared timetable.
Approvals are closed, not pending and that is the reason for a plan of this scale. The plan is approved by Bangalore Development Authority, registered under Karnataka RERA, clearances are obtained from SEIAA for environment, Karnataka State Pollution Control Board for consent to establish, Airports Authority of India for height, BESCOM for 1,846 KVA of power, BSNL and Bettahalasooru Grama Panchayat. The Embassy Eden RERA registration is valid till 31.12.2031. This Embassy Eden fresh launch price is on request.
The property might be read as two villa precincts divided by a spine of open space. Plots are numbered 01 to 95 on the design, in rows along 6m, 9m and 12m wide roadways that diminish in width as they run in from the entry to the calmer interiors. The total built-up coverage of the land is approx. 31,622 sq m, which is roughly a quarter of the space, with three quarters left for gardens, streets, parks and commons. The area of internal roadways is about 27,439 sq m. Parks add additional 14,631 sq m but instead of merging into one vast lawn they are split into six enclaves, so that most homes are within easy walking distance of greenery.
Some 1,600 trees will be planted. The green cover in the site will be around 45,722 sq m. The eastern boundary is a nala and 15m buffer which is a protected open area and not a built over environment. Civic facilities are spread over 6,395 sq m in two blocks: CA-01 measuring 4,660 sq m and CA-02 measuring 1,511 sq m. The site has a floor area ratio of 2.50 and the project is using 0.583, less than a quarter of the permissible ratio. That difference makes it clearer than most numbers what a strategy is about. Every house has its own ground. So the villas that private garden buyers ask about in Rajanukunte are not a luxury tier, but the default here.
Scarcity is the real deal. Large villa plots inside the airport belt don’t come up very often and when a developer has 30 acres the commercial temptation is to sub-divide into 300 plots. 95 was a choice and once the layout is approved it’s definitive. The setbacks, the trees, the serenity, all the things a buyer desires, come from that one decision, not from anything added after.
The second is timing. Jobs are still coming north to the KIADB Aerospace Park. The terminal 2 at Kempegowda International Airport has been expanded and the subway under construction along the corridor. It is due to be completed by December 2031 enabling the transfer to take place while much of the infrastructure is still under construction. If buyers are looking out five years, they are buying at the tail end of the corridor, not the beginning. In terms of infrastructure, there are relatively few new launch luxury villas in North Bangalore that are ahead of the curve.
A closed number on ~30 acres, fixed at sanction.
Density low enough that neighbours stay neighbours, not audience.
Mansion-scale floor area over ground plus two floors.
Ground coverage ~25%; the rest is garden, street and green.
Under a quarter of permitted intensity - by choice.
959 parking bays across the community.
Ground plus one, at the centre of the plan.
Against ~45,722 sq m of green cover on site.
RERA, BDA, SEIAA, KSPCB, AAI, BESCOM, BSNL, Panchayat.
Among the few villas near Stonehill International School at this scale.
A maid's room with its own door - privacy that works both ways.
Embassy villas North Bangalore has seen at this scale are few; new villa projects in Rajanukunte rarely reach 30 acres.
Larger dimensions also available on request
The plan is built on two typologies, Type A and Type B, with the same section, Ground Floor, 2 stories above, a terrace above that. This is the foundation of the 95. There are 58 dwellings of one type and 37 of the other. Embassy Eden villa floorplans are still deliberately narrow. The measurements of the plots differ depending on the position, the corner plots, spine plots and cluster interiors all work differently, thus a buyer's Embassy Eden villa size depends on where in the design the property is located rather than one standard rectangle.
One question is asked often enough to answer easily. Embassy Eden does not have 2 BHK or 3 BHK. The layout is established at sanction as each of the 95 houses is a 7,000-9,000 sft five-bedroom villa with no smaller format envisaged and no smaller format to be added. If you are searching for 4 BHK villas near Rajanukunte you will get the same answer here. We’d rather tell you on the web than have you make the trip out to see.
Prices are on request and fluctuate depending on land position and type. Our staff can provide you the Embassy Eden pricing sheet showing tax & registration separately, explain the Embassy Eden payment plan that relates to the construction connected timetable and initiate the Embassy Eden EOI process for buyers who want to get a place before it is published more broadly. Ask for Embassy Eden price of a particular plot and we will give quotation for that plot and not a range.
Three dwellings to the acre is more crucial than on a busy site, but early buyers get first pick of the plan. because for that matter alone a discussion about Embassy Eden fresh launch is worth discussing because the Embassy Eden pre-launch pricing is reflective of the stage and not the finished product. In the event that you are in receipt of a fresh launch offer at the time of your enquiry, this will be issued to you in writing and not via the telephone. The price of the Embassy Eden villa follows on the same day. Send us the configuration you have in mind.
Embassy Eden amenities in a 95-lot project are a different math than amenities in a 900-lot cluster of towers. There are fewer families per facility therefore there are rarely lineups at the club house and the pool is generally free. The Embassy Eden facilities are in a central block of around 1,568 sq m over ground and one floor. The outdoor program is not centered at one end of the complex, but spread out among the parks. This is the ratio that Yelahanka luxury gated community villas buyers generally compare and win or loss.
Clubhouse, ~1,568 sq m - Ground plus one floor, planned as the social centre of the layout.
Banquet hall - For gatherings that outgrow a dining room.
Gymnasium - Within the amenity block, a short walk from any villa.
Spa - Part of the indoor wellness programme.
Swimming pool, ~250 sq m - Shared across 95 households rather than several hundred.
Outdoor sports area, ~595 sq m - Court and field space within the community.
Lawns and landscaped gardens - Six park pockets across ~14,631 sq m.
Pet park - A fenced run, so dogs are planned for rather than tolerated.
Entry from the south off the 25.3 m road from Bettahalasuru on one side and Rajanukunte on the other. The main spine is a 12m wide driveway from the entrance, taking traffic north across the site, dropping to 9m and finally 6m wide as it gets to the residential clusters. The Embassy Eden master design divides the site into two villa precincts on either side of that spine, with the amenities complex at the junction so both precincts may walk to it. The parcel follows the terrain, rather than the landscape being a grid imposed upon the parcel.
Cleanly separated zoning. About a fifth of the lot is covered by villas. The balance is on roads, parks, green belt and civic services. A nala along the eastern boundary which is kept green and not built over with a 15 m buffer. Unbuilt pockets required are retained as Kharab across the survey numbers. Parks are spread in six pockets, 720 sq m to 5500 sq m, P&OS-01 to 06, ensuring that green is accessible to homes all around the plan, and not pooled at the boundary.
Feature | Detail |
Entry and spine | Single controlled entry from the south, feeding a 12 m primary driveway. |
Driveway hierarchy | 12 m spine stepping down to 9 m and 6 m within clusters. |
Zoning split | ~25% ground coverage; the balance in roads, parks, green belt and amenities. |
Protected edges | 15 m nala buffer along the east; kharab pockets retained as open land. |
As for the Embassy Eden floor plan, each villa is built over a ground level, two higher storeys and a terrace. It leads to the ground floor living and dining rooms through an entrance hall with a lift. Four undercover vehicle spaces on property. A maid’s room has an independent entrance to separate the circulation of home workers from the circulation of family. That's a detail that looks small on paper but is a big deal in daily use. This rationale is followed for both typologies in the Embassy Eden floor design, changing room arrangement with plot position, rather than redesigning the section.
Type / Configuration | Size | Structure |
5 BHK villa - Type A | 7,000-9,000 sft | Ground + 2 floors + terrace |
5 BHK villa - Type B | 7,000-9,000 sft | Ground + 2 floors + terrace |
Amenity block | ~1,568 sq m | Ground + 1 floor |
There are 58 homes of one type and 37 of the other, a total of 95. The villas are ground plus two. The highest allowed building height on the site is 11.725 m and the maximum allowed height above mean sea level is 974.8 m. The site level is 924.8 m. That threshold is contingent upon the airport clearance. The sanctioned plan has set backs , with a 5 m set back line along the edges of the road . Ground coverage is limited to ~25% against the 23.6% reached and the FAR is 0.583 against the allowable 2.50.
Master Plan
Floor Plan
Floor PlanAn apartment and a 7,000-9,000 sft villa would shoot differently as you have to incorporate the surrounds in the frame. Here the facades are coated in textured paint and aluminum windows and balconies with glass railings over tile or stone. Walking along a street of them the language of the facade is the same but the plan geometry changes. This is what prevents a low density layout from becoming dull or disorganized. At our Embassy Eden gallery, the same subject is presented at a resolution that exceeds any page.
The insides are minimalist and elegant. Marble, engineered wood or vitrified tiles, depending upon the room you step into. Ceilings are dropped where services demand it. Then there is Emulsified Premium Wall, Bathrooms fitted with Villeroy & Boch or equivalent sanitaryware fittings. The areas a resident visits in a week are the Clubhouse, the pool at ~250 sq m, the sports area at ~595 sq m and the six park pockets. Check out the latest Embassy Eden images! Just ask us and we’ll acquire them for you!
Feature | Detail |
Facade language | Cladding and textured paint, aluminium windows, glass-railed balconies. |
Interior palette | Marble, engineered wood or vitrified tile; false ceilings; premium emulsion. |
Bathrooms | Villeroy & Boch or equivalent ware; Hansgrohe or equivalent CP fittings. |
Community spaces | Clubhouse ~1,568 sq m, pool ~250 sq m, sports ~595 sq m, six park pockets. |
Bettahalasuru is a village in Jala hobli in Yelahanka taluk of Bangalore urban district. Embassy Eden Photos Wanted From Site Same Treatment As Development Continues Embassy Eden Bettahalasuru Southern side of Sir M Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology Road, Road to Rajanukunte, 25.3m. Hence, the practical response to the question “Where is Embassy Eden located on the map?” is the site’s own survey records geocode to Narayanapura Main Road in Rajanukunte belt. The villas of Bettahalasuru are built on land that was farmland in living memory but is now occupied by international schools, a national sports institution and a string of gated communities. This place is for persons looking for new villa projects in Rajanukunte or for people looking for upcoming villa projects in Rajanukunte before announcement. Premium villa projects do not come up that often on Rajanukunte Main Rd. This is why these Jala Hobli villas on 30 acres of land stand out.
The villas near Bellary Road in Devanahalli is connected to Hebbal in the south and NH-44 in the north. Doddaballapur Road links to internal lanes from property and connects to Yelahanka-Rajanukunte spine. Plenty of access to the layout, none of the noise. For those who wish to have villas near NH-44 Bangalore but not on it, this corridor will be a blessing. The Satellite Town Ring Road provides outside regional access via Doddaballapur, Devanahalli and Hoskote. Rajanukunte is a place where you may buy luxurious villas. Often bought for that. Five minute run to an artery route, and a quiet street at the end of it. In the same decade, many more new luxury villas in Rajanukunte Bangalore on the same axis.
The corridor will also connect to the Namma Metro Blue Line to the airport. Once operations commence, homes near Doddajala Metro Station will also fall under the catchment area of the airport line. If you are traveling weekly with your family members then there is one significant advantage and that is to stay in a luxury villa near Kempegowda International Airport. Both terminals are to one side of the city, about 17 km apart, without driving through the centre. Employment map: If you are looking for villas near Bangalore Airport, do check the employment map as well. Villas near Devanahalli Business Park are about 17 kms away and about 20-22 kms from the KIADB Aerospace Park; close enough to travel and far enough to be peaceful. Luxury Villas Near Devanahalli Business Park is the same search but a new anchor point. Pre launch villas in Devanahalli Business Park brings it down further.
Stonehill International School - ~1.5 km
Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology - ~4.6 km
Vidyashilp Academy - ~6 km
Canadian International School, Yelahanka - ~11 km
Manipal Hospital, Doddaballapur - ~15 km
Aster CMI Hospital, Hebbal - ~16-17 km
Devanahalli Business Park - ~20 km
Embassy Manyata Business Park - ~23 km
KIADB Aerospace Park / Devanahalli SEZ - ~20-22 km
Rajanukunte - ~4.7 km
Yelahanka town / junction - ~10 km
Kempegowda International Airport (T1 / T2) - ~21 km
Hebbal - ~19 km
Doddaballapur town - ~21 km
Devanahalli town - ~22 km
Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence - ~1.5 km
Nandi Hills - ~35 km
A luxury villa lives or dies on its specification and the list below is what the blueprint offers not what it strives to. Our team can provide the Embassy Eden brochure for complete information on the building, finishes, fittings and services. And the kicker is this:
RCC framed structure; block masonry to external and internal walls.
Marble, engineered wood or vitrified tile, varying by room.
Premium emulsion paint; false ceilings; vitrified or marble dado.
Marble, engineered marble or ceramic flooring and dado.
Villeroy & Boch or equivalent; Hansgrohe or equivalent fittings.
Cladding and textured paint; aluminium windows.
Tile or stone flooring with glass railings.
Hydro-pneumatic system.
100% DG backup; 1,846 KVA sanctioned; EV charging at ~25% of bays.
Centralised HVAC.
150 KLD STP on SBR technology; treated water reused on site.
300 cum storage with 33 recharge pits; harvesting in all units.
Solar panels in all units; LED to outdoor and common areas.
Seismic Zone II, to IS 456-2000 and IS 1893 (Part 1) 2016.

Approx 30 acres plot size with 95 villas of size 7000-9000 sft with approx 3 house per acre. That helps a lot. Bettahalasuru Group Housing Layout Development. Built by Thomas Associates, Bangalore and Sponsored by Sion Eden Developers Private Limited and Sanctioned by Bangalore Development Authority vide plan No. 06/2025-26 dated 16 May, 2025. Work to begin on 31 January 2026 and to be finished by 31 December 2031. The project is divided into 2 typologies, type A and type B, with a ground floor and two upper levels, crowned with a terrace. The first contained fifty-eight houses, the second thirty-seven.
The design is above all characterized by a certain restriction. Allowed FAR = 2.50 The proposed FAR is 0.583. It occupies about 25 percent of the lot’s area. The built up area is 31,622 sq m and the land area is 128,081 sq m . The scheme refuses to build what home owners really buy – 45,722 sq m of green belt, 14,631 sq m of parks in six pockets and 27,439 sq m of internal highways spread out in a hierarchy of 12 m, 9 m and 6 m driveways. The neighborhood will get roughly 1,600 trees planted. The math was evident to Embassy villas Bettahalasuru clients even before they saw a brochure. In Jala Hobli we do not often find such huge tract of land under a single title for luxury villa complexes.
Each house is constructed for the working size of a family. Lifts provide access to the entrance lobby. A lobby joins the living and dining areas on the ground floor. It features four covered spots for cars and is one of 959 residences in the area. There is a maid's room with a separate entrance, so the staff and family don't cross paths, one has to work around the other's space. The clubhouse, which is around 1,568 sq m on ground and one level, has a banquet hall, gymnasium and spa. There is a pool outside of approx. 250 sq m and a sports area of approx. 595 sq m. Embassy Eden mansion villas are not designed to go through five-year renovation cycles.
The community identification services that want to get out of the municipal holes. Flushing, Landscape and Cooling applications with 150 KLD of treated water from sewage treatment utilizing SBR technology. 33 holes to filling & 300 cum. Storage tanks for rainwater harvesting Full load - EV charging at around 1/4 of the parking places BESCOM has sanctioned assistance of 1846 KVA for DG units. Solar panels will be installed on each residence and all outdoor and common area lighting will be LED.

Bettahalasuru is a village situated at Jala Hobli, Yelahanka Taluk, Bengaluru Urban district on the northern fringes of the city where farmland has given way to gated development for close to fifteen years. Stonehill International School is approx 1.5 kms. Embassy Eden Jala Hobli Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence is 1 km away. Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology is around 4kms away.
Access is not a road. There’s a hierarchy. The 25.3 m road ends at the south, where it meets Bettahalasuru on one side and Rajanukunte on the other. The feeders are the interior streets that run into Doddaballapur Road and finally Bellary Road – the NH-44 corridor which is grade separated for much of its length, moving traffic north to Devanahalli and the terminals or south to Hebbal and the city. The Yelahanka-Rajanukunte spine is the feeder. Yelahanka town is around 8 km away from the place of everyday duties. The Embassy villas Jala Hobli are the more subdued end of the range; and that is the whole concept of selecting them.
Education is more definitive of this belt than retail. Stonehill International School is the anchor of the community, a school you can walk to in minutes, not a morning – it is 1.5km away. In Stonehill International, there are extremely few villa buildings. The 34-acre campus rang out early. There is little new villa construction in the Stonehill area of roughly the 30 acre size. When looking to buy high-end villas for sale in Stonehill, buyers typically have fewer choices and choose to broaden their search rather than settling for the school.
Vidyashilp Academy is just 5km out thus you get two of the city’s more recognized campuses in one trip so the development is ideal for buyers seeking Villas near Vidyashilp Academy. This is how the stretch is the cynosure of all eyes for luxurious villas of Vidyashilp Academy Bangalore. This is what families are looking for when they search for Villas near Vidyashilp & Stonehill International.
There is the Canadian International School around 7 kms away in Manchenahalli just past Yelahanka which gives you access to another foreign campus not too far away but not on your doorstep. Canadian International School bids will compete on commute time not proximity. If you are seeking for independent villas near Canadian International School, the alternatives narrow out fast as opposed to flats or plots. This address will revoke the trade. The villas at Yelahanka Canadian School Road are near the university and a bit way from the airport. If you are looking for future villas near Canadian International School, they are worth a look, if for no other reason than that.
The trade-offs are worth discussing. Now it’s not 5 minutes to a metro station. The belt still looks semi-rural in parts between the guarded houses. For specialist retail/shopping you will need to drive to Yelahanka or Hebbal. The hospitals are 15-17km apart which is OK for planned care, but not so good in an emergency. This is not a shopping place for dense, walkable urban fabric. They find ground instead, and silence, and the horizon. Luxury Villas of this size in Yelahanka is the first and the last of its kind and will never be repeated.
Namma Metro’s Blue Line serves this district to the airport. The airport’s capacity has already been expanded by Terminal 2. The Satellite Town Ring Road connects Doddaballapur, Devanahalli and Hoskote in the region. There are still vacancies in the belt of roughly 20-22 km from KIADB Aerospace park. Both can bridge the gap between the present and Bettahalasuru will be upon transfer in 2031. We are seeing new villa projects coming up in Jala Hobli with the re-pricing of luxury villa projects in Jala Hobli market.

The northern corridor of Bengaluru has been behaving differently from the rest of the city for the last 10 years and much of it is due to the airport. The international terminal lands 30 km from the core, and the space in between fills in succession. First the highway frontage, then the arterial routes, then the interior. Bettahalasuru sits in that third phase. In 2026, Yelahanka saw the largest year-over-year capital appreciation in North Bengaluru at around 21.5%, indicating the current market focus. Yelahanka premium villas have absorbed disproportionately that traffic, the supply at the high end of the market hardly expanded but demand did. Luxury Villas in Jala Hobli for sale have followed same curve on smaller base.
The figures point all in the same direction along the belt. Devanahalli has increased from about Rs 5,500 a sft in 2020 to Rs 11,000-13,000 in 2026, a compound rate of almost 13.5% throughout the time. Prices of villas in the airport belt have shot up from roughly Rs 4,200 a sft in 2019 to almost Rs 12,000 now. Jakkur is Rs 9,000 approx. Bagalur, further out, near Rs 4,000. With the completion of the infrastructural pipeline in the next few years, the land prices in the corridor are likely to climb considerably and the delta between the cheapest and the most costly pockets in the belt has grown instead of narrowing.
Those statistics are backed by jobs, not just attitude. The bigger ITIR belt and the KIADB Aerospace Park continue to lure aerospace, logistics and global capability centres up north. The same buyers are gravitating towards luxury villas in Manyata Tech Park and near the airport, as Manyata Business Park is located at the south end of the corridor, some 19 km from Bettahalasuru. Bengaluru as a whole is expected to witness a price appreciation of around 10-12% in 2026 with the airport corridor expected to outperform the city average. This requirement tends to be more structural than cyclical.
There is lack of symmetry in supply. The city develops high-end apartments at scale. The city builds planned construction at scale. But the city creates very few large-format villa communities, andvirtually none on 30-acre sites within the airport belt. At those sizes, there just isn’t any land left in those places. If you look at luxury villas in Bangalore in north, east and south, then the northern belt is deficient in exactly this format. The buyers who are looking for villa plots in Jala Hobli Bangalore are comparing two separate goods. A villa here is ready, but a plot needs designing, sanctioning and building; That constraint doesn’t guarantee a return, but it does mean the comparison set for a buyer here is small and unlikely to grow.

Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/472/PR/311225/008368 filed against acknowledgement ACK/KA/RERA/1251/472/PR/281225/009894 dated 28 December 2025. The project is approved from 31 December 2025. The registration is valid until 31 December 2031, not before, but coincident with the expected date of completion. This is a critical check for every project. If registration runs out before handover, the buyer is left in a tough situation with no regulator to appeal to.
Registration under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, Section 5, puts the weight squarely on the buyer’s backside. The promoter shall execute an agreement for sale under Rule 8A of the Karnataka regulations and shall comply with Section 13. Section 4 provides that 70 per cent of income realised shall be held in a separate escrow account, drawn solely against construction and land expense. Quarterly status updates need to be uploaded within fifteen days after the conclusion of each quarter. Allotment letter or possession letter which is inconsistent with the Act is void ab initio whatsoever may be suggested by the paper work.
The approval stack behind the registration is complete and not partial. The development plan approved by Bangalore’s Development Authority under 06/2025-26 was on 16 May 2025 and the development plan under BDA/TPM/DLP-19/2924/2024-25 was on 5 February 2025 with change of land use approved under CLU-77/2519/2024-25. Environmental Clearance EC24C3801KA5787247N was granted by SEIAA KARNATAKA on 1st January 2025. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has issued Consent to Establish CTE-346392 w.e.f. 10th December, 2024 up to 09th December, 2029. They are each on a public registry and can be looked up individually.
The set is completed with height and services approvals. NOC issued by Airports Authority of India BIAL/SOUTH/B/071224/1114884 dated 09 August 2024 valid up to 08 August 2032 limiting the permissible top height to 974.8 m above mean sea level. BSNL 30 August 2024; DGM (CM) BGTD/NOC/2024-25/170 height cleared. 17 March 2025; BESCOM sanctioned 1,846 KVA. NOC from Bettahalasooru Grama Panchayat dated 15 July 2024. Structural Stability certificate for Seismic Zone II from Optimal Consultancy Services dated 16 May 2025. All these should be independently verified by the buyers on the Karnataka RERA portal before parting with money.

Since 1993, Embassy Group has developed, managed and delivered more over 100 million sft in commercial, residential, hotel, services, retail and education spanning 22-plus cities including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Chennai, Pune and Hyderabad with completed work in Serbia and Malaysia. Around 21 million sft of that is in households in South India. The group has around 1,700 acres of land bank. Embassy Eden thus is from an organization with a long track record and not a first time promoter.
The platform is Embassy Developments Limited listed on National Stock Exchange as EMBDL and on Bombay Stock Exchange as 532832 and has a Long Term Debt Rating of IVR A- (Stable) by Infomerics. That was spun off from the old Equinox India Developments and earlier Indiabulls Real Estate. So Embassy Eden is in a SEBI-regulated disclosure environment. You get quarterly reports, which any buyer can see, as a transparency that privately held developers are not obliged to provide. Blackstone has been working with the group since 2012 and Warburg Pincus is a partner at group and project level.
Embassy TechVillage was the 1st LEED Platinum IT SEZ in India. Manyata Business Park and GolfLinks showcase world-class names in Grade A campuses. The group sponsored Embassy Office Parks REIT, India’s first listed REIT and Asia’s largest office REIT by area in 2019, establishing institutional control throughout the platform. In the residential segment, the record comprises Embassy Boulevard, Embassy Springs in Devanahalli – a 288 acre integrated community, Embassy Grove, Embassy Lake Terraces and Embassy Verde. Embassy luxury villas Bangalore has drawn a very even line across that list for almost three decades and Embassy luxury villas North Bangalore stands on top of it right now. The business has built one northern cluster for the last twenty years, the Embassy luxury villas near Stonehill academy and Embassy villas near Canadian International School.
Two considerations are particularly significant here to this design. While the community’s residential density was not a priority, the group’s chairman constructed the 34-acre campus of Stonehill International School, some 1.5 km away, in 2008. And the group’s earlier villa community in the same belt, Embassy Boulevard, is the very example, a finished, sold-out project by which this one may be judged. Buyers making a commitment of this kind may want to examine Embassy Developments Limited’s latest quarterly filing and disclosures of the project itself and not take any marketing claim, including ours, at its worth. For those keeping score, this will be the largest villa lot among Embassy future villa projects Bangalore broad or Embassy forthcoming projects Yelahanka pipeline. We keep a continuous note on any New Project from Embassy in Bangalore 2026 that comes to market, and would supply on request. They all arrive to the same desk - ours, whether it Embassy villas pre launch Rajanukunte, Embassy luxury villas pre launch Jala Hobli inventory or Embassy villas near Jala Hobli pre launch Enquiries. We tell you what’s actually available – not what we want to sell you. Another feature to see the same short list are the Embassy villas near Devanahalli Business Park appealing to the same corridor buyer & anyone watching impending villa developments. Jala Hobli releases or projected villa projects near Vidyashilp Academy.
Villas are a different homes than apartments, in one respect that goes beyond any marketing claim: you own the land. A buyer of an apartment buys a flat in the air above a plot, while several hundred other persons possess an undivided stake in that plot. The buyer of a villa gets a certain plot of land on which a house is built. That distinction affects everything downstream like what appreciates, what can be modified, what can be extended and what a future buyer is actually buying when the home changes hands. And it explains why the format commands a premium as soon as land gets tight in a belt.
Independent buyers in Yelahanka are generally looking for luxury villas evaluated on land size and not carpet space. Buildings fall, land rises. A land component of three houses to the acre is significant enough to determine the long-run behaviour of the 7,000-9,000 sft home asset. These mansion villas in North Bangalore offer what apartments cannot. A garden exclusive to one house, a terrace that is not a community area and a separate entry for personnel that no committee must approve.
Flexibility is more than it looks. The villa owner can make internal improvements to the extent that it is permitted without the judgement of a hundred neighbours. Suites on ground floor might be used by aging parents. Floors can serve as home offices. The ultra luxury villas in North Bangalore are commonly bought by families whose composition will change throughout a twenty year tenure and the format accomodates that movement in a way a fixed apartment plan cannot. Sell at year fifteen and the next buyer has the same optionality which is part of what they are paying for.
There are actual trade-offs that are worth stating out loud. Villas cost more to maintain than flats, but you own the roof, the garden and the facade. Security is at the gate of the community, not one lobby. A comparable flat in a central location would be closer to dense retail than homes in this region. If a buyer is looking for minimum upkeep and a lock-and-leave asset, they are better suited buying an apartment. Buyers that want land, privacy and control opt for this model, understanding those costs. Neither is wrong yet they are not interchangeable.
There are three things the buyer can see for himself in the story of Embassy Eden as an investment. First, is the scarcity. It offers only 95 residences on 30 acres in the airport region. The second is momentum in the aisle. Yelahanka is dominating the North Bengaluru with an appreciation of over 21.5% year on year to 2026. Prices of villas in the belt have jumped from around Rs 4,200 a sft in 2019 to around Rs 12,000. Third, timing. The transfer is to take place in December 2031 and the metro and much of the corridor infrastructure should be developed by then. The logic for investing in villas close to Rajanukunte is better than the rest of the belt in these three aspects.
On an approx. indicative Rs 25 crore villa that implies roughly Rs 0.88-1.00 crore a year semi-furnished and Rs 1.00-1.12 crore furnished, or about Rs 7.3-9.4 lakh a month. At this level, it is usually executives from the airport, aerospace and global capabilities center and corporate leasing. Typical yields based on final villa value furnishings and demand on lease. The investment villas at Stonehill Bangalore draw a smaller but consistent tenant, the expat family with a school already picked out. The investment villas near Vidyashilp Academy are almost similar.
Such villa investment in North Bangalore is exclusively for specific kind of buyers and not for others. NRI villa investment bangalore investors should look at the repatriation limits, the power of attorney to execute and take care of the property remotely while they are away, instead of only the yield headline as net. Jala Hobli has from plots to constructed houses with varied risk, time lines and exit markets. That's the math we can honestly take a look at in our team.
Potential bidders should look at the history change of balance sheet of the predecessor firms of Embassy Developments Limited in its previous quarterly report. The pricing is not displayed on the rate card but upon request and to be confirmed against a specific plot.
A fair review of Embassy Eden has started off with a confession. As of 31 January 2026, it is under construction, proposed to completion by 31 December 2031, and so there are no inhabitants, handover experience or occupancy track record to report. Any page showing testimonials from residents or star ratings for this scheme is showing fiction. You can evaluate the proposal itself, the developer’s history and the response to the market after debut. It is not as complete as a study of a community that has been occupied and there is no point stating otherwise. By definition, the reviews of the resident experience at Embassy Eden today are phony.
The project was launched in December 2025 and early reports on the launch suggested that pricing was achieved above expectations against an expected gross development value of Rs 1,800 crore. Brisk activity has also been seen in the group’s portfolio in the same era with the new launch Embassy Bangalore absorbing huge volume within days of several releases. The pipeline inventory at the Embassy new launch North Bangalore has been clearing at a faster rate than the city average and the Embassy new launch Yelahanka releases have also followed a similar trend.
There are many strengths. The first is density, 95 houses on 30 acres. To have 0.583 of an allowed 2.50 FAR is not a soft claim. It’s a solemn promise. The completed Embassy Boulevard can be checked out to get an idea about this current project. Weaknesses are that it has 5 year handover timeline, ticket limits buyer pool, hospitals 15-17km apart and surrounding belt largely still semi rural.
Comparison shapes most conversations we have. Embassy Eden vs Embassy Boulevard is the one that recurs, and it is a fair frame. Boulevard is finished and leased and resale market to contact. This design is larger per unit, less dense and delayed in delivery. Most of the better villa complexes in Yelahanka have both and a few others. We will facilitate that but we would prefer the customer to walk both sites and form their own view rather than adopt our view.

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Bangalore's smart city impact is driven by completed infrastructure, not announcements. North Bengaluru benefits from the airport, metro construction and road connectivity.

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Embassy Eden builds on Embassy Boulevard's legacy with fewer villas, lower density, larger homes and more open space in North Bengaluru's airport corridor.

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