Land Area
6.52 acres
Sattva Aaranya is one of the most distinctive luxury township-scale launches on Mysore Road: a 6.52-acre, three-tower community built around a full landscaped podium rather than a tower cluster, opposite Jnanabharathi Metro. For a broader Bengaluru shortlist, Sattva City is useful because the overview question is really about fit, timing, and confidence rather than brochure language alone.
Land Area
6.52 acres
Towers
3 (A, B, C)
Structure
B + G + 30
Inventory
418 homes
Status
Newly launched
Possession
~Jan 2031
Sattva Aaranya is a newly launched luxury residential high-rise community by the Sattva Group, set directly opposite Jnanabharathi Metro Station on Mysore Road. It is built around three towers of Basement + Ground + 30 floors each, with refuge floors at the 17th and 26th levels, holding 418 large-format apartments in 3, 3.5 and 4 BHK configurations.
Sattva Aaranya is developed by Sattva Group (formerly Salarpuria Sattva) through the SPV Sattva Resi Private Limited. The group carries a CRISIL AA/Stable rating, ~Rs 650 crore FY24 revenue, 142-plus delivered projects and 69 million sqft completed.
The project is registered with Karnataka RERA under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/241225/008358. Buyers should quote the RERA ID in their sale agreement and verify quarterly progress on the K-RERA portal before booking.
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West Bengaluru along Mysore Road has historically been a value corridor - established, well-connected by road and now by the Purple Line metro, but under-supplied at the genuine luxury end. The locality average sits near Rs 7,900 to 8,350 per sqft, reflecting a market dominated by mid-format and resale stock. There has been a clear supply gap for large-format (2,100 sqft-plus) homes from a top-tier developer with a metro station at the gate. Sattva Aaranya is built to fill exactly that gap. The product thesis is straightforward: take the corridor's strongest organic advantage - the metro adjacency at Jnanabharathi - pair it with a green setting next to Bangalore University, and deliver homes large enough to draw the upgrade buyer who would otherwise look only at central or southeast Bengaluru. The pricing of Rs 13,990 per sqft base sits above the locality mean precisely because the product competes with city-wide luxury launches, not locality resale stock. Demand drivers are concrete: the Mysore Road and RR Nagar belt has a deep base of established residents, a cluster of universities and engineering colleges (Bangalore University, RV College), a healthcare ecosystem (Sparsh, BGS Gleneagles, Vijaya, Rajarajeshwari Medical College), and improving retail. The Purple Line connects the corridor to the entire eastern employment belt without road traffic. For households that want a large home, a green outlook, and a one-minute metro commute, the alternatives within the city are few. See the full build-up on the pricing page. A same-developer shortlist can feel simpler than it really is; Sattva Forest Ridge keeps attention on how each Bengaluru address solves a different routine, budget, and documentation question.
Sattva Group - formerly Salarpuria Sattva - was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, led by Chairman and Managing Director Bijay Agarwal. Over three decades it has grown into one of India's most diversified real-estate organisations, with a portfolio spanning residential, commercial, co-living, co-working, warehousing, data centres and hospitality. The numbers that matter for a multi-crore commitment: a CRISIL AA/Stable credit rating, roughly Rs 650 crore in FY24 revenue, 142-plus delivered projects, 69 million sqft of completed real estate, more than 10,000 residential units handed over, and an active commercial pipeline of around 30 million sqft. This balance-sheet depth is the single most important reassurance for a buyer committing to a project that will complete around 2031 - the developer's ability to fund and finish does not depend on any single project's sales velocity. In West Bengaluru specifically, Sattva's track record includes Salarpuria Sattva Divinity on Mysore Road and Sattva Anugraha in Vijayanagar, both useful reference sites for assessing build quality and maintenance standards. Sattva Aaranya is developed through the special-purpose vehicle Sattva Resi Private Limited, which is also the named collection account on the cost sheet. SPV structures ring-fence the project's finances and approvals, which is generally a positive from a buyer's due-diligence perspective because project funds are kept distinct from the parent's other commitments.
The towers are full RCC-frame high-rises designed for 30 occupied floors above ground, with refuge floors at the 17th and 26th levels per high-rise fire norms. The land area is 6.52 acres, three towers (A, B, C) configured as Basement + Ground + 30 floors, holding 418 units across 3 BHK (2,054-2,118 sqft), 3.5 BHK (2,519-2,529 sqft) and 4 BHK + Staff (2,944 sqft), with carpet areas of 1,279-1,864 sqft. A limited 2 BHK + 2T stack (1,584-1,588 sqft) exists on refuge floors. Parking is basement-level, EV-charging-ready, at Rs 5,00,000 per covered park. Each tower uses a cruciform floor plate - four to five apartments around a central core - so most homes get light and ventilation on two or more aspects, generous balconies on every unit, and AC ledges integrated into the facade. The three towers are placed around a central landscaped podium rather than in a row, which does two things: it keeps the open space at the heart of the community, and it gives every tower frontage onto greenery. Vehicular circulation runs on a perimeter driveway and into the basement, so the ground plane is pedestrian-and-landscape dominated. Inside, the homes are specified to Sattva's luxury standard: large living-dining spans (up to 23 feet in the 4 BHK), well-proportioned kitchens (up to 16 feet), three or more toilets, staff or utility provisions, and multiple balconies. Corner and top-floor stacks (the A1_T, A2_T and C_T variants) add private terraces of 91-152 sqft. For layout-by-layout detail, see the floor plans page, and for the site logic the master plan page.
Sattva Aaranya is registered with Karnataka RERA under registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/241225/008358. RERA registration means the project's approvals, plans, timelines and escrow arrangements are filed with and monitored by the state regulator - a materially stronger position for a buyer than an unregistered pre-launch. Always quote the RERA ID in your sale agreement and verify the latest status and quarterly progress on the K-RERA portal before booking. The cost sheet also confirms compliance touchpoints standard to a regulated Karnataka launch: 1% TDS deductible on every instalment under Section 194-IA of the Income Tax Act, GST at 5% on the basic value, and stamp duty plus registration payable at prevailing actuals. The Aaranya brief is environmentally conscious by design rather than as an afterthought. The project includes a sewage treatment plant for in-campus wastewater recycling, rainwater harvesting, reticulated piped gas to every home (which removes cylinder logistics and is safer and cleaner), and EV-charging-ready basement parking. The landscaped podium, themed gardens, tree deck and water body, combined with the adjacency to the Jnana Bharathi 600-acre green belt and Nayandahalli Lake, give the community a genuinely green footprint - the literal embodiment of the "Aaranya" (forest) name.
The Sattva Aaranya RERA registration is granted, sales are live, construction is underway on a construction-linked plan, and the targeted completion is around January 2031, with handover per RERA-filed quarterly milestones. The build follows a construction-linked payment plan (CLP): a 5%-of-agreement-value booking amount plus GST, then instalments tied to slab and finishing milestones through to the final payment request. This aligns the buyer's cash outflow with verifiable construction progress - another structural protection alongside the RERA registration. Sattva builds its high-rises as RCC-framed structures designed for the seismic and wind conditions of the Bengaluru plateau, with deep basements for parking and services. A 30-storey tower involves a long vertical construction cycle - excavation and basement, then a floor-by-floor slab progression that the payment plan tracks (basement, 4th, 8th, 12th, 18th, 22nd, 26th and 30th slabs are explicit milestones on the cost sheet), followed by the finishing trades (plastering, flooring, fit-out). The refuge floors at the 17th and 26th levels are structural-cum-safety features required for towers of this height. This methodology is mature and well-proven; the main implication for a buyer is the timeline - high-rise luxury takes years to deliver, hence the ~2031 horizon.
The Sattva Aaranya project suits three buyer profiles. First, the upgrade family that has outgrown a 2 or 3 BHK elsewhere and wants 2,100 sqft-plus with staff quarters and a green outlook. Second, the metro-commuter professional who works along the Purple Line and values a one-minute walk to the station over a larger plot further out. Third, the long-horizon investor betting on the western corridor's continued appreciation (Mysore Road posted ~17% YoY growth recently) and on the scarcity premium of large, branded, metro-front homes. Mysore Road's transformation has run in phases: the corridor first developed as a road-led residential belt of independent houses and BDA layouts; the NICE Ring Road then gave it expressway access to the wider city without touching the core; the Purple Line metro was the third and most decisive layer, turning a road-dependent suburb into a rail-connected one. Sattva Aaranya represents the fourth phase: branded, large-format, vertical luxury arriving on a corridor that now has the connectivity and social infrastructure to support it. "Aaranya" is Sanskrit for forest, and the choice is strategic as much as poetic - it signals the green setting and positions the project as a retreat from the density of the city rather than a generic high-rise. With possession targeted around January 2031, this is a medium-to-long-horizon decision rather than a near-handover purchase. For the developer's full record, see the about-builder page.
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Sattva Aaranya is a newly launched luxury residential high-rise community by the Sattva Group on Mysore Road, Bengaluru, directly opposite Jnanabharathi Metro Station. It comprises three towers of Basement + Ground + 30 floors each, with refuge floors at the 17th and 26th levels, holding 418 large-format 3, 3.5 and 4 BHK apartments on a 6.52-acre site.
The developer is Sattva Group, formerly Salarpuria Sattva, founded in 1993 and headquartered in Bengaluru under Chairman and Managing Director Bijay Agarwal. The group carries a CRISIL AA/Stable rating, has delivered 142-plus projects and 69 million sqft, and develops Sattva Aaranya through the special-purpose vehicle Sattva Resi Private Limited.
Sattva Aaranya has three towers (A, B, C), each Basement + Ground + 30 floors, totalling 418 large-format apartments on a 6.52-acre site.
The headline mix is 3 BHK (2,054-2,118 sqft), 3.5 BHK / 3 BHK + Staff (2,519-2,529 sqft), and 4 BHK + Staff (2,944 sqft). A limited 2 BHK + 2T stack (1,584-1,588 sqft) exists on the refuge floors.
Completion is targeted around January 2031, consistent with the construction cycle for 30-storey high-rise towers. Firm quarterly handover milestones are governed by the Karnataka RERA registration and the construction-linked payment plan.
The structural case rests on the metro adjacency, the scarcity of large branded luxury homes on the corridor, the Sattva brand and balance sheet, and strong corridor price growth (Mysore Road around 17% year-on-year). It suits end-user upgrade families and patient long-horizon investors more than short-term flippers, given the targeted 2031 completion.