Embassy Origins: 85 Acres of Riverine Living North of Yelahanka
Villas (Embassy Riverine) - 4, 4.5 & 5 BHK, Studios · Price on Request
Embassy Origins is an approximately 85-acre residential development that Embassy Group has brought to North Bengaluru, positioned north of Yelahanka along the airport growth corridor. The first phase of the township comprises two RERA-registered projects, Embassy Riverine and Embassy South Reserve, together carrying a combined gross development value of around Rs 4,500 crore. Between them, the two components account for 217 villas and 855 apartments across more than 2.6 million sq ft of saleable area.
The masterplan is built around what the developer calls a Natural Intelligence design philosophy, an approach that keeps the site's existing water systems and contours as the organising idea rather than an afterthought. A central riparian corridor runs through the layout, following the natural drainage of the land and shaping a cooler microclimate across the township. Embassy Riverine's villas are arranged in two broad arcs around a central lake and their own clubhouse, while Embassy South Reserve's apartments occupy a separate edge of the masterplan.
Landscape design for Embassy Origins comes from Bengaluru-based Bhumiputra Architecture, led by Principal Architect Alok Shetty, who has worked close to 4,000 trees across 100 to 120 species into the site as a continuous green spine. This is landscape treated as structure rather than decoration, with the existing tree cover and water bodies dictating the placement of homes and open spaces. Embassy Group has also set up an experience centre on site that uses projection mapping to walk prospective residents through the water features and landscape before construction reaches that stage.
North Bengaluru's airport corridor has drawn sustained developer attention over the past several years, and Embassy Origins forms part of a broader push by Embassy Developments in this belt, which has included plans for further residential launches across the region. For a builder that has spent more than three decades assembling one of India's largest commercial and residential land banks, Origins represents an attempt to apply that scale of planning to a single, nature-led address.
Embassy Origins is presented to the market at the point where the first phase's RERA registrations are freshly in place, giving early buyers a rare window into a large-format township at its earliest stage of sales.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Villas (Embassy Riverine) - 4, 4.5 & 5 BHK 217 low-rise villas set around a central lake and dedicated clubhouse | On request | |
| Apartments (Embassy South Reserve) - Studio to 3.5 BHK 855 apartments along one edge of the Embassy Origins masterplan | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
North of Yelahanka, near Tarahunise Lake, Bangalore · North Yelahanka · Bangalore
North Yelahanka has grown into one of Bangalore's active residential corridors, benefiting from its position between the established Yelahanka New Town and the Kempegowda International Airport belt. The area traces back to a Karnataka Housing Board township developed in the early 1980s, and today extends along the axis defined by NH 44 and the Doddaballapur Road, placing it within reach of both the airport economy and the wider North Bengaluru business districts. Embassy Origins occupies a stretch of this corridor near Tarahunise Lake, between Rajanukunte and the airport approach.
The address gives Embassy Origins a rare combination for this scale of development: proximity to a working lake and natural riparian corridor, alongside a location the developer positions at roughly 20 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport. It sits close to established institutions such as Vidyashilp University and the Embassy International Riding School, anchoring the immediate neighbourhood well ahead of the township's own completion.
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The proposed ring road around Bengaluru is designed to decongest radial routes and improve movement between North Bengaluru and other growth corridors, benefiting townships positioned along the Yelahanka-airport belt.
Ongoing terminal and capacity expansion at Kempegowda International Airport continues to strengthen North Bengaluru's status as an aviation and business hub, reinforcing demand along the airport corridor.
Continued widening and grade-separator works along NH 44 are aimed at easing north-south traffic flow between the airport, Yelahanka and the central business districts of Bengaluru.
Metro connectivity extending towards Kempegowda International Airport is set to improve mass-transit access for residential clusters across the North Bengaluru corridor, including Yelahanka.
The growing cluster of business parks and the aerospace special economic zone near the airport are drawing employment and infrastructure investment into the wider North Bengaluru region.
Embassy Origins is designed around a Natural Intelligence philosophy that keeps the site's existing water systems and contours central to the layout, with landscaping by Bhumiputra Architecture integrating close to 4,000 trees across 100-120 species into a continuous green spine.
A riparian corridor follows the site's natural drainage through the masterplan, supporting biodiversity and contributing to a cooler microclimate, giving homes a direct visual and physical connection to water and landscape.
The first phase brings together Embassy Riverine, 217 villas arranged around a private lake and clubhouse, and Embassy South Reserve, 855 apartments from studio to 3.5 BHK, each carrying its own Karnataka RERA registration.
Positioned north of Yelahanka along the North Bengaluru airport belt, the township is placed by its developer at roughly 20 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport, useful for frequent flyers and professionals working the airport ecosystem.
At approximately 85.5 acres and a first-phase gross development value of around Rs 4,500 crore, Embassy Origins is a large-format township rather than a single standalone project, offering a fuller range of internal infrastructure and open space.
Embassy Group has been developing real estate since 1993 and has built a portfolio spanning commercial, residential, hospitality and industrial assets, including sponsoring India's first publicly traded REIT, lending institutional weight to a new township of this scale.
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