Embassy Sadahalli plan covers 1,352 homes in North Bengaluru

Embassy plan outlines 1,352 homes at Navarathna Agrahara

Embassy Developments Limited has filed an environmental-clearance application for a proposed residential development at Navarathna Agrahara Village in Jala Hobli, Yelahanka Taluk, Bengaluru. The application, filed on 3 August 2026, describes a scheme of 1,352 homes across 6.80 hectares (16.80 acres). Its reported status is Under Examination.

The proposal combines apartments in eight towers with 48 low-rise villaments. The project is referred to on this microsite as Embassy Sadahalli; the filed location is Navarathna Agrahara, near Sadahalli Gate, rather than Sadahalli revenue village. The filing gives the site address as MS Engineering College Road, Bengaluru 562157, and declares a project cost of Rs 564 crore.

The details

The environmental filing sets out 1,304 flats and 48 villaments. Flats in Towers 1–5 account for 838 homes, while Towers 6–8 account for 466. The tower floor envelope ranges from 3 basement levels, a ground floor and 14 upper floors to 3 basement levels, a ground floor and 20 upper floors; the filing does not assign a specific floor count to each tower.

• Site area: 6.80 hectares, or 16.80 acres; plot area: 68,012.5 sq m.
• Proposed homes: 1,304 flats and 48 villaments.
• Buildings: eight apartment towers, two low-rise villament buildings and a separate clubhouse.
• Filed built-up area: 262,029.83 sq m.
• Clubhouse envelope: two basement levels, a ground floor and three upper floors.

The Rs 564 crore figure is the project cost declared in the environmental application, not a home price. The proposal identifies apartments and villaments as its residential components. The filing states that the land was converted from agricultural to non-agricultural residential use under the BIAAPA Comprehensive Development Plan.

The location

The site lies in North Bengaluru, within the airport corridor. Sadahalli Gate on NH-44 is reported to be 3.4 km away. A project research website places the planned Doddajala station on the Namma Metro Blue Line 5.34 km from the site and describes construction as underway. The line is part of Phase 2B; an opening date for the station has not been established.

Navarathna Agrahara Lake is reported at 0.99 km from the site. The same project research website gives a road distance of 15.89 km to Yelahanka Junction. These distances offer a broad picture of the area’s connections, while the location’s position in the airport corridor is a key part of its North Bengaluru context.

The developer

Embassy Group says it began operations in 1993 and describes its portfolio as spanning more than 100 million sq ft of real estate. Its stated activity covers commercial, residential, hospitality and other property sectors. Bengaluru projects in the group’s history include Embassy Springs, Embassy Edge, Embassy Boulevard, Embassy Grove, Embassy Lake Terraces and Embassy East Avenue. The group says Embassy Springs launched in 2016 and Embassy Edge at Embassy Springs followed in 2018.

What comes next

The environmental-clearance application was filed on 3 August 2026 and is reported as under examination. Standard Terms of Reference were reportedly granted by the state environmental authority on 4 May 2026. These are environmental-review milestones for the proposed scheme; the application describes a planned development rather than a verified construction stage.

The filing outlines the project’s scale and building mix, while its environmental review remains the next dated milestone identified for the proposal. The Rs 564 crore declared cost relates to the overall project, not residential pricing.