A single landmark tower on 7 acres, minutes from Kempegowda International Airport
2, 3 & 3.5 BHK · Starting ₹1.29 Cr onwards
Purva Grand Hills is Puravankara's pre-launch residential address at Chikkajala, on the Kempegowda International Airport corridor of North Bengaluru. The project is planned as a single 2B+G+21 high-rise holding 300 apartments across 2, 3 and 3.5 BHK layouts, set on a 7-acre parcel off NH 44. It is a compact, singular statement rather than a sprawling township, built around one tower and a generous share of open ground.
Life here is designed around proximity without crowding. With roughly 65% of the land held back as open and green space, residents get a clubhouse, swimming pool, sports courts, an amphitheater and party lawn set within landscaped gardens, rather than a dense stack of towers competing for the same courtyard. The airport is a short 9 km away, and the daily commute runs along a highway already lined with tech parks and aerospace manufacturing units.
The apartment sizes, from 1,200 sq ft 2 BHKs to 2,100 sq ft 3.5 BHKs with a flexible half-room, are laid out for households that want a study, home office or staff room without stepping into a larger configuration. Design choices favour well-ventilated, naturally lit interiors and efficient floor plates typical of Puravankara's premium residential line, distinct from the company's mid-income Provident Housing brand.
Chikkajala's moment is tied to the airport economy and the steady build-out of Devanahalli as a business district, alongside the metro line under construction along NH 44. For a developer marking fifty years in Indian real estate, a single well-positioned tower here is a deliberate, focused bet on where North Bengaluru's next wave of demand is headed.
Site visits and brochure walkthroughs for Purva Grand Hills are available by appointment through the sales team, ahead of the project's formal RERA registration and public launch.
Starting from Rs. 1.29 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Compact airport-corridor home suited to professionals and young families | 1200–1300 sq.ft. | Rs. 1.29 Cr |
| 3 BHK Spacious layout for growing families seeking more room to work and live | 1500–1900 sq.ft. | |
| 3.5 BHK Flexible half-room layout for a study, home office or staff quarters | 1940–2100 sq.ft. |




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Vidya Nagar Cross Road, Subs Nagar, Bengaluru 562157 · Chikkajala · Bangalore
Chikkajala sits on Bellary Road (NH 44), the spine connecting Hebbal, Yelahanka and Devanahalli to Kempegowda International Airport in the north of Bengaluru. The locality carries genuine history alongside its new residential energy, anchored by the Chikkajala Fort ruins and the Someshwara Temple, both dating to the Vijayanagara era. Around it, the corridor has filled in with tech campuses, aerospace manufacturing and logistics parks that have turned a once-quiet highway village into one of the city's more closely watched growth pockets. The Namma Metro Blue Line, running from KR Puram to the airport through Yelahanka and Bagalur Cross, is being built along this same stretch.
Purva Grand Hills occupies an address at Vidya Nagar Cross Road, Subs Nagar, placing it directly on this NH 44 approach road roughly 9 km from the airport terminals. The site's value comes from that dual pull: close enough to the airport for frequent flyers and aviation-linked professionals, yet within a short drive of the Manyata Tech Park, KIADB Aerospace Park and Devanahalli's expanding business districts. For a single-tower development on 7 acres, this is an address defined less by density and more by direct access to where North Bengaluru's employment is moving next.
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The Blue Line under construction runs from KR Puram to Kempegowda International Airport through Yelahanka and Bagalur Cross, tracking the same NH 44 corridor as Chikkajala.
The highway links Chikkajala directly to Hebbal, Yelahanka and Devanahalli, forming the primary access spine for the airport-side residential belt.
A dedicated aerospace and defence manufacturing hub near Devanahalli is drawing employment and ancillary business activity to the North Bengaluru corridor.
Continued expansion of IT campuses along the Hebbal-Yelahanka stretch is pushing housing demand further north toward Chikkajala and Devanahalli.
Ongoing capacity expansion at the airport, roughly 9 km from Chikkajala, continues to support commercial and residential activity along the approach road.
Purva Grand Hills is planned as one 2B+G+21 tower of 300 apartments on 7 acres, keeping the community compact and focused rather than a sprawl of multiple blocks competing for shared amenities.
Positioned on NH 44 at Chikkajala, the project sits roughly 9 km from Kempegowda International Airport, a genuine convenience for frequent flyers, aviation staff and airport-linked professionals.
With around 65% of the 7-acre parcel kept as open and green area, residents get meaningful breathing room around the clubhouse, gardens and sports courts rather than a tightly packed footprint.
The KIADB Aerospace Park and the wider Devanahalli business district sit within a short drive, placing the project close to a genuinely growing, diversified job base rather than a single industry.
Buyers can choose from 2, 3 and 3.5 BHK homes, including a 3.5 BHK with a flexible half-room suited to a study, home office or staff room, fitting varied household needs.
Puravankara Limited, founded in 1975 and listed on the NSE and BSE since 2007, brings a long-established, publicly audited execution record to a North Bengaluru address it knows well.
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