Configuration Overview
| Configuration | Indicative super built-up | Indicative carpet | Toilets | Balconies | Indicative all-in price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5 BHK | 950 – 1,020 sq ft | 620 – 670 sq ft | 2 | 1 | ₹95 L – ₹1.03 Cr |
| 2 BHK | 1,290 – 1,400 sq ft | 845 – 920 sq ft | 2 | 2 | ₹1.30 Cr – ₹1.42 Cr |
| 3 BHK | 1,470 – 1,640 sq ft | 965 – 1,075 sq ft | 3 | 2 | ₹1.50 Cr – ₹1.69 Cr |
The carpet-to-super-built-up ratio sits around 65–66%, normal for a high-rise with basement and podium parking, a large amenity programme and pressurised lobbies at 80 metres.
Buyers shortlisting Purva Attibele often compare it with Prestige Chandapura, a Chandapura project in the same city that offers a useful reference on format, pricing and delivery record.
1.5 BHK — the Configuration Nobody Else Is Building
What a 1.5 BHK actually is. A one-bedroom home with an additional half-room — a space smaller than a full bedroom, typically without the wardrobe run and sometimes without an attached toilet, designed as a study, a nursery, a home office or a guest room. It gives a household a second usable room without paying for a second full bedroom's area.
Why it matters here. Search demand for the format in Bengaluru is real and persistent — "1.5 bhk bangalore", "1.5 bhk flat in bangalore", "buy 1.5 bhk in bangalore" all autocomplete on Google — and branded supply answering it is close to non-existent. Developers default to 1, 2 and 3 BHK because those are the categories the market indexes on. The 1.5 BHK sits in the gap, and the gap is real: the household that has outgrown a 1 BHK but cannot justify the ₹35–45 lakh step up to a 2 BHK has nowhere obvious to go.
Who it is for.
The single professional working Electronic City. One bedroom for sleeping, one room for working. Post-2020 this is not a luxury — a home office is the difference between a workable and an unworkable living arrangement for a large share of the corridor's technology workforce.
The young couple. A first branded home at an anticipated ₹95 lakh entry, with a half-room that becomes a nursery later without requiring a move.
The investor. The lowest absolute exposure in the project, in the configuration with the deepest tenant pool on a corridor feeding Electronic City, Bommasandra, Jigani and Hosur. A 1.5 BHK rents to a wider band than a 1 BHK — it takes couples and sharers as well as singles — while costing meaningfully less than a 2 BHK.
How the plan works. At 950–1,020 sq ft super built-up (roughly 620–670 sq ft carpet), expect a living-dining bay around 16 to 18 feet, a master bedroom around 11'0" × 13'0" with an attached toilet, the half-room at roughly 8'0" × 9'0", a common toilet, a kitchen with a utility balcony, and a balcony off the living bay.
What to check. Whether the half-room has an external window or opens into a light well. A half-room with a window is a study or a nursery. One without is a store. This is the single detail that determines whether the configuration works, and it is invisible on a small floor plan.
2 BHK — 1,290 to 1,400 sq ft
Who it is for. The corridor's default family home and its deepest rental configuration. Tenants come from Electronic City's IT campuses, from Bommasandra and Jigani's industrial base and from the Hosur manufacturing belt — three distinct pools rather than one.
How the plan works. At 1,290–1,400 sq ft super built-up (845–920 sq ft carpet), expect a living-dining bay of 19 to 21 feet, a master bedroom around 11'6" × 14'0" with attached toilet, a second bedroom around 10'6" × 12'0", a common toilet, a kitchen with separate utility, and two balconies.
What to check. The utility balcony's dimension. It has to take a washing machine, a drying line and at least one air-conditioner outdoor unit without any of them fouling the others or blocking the kitchen window. In compact-efficient plates this is where planning quality shows.
The rental arithmetic. At an anticipated ₹1.30–1.42 crore, a branded 2 BHK with podium township amenities on this corridor should support a gross yield in the 2.6%–3.2% band on completion. Yields on the Hosur Road corridor benefit from the industrial tenant base, which rents steadily and moves less frequently than IT tenants.