Sobha Brooklyn Towers

Location & Connectivity

Sobha Brooklyn Towers is part of Sobha Townpark, the builder’s large multi-phase development on Hosur Road at Attibele, just short of Electronic City. Sobha’s own materials describe the address as “near Electronic City, Hosur Road,” while a couple of secondary listings tag the survey location as Yadavanahalli or Thirumagondanahalli – villages in the same Attibele cluster rather than genuinely different sites. If you’re shortlisting this project, confirm the exact khata/survey address with the sales office rather than relying on any single portal’s locality tag.

The pitch is straightforward: Hosur Road connectivity to Electronic City’s IT campuses without paying Electronic City-proper prices, in a corridor that’s seen steady apartment supply from Sobha itself (this is one of several sub-projects within the larger Townpark scheme) as well as other builders.

Nearby comparables

Worth comparing directly against Sobha’s own other Townpark-adjacent launches already covered on this site – Sobha Madison Heights (also at Townpark, Electronic City) and Sobha Hamptons (Attibele, Hosur Road) – as well as Mahindra New Haven at Singasandra, also on Hosur Road.

Project Specifications

  • Builder: Sobha Limited.
  • Land parcel: approximately 8.62 acres, consistent across every source checked.
  • Total units: sources disagree meaningfully here – most give 1,305, but one otherwise-reliable listing gives 1,503. Confirm the exact count for your specific tower/phase with the sales office rather than treating either figure as final.
  • Configurations: Sobha’s own project page headlines this as a 3 and 4 BHK development, but detailed unit-level listings from independent portals show a fuller 1-4 BHK range: 1 BHK at 503 sq ft, 2 BHK at 833 and 1,520 sq ft, 3 BHK at 1,865 and 2,100 sq ft, and 4 BHK at 2,402 sq ft. If you’re specifically after a smaller 1 or 2 BHK unit, verify availability directly – Sobha’s own marketing emphasis on 3/4 BHK suggests the smaller units may be a limited or earlier-phase allocation.

Pricing

Sobha’s own listing quotes a starting price of around Rs 2 crore, which lines up with the larger 3-4 BHK configurations. A detailed independent price table shows the fuller range: from roughly Rs 66.40 lakh for the smallest 1 BHK up to Rs 3.17 crore for the largest 4 BHK, at a quoted rate of around Rs 13,050 per sq ft (as of mid-2026). Given the spread, get a written, unit-specific quote before assuming either the Rs 2 crore headline figure or the lower 1 BHK entry price applies to the unit you want.

Amenities

  • Leisure pool and a themed kids’ play area (“Brooklyn Bridge”)
  • Cricket pitch, futsal court, basketball, volleyball and badminton courts
  • Pet park
  • Clubhouse and a “work canopy” co-working zone
  • Camping lawn and scenic drive
  • Reflexology walk and eco pond

RERA & Compliance

Sobha Brooklyn Towers carries multiple RERA registrations covering its different phases/wings: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/270922/005267 (Phase 1, W1, per Sobha’s own site), …/005268 (Phase 3, W5) and …/005269 (Phase 4, W4) – all decoding to 27 September 2022. Two additional numbers, …/004648 and …/004649, decode to 21 January 2022 and surface on some independent listings without a clear phase label attached; these may cover an earlier block within the same Townpark scheme. Possession is staggered by phase: 31 December 2027 for Phase 1/W1, and 30 June 2029 for the later W5 and W4 phases.

A Few Honest Notes

  • Sobha Townpark is a sprawling, multi-brand development – Brooklyn Towers, Madison Heights and Hamptons are all separate sub-projects within it, marketed and registered somewhat independently, so double-check which specific RERA number and phase applies to any unit you’re shown before booking.
  • The unit-count conflict (1,305 vs 1,503) and the location-naming variance (Electronic City/Hosur Road vs Yadavanahalli/Thirumagondanahalli) both point to the same underlying issue: this is a large, phased project where different portals have scraped different snapshots. None of it looks fabricated, but it’s worth a direct conversation with the sales office to pin down specifics for your unit.
  • Sobha’s own marketing leans heavily on 3/4 BHK messaging even though smaller 1-2 BHK units show up in detailed listings – confirm current availability by configuration rather than assuming the full range is open across all phases.

Verdict

Sobha Brooklyn Towers suits a buyer who wants Sobha’s build quality and amenity standard on the Hosur Road/Electronic City corridor, is comfortable navigating a large multi-phase township where sub-project details can blur together, and can accept a staggered possession timeline running from late 2027 into mid-2029 depending on phase. Given the real gaps in unit count and configuration data across sources, insist on phase-specific, written details – RERA number, unit count and possession date for your exact tower – before booking.

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