Vajram Chrysanthemum is a low-rise apartment project by Vajram Group in Avalahalli village, on the Yelahanka side of North Bangalore — a quieter, lower-density approach compared to the high-rise towers going up across most of the airport corridor right now. It’s registered under Karnataka RERA PRM/KA/RERA/1251/472/PR/031125/008217, dated 3 November 2025, officially launched a little earlier on 24 October 2025.
Location & Connectivity
The address is 104 Avalahalli Village, next to Pyramid Carnations, Singanayakanahalli, Yelahanka, Bengaluru 560119. This puts it in the Yelahanka/Jakkur belt north of the city, within reach of the airport road corridor and the IT clusters around Yelahanka and Hebbal, though it’s set back from the main highway in a quieter pocket rather than fronting a major arterial road. As with most of this belt, expect a drive-in commute for daily needs and IT-park access rather than walk-to-everything convenience.
Project Specifications
- Land area: about 3.2–3.4 acres (sources round it slightly differently).
- Towers: 4 low-rise blocks, built as G+4 rather than the high-rise towers typical of larger Bangalore launches.
- Total units: 115 apartments, consistent across listings — a genuinely small, boutique-scale project.
- Configurations: 3 BHK (roughly 1,464–1,626 sq ft) and 3.5 BHK (around 1,626 sq ft), on a carpet-area basis per the more detailed listings. There’s no 2 BHK or smaller option here.
Pricing
Quoted prices range from roughly Rs 2.1–2.4 crore at entry up to about Rs 2.8 crore for the larger 3.5 BHK units. Reported monthly maintenance for a 3 BHK unit is around Rs 13,500.
Amenities
- Swimming pool, gymnasium and a clubhouse
- Pickleball court and outdoor sports courts
- Landscaped gardens, an aroma garden and a walking/cycling track
- Children’s play area and a dedicated pet park
RERA & Compliance
RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/472/PR/031125/008217, registered 3 November 2025, with possession consistently quoted as March 2029 across the listings checked. Unlike some newer launches in this belt, the core numbers here — RERA, unit count, acreage — don’t show the kind of wide contradictions that show up on larger or more heavily marketed projects, which is a point in its favour if you’re trying to get a clean read before booking.
A Few Honest Notes
At 115 units across 4 low-rise blocks on roughly 3.3 acres, this is a small project by current Bangalore launch standards — most new apartment launches in this belt run into the hundreds or low thousands of units. That cuts both ways: fewer neighbours and lower density on one hand, but also a smaller developer footprint in the immediate area and fewer data points if you want to see how a Vajram low-rise project ages over time (Vajram’s larger, better-known projects in the city are mostly high-rise towers, so this is a somewhat different product line for them). The exclusively 3 BHK-and-up configuration also narrows the buyer pool to larger-format seekers rather than first-time or smaller-budget buyers.
Verdict
Vajram Chrysanthemum is a reasonable look for a buyer who specifically wants low-rise living over a high-rise tower in North Bangalore, is set on a 3 BHK-or-larger unit, and doesn’t mind a smaller community size. It’s not a fit if you’re after a 2 BHK or want the amenity scale that comes with a 1,000+ unit township — for that, the larger high-rise launches nearby will be a better match. Given the project’s small scale, ask specifically about long-term maintenance cost-sharing across only 115 units, since that economics work differently than on a large township.
For comparison in the same North Bangalore stretch, Brigade Insignia on the Yelahanka airport highway and Sattva Vasanta Skye further up toward Devanahalli — both already covered on this site — offer a sense of how density and amenities scale up on the larger high-rise launches nearby.
