Laurel & Maple at Brigade Orchards is a new residential enclave from Brigade Group, tucked inside its existing 135-acre Brigade Orchards township on Brigade Orchards Spinal Road in Devanahalli, North Bangalore. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/040326/008505, dated 4 March 2026, and is currently open for booking.
Brigade Orchards itself isn’t new — the township has been growing in phases for several years and already includes apartment clusters like Fairmont, Cedar, Parkside and Ivory, plus a senior-living wing. Laurel & Maple is the newest residential release within that larger township, occupying a dedicated 2.71-acre pocket of the site.
Location & Connectivity
The address is Brigade Orchards Spinal Road, Devanahalli, roughly 10 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport. This is North Bangalore’s airport corridor — the same broad belt that’s seen Century Trails, Sattva City and Godrej MSR City come up over the last couple of years, riding the same growth story. Being inside an established township rather than a standalone plot means Laurel & Maple already has functioning roads, landscaping and neighbouring social infrastructure built up by earlier Brigade Orchards phases, which is a genuine point of difference from a first-phase launch on raw land nearby. That said, this is still fundamentally an airport-corridor location — daily commutes into the core IT belts (ORR, Whitefield) are long, and this suits people working near the airport, in Devanahalli’s aerospace/logistics economy, or buying with a longer investment horizon in mind.
Project Specifications
- Land area: 2.71 acres within the larger Brigade Orchards township
- Towers: 2 towers, 2 basements + ground + 8 upper floors
- Total units: 311
- Configurations: 1 BHK (750-902 sq ft), 2 BHK (1,196-1,461 sq ft), 3 BHK (1,510-1,647 sq ft)
- Possession: March 2030 (per RERA)
One detail worth knowing before you shortlist this: Laurel & Maple is really two products sharing one RERA registration. “Laurel” is built with senior-living features — nurse station access, accessibility-friendly layouts — while “Maple” is a conventional family apartment block. If you’re buying to live in, or buying for ageing parents, ask the sales office explicitly which tower and which unit you’re being shown, since the on-ground experience differs between the two even though they’re marketed as one launch.
Pricing
Listings aren’t fully aligned on the price band. One source puts it at roughly Rs 81 lakh to Rs 1.74 crore across the 1/2/3 BHK range, while another quotes Rs 97 lakh to Rs 1.79 crore for the same unit mix. The gap is largely at the entry end — the 1 BHK price in particular varies by close to Rs 15 lakh between sources — so treat any headline “starting price” you see online as indicative and get the current price list for your specific unit and floor from the sales office before you factor it into a budget.
Amenities
- Swimming pool, gymnasium, pickleball court
- Salon and massage facilities, banquet hall with pre-function spaces
- Indoor games area, library, co-working spaces
- Jogging track, multipurpose sports court, landscaped central green
- Healthcare/nurse station access (Laurel residences)
- 24/7 security and CCTV, power backup, round-the-clock water supply
Because the project sits within the broader Brigade Orchards township, residents also get informal access to the township’s wider infrastructure — schools, retail and healthcare that have grown up around the earlier phases — something a standalone new launch in this corridor wouldn’t offer on day one.
RERA & Compliance
RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/040326/008505 is registered to Brigade Group and covers both the Laurel and Maple blocks. The registration date (4 March 2026) is recent and consistent across every listing checked, and the possession date on record is March 2030 — a roughly four-year build timeline from registration, which is in line with what Brigade has delivered on comparable-sized launches elsewhere in Bangalore.
A Few Honest Notes
Two towers and 311 units on 2.71 acres works out to a fairly dense footprint for what’s marketed as a “low tower density, abundant open space” release — worth walking the site plan yourself rather than taking the marketing framing at face value. The bigger question for most buyers will be the location itself: Devanahalli’s airport corridor has genuinely improved over the past few years, but it’s still a drive-everywhere part of the city, and possession is four years out. If you need to move in soon or want a shorter commute to the ORR/Whitefield IT belt, this isn’t the project for you. If you’re comfortable with a longer horizon and want to be near the airport and Devanahalli’s growing aerospace and logistics employment base, being inside an already-established township is a real advantage over a first-phase launch on empty land nearby.
Verdict
Laurel & Maple works best for buyers who already like the Brigade Orchards township — whether they own elsewhere in it, work near the airport, or are buying for parents who’d benefit from the senior-living-oriented Laurel block — and are comfortable with a March 2030 possession date. It’s less suited to anyone prioritising IT-corridor commute times or wanting the lowest possible entry price, given the roughly Rs 15 lakh spread quoted for base units across sources. Confirm the exact tower, floor and price list directly with Brigade before booking, and be clear on whether you’re being shown a Laurel or a Maple unit.
Nearby comparables: for other current launches in the same North Bangalore/Devanahalli airport corridor, see Century Trails, Devanahalli and Sattva City, Doddajala (Devanahalli), both already covered on this site, as well as Godrej MSR City nearby.
