Sumadhura Solace, Thubarahalli

Location & Connectivity

Sumadhura Solace is on Marathahalli Main Road in Thubarahalli, sitting right on the Marathahalli-Whitefield border in East Bangalore — different listings file it under either locality depending on which they lean toward, but the address itself (Sy No. 31/3, Thubarahalli Village, Varthur Hobli) is consistent across sources. It’s a well-established residential and IT-corridor pocket with reasonable access to both the Whitefield tech parks and the ORR/Marathahalli stretch, rather than a developing-corridor bet like some of the newer North Bangalore launches.

Project Specifications

  • Builder: Sumadhura Group
  • Land area: 11.6–11.66 acres
  • Layout: 7 towers, 777 units
  • Configurations: 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 and 4+ BHK

This project was originally marketed under the working name “Codename E-119” before Sumadhura formally launched and RERA-registered it as Solace — the same 11.6-acre, 777-unit project, not two separate developments, despite both names still turning up in search results and older listings. If you come across “Codename E-119” pricing or brochures anywhere, treat it as superseded by the current Solace listing.

Pricing

Current listings under the Solace name quote a range of roughly Rs 2.47 crore to Rs 3.96 crore, with carpet areas from about 1,194 to 3,297 sq ft. Older “Codename E-119” pre-launch material quoted a lower starting price around Rs 1.75 crore — that gap most likely reflects early pre-launch pricing versus the higher, post-RERA-registration rates now in effect, rather than a data error, but it’s a large enough jump that it’s worth being aware of if you saw the older figure somewhere and assumed it still held. Go with the current Solace-branded pricing.

Amenities

Marketed as an “ultra-luxury” development with 81% open space across the 11.6-acre plot — specific amenity details beyond the open-space figure weren’t consistently listed across sources at time of writing, so confirm the full amenity list directly with the sales office rather than assuming a standard package.

RERA & Compliance

Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/111225/008330, which decodes to 11 December 2025 — a very recent registration, consistent with Solace being the newly-launched, formally registered version of what was previously marketed as Codename E-119. Possession is targeted for December 2029.

A Few Honest Notes

Unit sizes reported across sources range fairly widely — some quote carpet area (roughly 1,194–3,297 sq ft), others quote what looks like a super built-up figure (roughly 1,705–2,720 sq ft) — which is a common source of confusion across property listings generally, but worth flagging so you don’t compare two numbers that aren’t measuring the same thing. Confirm carpet vs built-up explicitly before comparing this project’s per-sq-ft pricing against anything else on your shortlist. The rename from Codename E-119 to Solace also means older bookmarked pages and brochures floating around online are now out of date — always check you’re looking at current Solace-branded material.

Verdict

Solace suits a buyer who wants an established Marathahalli-Whitefield-border location with a wide range of unit sizes to choose from, and is comfortable with the higher post-RERA pricing now in effect rather than the lower pre-launch numbers that still circulate online under the old “Codename E-119” name. Confirm carpet-vs-built-up area explicitly when comparing quotes, since sources aren’t consistent on which they’re citing.

Nearby comparables: Prestige Somerville on Varthur Road and Prestige Raintree Park, both covered on this site, sit in the broader Whitefield/Varthur corridor and are useful price-and-scale comparables for the same general catchment area.

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