Sattva Forest Ridge, JP Nagar (Anjanapura)

Location & Connectivity

Sattva Forest Ridge sits on Holiday Village Road, off Kanakapura Road, in the Anjanapura / JP Nagar 9th Phase belt of south Bangalore. The site directly faces Anjanapura Central Park, which is unusual for a project this close to a busy arterial road.

  • About 4 minutes to the NICE Road junction
  • Roughly 9 minutes to Vajarahalli Metro station and 10 minutes to Thalaghattapura Metro station (Yellow Line)
  • JP Nagar, Banashankari and Jayanagar are all within a 20-25 minute drive depending on traffic
  • Electronic City is reachable via NICE Road without cutting through the Silk Board junction, which is the main draw of this corridor for IT commuters

Project Specifications

  • Developer: Sattva Group
  • Land area: 4 acres
  • Configuration: 2 towers, G+30 floors
  • 407 apartments in 1, 2, 2.5 and 3 BHK formats
  • Sizes: 1 BHK 732-767 sq ft; 2 BHK 1,195-1,200 sq ft; 3 BHK 1,616-1,864 sq ft (varies by 2T/3T layout)

Pricing

Sattva’s own project page lists a starting price of Rs 67 lakh. Portal listings show a wider running range of roughly Rs 70 lakh for the smallest 1 BHK up to close to Rs 2 crore for the larger 3 BHK layouts. Treat the lower figure as the base 1 BHK entry point rather than a typical ticket size across the project.

Amenities

  • 30,000 sq ft clubhouse
  • Swimming pool and kids’ pool
  • Multipurpose sports court, cricket practice net, table tennis
  • Outdoor gym, jogging track, skating rink
  • Yoga/aerobics zone, meditation zone, games room
  • Wellness lawn and a seniors’ seating zone

RERA & Compliance

Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/241224/007315, which decodes to a registration date of 24 December 2024 — consistent with the project’s reported official launch in January 2025. This is one of the more recently registered projects in the Kanakapura Road corridor.

A Few Honest Notes

The builder’s own site doesn’t publish a possession date; portal listings peg completion around December 2029, roughly five years out from launch, which is a fairly standard timeline for a two-tower high-rise. If a firm handover date matters to your decision, get it in writing from the sales office rather than relying on aggregator estimates. The 3 BHK size range on portals (1,616-1,864 sq ft) spans two different layouts (2T and 3T), so make sure you’re comparing the same layout when checking price per square foot across listings.

Nearby Comparables

This stretch of Kanakapura Road/Anjanapura has seen a cluster of activity recently. Casagrand Casablanca, a much larger 18-acre project, sits close by on the same Holiday Village Road. Puravankara’s Purva Park Hill, an older but still-active project, is also on this corridor a short distance away. Buyers comparing options here are effectively choosing between Forest Ridge’s smaller, tighter footprint and the larger integrated-township feel of its neighbours.

Verdict

Forest Ridge suits buyers who want a small, walkable, amenity-dense project rather than a sprawling township — 407 units on 4 acres is a tight footprint, which usually means less crowding at the clubhouse and pool but also less green buffer between towers than a bigger project would offer. The Kanakapura Road/NICE Road location is a genuine plus for anyone commuting toward Electronic City or Bannerghatta Road without wanting to deal with Silk Board. Given the December 2029 possession estimate is not confirmed on the builder’s own materials, anyone buying for near-term possession should nail down the actual handover schedule before booking.

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