Location & Connectivity
Godrej Parkshire is at Sarakariguttahalli, Dodda Amanikere village, off NH 648, Hoskote Taluk, Bengaluru 562114 — near Hoskote Lake, on Bangalore’s eastern edge past Whitefield.
- Connects via NH 648 and links to SH 35 and NH 75
- Sits in the path of the proposed Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), which is meant to eventually connect this belt to the rest of the outer ring network — still a future-infrastructure bet rather than something in place today
- Whitefield, ITPL, TCS and GR Tech Park are the nearest major employment hubs, all a drive away rather than walkable
- This is a developing corridor beyond Whitefield proper — don’t expect the density of schools, hospitals and retail that Whitefield itself already has; most residents will rely on Whitefield or Hoskote town for daily needs for the next several years
Project Specifications
- Developer: Godrej Properties
- Land area: 13.5-14 acres (sources are close but not identical on the exact figure)
- Configuration: 5 towers, each 2 basements + ground + 28 upper floors
- 1,130 apartments
- Configuration mix is where sources genuinely disagree: some list this as a 2 and 3 BHK project (1,050-1,750 sq ft), while pricing breakdowns elsewhere describe 3 BHK (1,050-1,224 sq ft) and 4 BHK (1,615-1,803 sq ft) as the only two formats, with no 2 BHK mentioned at all. If you’re specifically after a 2 BHK here, confirm with the sales team whether that format actually exists in the current release before making plans around it.
Pricing
Overall project pricing runs from about Rs 1.17 crore to Rs 1.94-2 crore. Breaking that down by the configuration figures available: the smaller units (labelled 3 BHK in this breakdown) start around Rs 1.17-1.33 crore, and the larger ones (labelled 4 BHK) run Rs 1.78-2 crore. Given the configuration-mix confusion above, treat these as broad bands rather than fixed per-BHK prices until you’ve confirmed the actual unit mix directly.
Amenities
- Clubhouse spread over roughly 32,500-35,000 sq ft (sources vary slightly)
- Swimming pool and gymnasium
- Landscaped gardens across roughly 70% open area
- Outdoor sports courts
- Children’s play area, recreation rooms, party hall
- 24/7 security
- 55+ indoor and outdoor amenities in total per the builder’s own count
RERA & Compliance
Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/090126/008393, decoding to 9 January 2026 — a very recent registration, and the sequence number is consistent with other projects registered around the same period. Some older marketing material refers to this loosely as a “2025 launch,” but the RERA date confirms formal registration only came through in January 2026. Possession is targeted for December 2030.
A Few Honest Notes
Hoskote is genuinely a step beyond Whitefield rather than an extension of it — the pitch here is largely about the STRR and the broader Whitefield-adjacent growth story, not existing infrastructure. That’s a real but longer-horizon bet, similar in character to some of the Devanahalli plotted developments further north, just oriented east instead. The 2 BHK vs 3/4 BHK-only confusion in the configuration data is worth resolving before you get attached to a specific unit size, since it affects both your budget and your search.
Nearby Comparables
Hoskote itself doesn’t have much prior coverage on this site, since it’s a newer growth corridor compared to the more established Whitefield, Sarjapur and Devanahalli belts. As a general reference point, buyers comparing this micro-market should look at pricing on the Whitefield periphery (where per-sqft rates are considerably higher) to judge whether Hoskote’s relative affordability compensates for the longer commute and thinner social infrastructure.
Verdict
Parkshire suits buyers priced out of Whitefield proper who are willing to bet on the STRR and Hoskote’s continued spillover growth from the IT corridor — the sub-Rs 2 crore pricing for a Godrej-branded project this size is a genuine draw. The December 2030 possession date is a long runway, and the STRR itself remains a “proposed” road rather than a built one, so this is squarely an investment-horizon or long-term end-user purchase rather than something for anyone wanting to move in within the next few years. Nail down the actual configuration mix (2BHK availability in particular) before booking, given how much the sources disagree on it.
