Godrej Vanantara, Bannerghatta Road

Godrej Vanantara Reviews

Location & Connectivity

Godrej Vanantara sits at Hommadevanahalli village, off Bannerghatta Road in Bengaluru South, on what’s marketed as Dinnepalya Road just past Anjanapura. This stretch of Bannerghatta Road has been filling in steadily over the last few years, with Bannerghatta National Park and the Turahalli forest reserve nearby giving the area more green cover than most South Bangalore corridors.

The location sits a fair distance out — expect a 30-40 minute drive to Electronics City or the Silk Board junction depending on traffic, which is the usual trade-off on this corridor. NICE Road and the Outer Ring Road are both within reach for cross-city commutes.

Project Specifications

  • Developer: Godrej Properties
  • Land parcel: 36 acres (reported as 36.13 acres / 146,229 sq m in the RERA filing)
  • Towers: 16 residential towers
  • Total units: 2,008 apartments
  • Configurations: 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4.5 BHK
  • Unit sizes: roughly 1,250 sq ft (2 BHK) to 2,900 sq ft (4.5 BHK)
  • Construction start: 15 May 2026
  • Possession: May 2031

Pricing

Listings show 2 BHK units starting around Rs 1.5-1.6 crore, 3 BHK options in the Rs 2.1-2.5 crore range, and the larger 4.5 BHK layouts pushing towards Rs 3.65 crore. Godrej’s own early landing page quoted a lower starting figure near Rs 1.49 crore — that’s typical of pre-launch EOI pricing that gets revised upward once the project formally launches, so don’t be surprised if the number you’re quoted today is higher than what shows up in older cached listings. Confirm the current price list with the sales office rather than going by an older screenshot.

Amenities

As a 36-acre master-planned development, Vanantara is being pitched around scale — a large central clubhouse, swimming pool, multipurpose sports courts, landscaped walking and jogging trails, and children’s play zones spread across the towers. Given the size of the land parcel, expect a meaningful share of it to stay as open/green space, though Godrej hasn’t published an exact open-space percentage yet.

RERA & Compliance

Registered under Karnataka RERA as PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/130526/008653. The DDMMYY segment (130526) decodes to 13 May 2026, which lines up cleanly with the project’s construction-start date of 15 May 2026 — a good sign that the registration and the actual launch timeline are in sync rather than backdated or delayed.

A Few Honest Notes

This is a very fresh registration — the project is barely a few months old as of this writing, so there’s no resale or possession-quality track record to point to yet. Everything here is pre-launch/launch-phase information, which means floor plans, tower numbering, and pricing can still shift before bookings firm up. If you’re seriously considering this, get the latest price sheet directly from Godrej rather than relying on aggregator listings, several of which are still showing slightly different starting prices from a few months apart.

Verdict

Vanantara suits buyers who want a large, amenity-heavy township feel on Bannerghatta Road and are comfortable with a 2031 possession horizon — this is a five-year wait, not a quick move-in. The 36-acre scale and Godrej’s brand are the pull; the distance from the core IT corridors and the still-settling pricing are the trade-offs. Worth shortlisting for the location and land size, but go in expecting pre-launch volatility on price and specifics for the next several months.

Nearby Comparables

On the same Bannerghatta Road corridor, Sobha Magnus and Casagrand Hazen (Gottigere) are both already covered on this site and worth cross-shopping against Vanantara for pricing and possession timelines. A bit further towards Begur Road, Prestige Southern Star is another large-township option in the same broader South Bangalore price band.

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