Assetz The Secret Lake, IVC Road (Devanahalli)

Assetz The Secret Lake Reviews

Overview

Assetz The Secret Lake is a plotted development by Assetz Property Group off IVC Road in Devanahalli, North Bangalore, positioned around its main selling point: direct adjacency to a roughly 191-acre natural lake. The project spans 44 acres and offers 701 residential plots, officially launched in April 2025.

Location & Connectivity

The site is off IVC Road, Devanahalli, about 15-20 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport — the same general plotted-development corridor as Century Trails and Embassy Springs, both already covered on this site. This is airport-driven North Bangalore growth: the long-term thesis rests on the aerospace and IT investment zones coming up around Devanahalli, not on infrastructure that’s already built out. Schools, hospitals and everyday retail in the immediate vicinity remain thin; most residents currently commute to Yelahanka for daily needs.

Project Specifications

  • Total land area: 44 acres, with roughly 20.43 acres reserved as open space
  • Total plots: 701
  • Plot sizes: 1,200 sq ft (30×40), 1,500 sq ft (30×50), 2,000 sq ft (40×50) and 2,400 sq ft (40×60)
  • Adjacent to a 191-acre natural lake

Pricing

Sources put pricing at roughly Rs 78 lakh at the entry end, with the upper band quoted slightly differently across portals — Rs 1.17 crore on one listing, Rs 1.3 crore on another — for the larger plot sizes. That’s a modest spread and likely reflects timing differences between when each listing was last updated rather than a real conflict; confirm the current price sheet with Assetz’s sales team for the plot size you want.

Amenities

  • 25+ listed amenities across the development
  • Miyawaki forest patches and landscaped parks
  • Tree-lined internal avenues
  • Lake-facing open spaces designed around the adjacent water body

RERA & Compliance

Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/020425/007646, decoding to a 2 April 2025 registration date, consistent with the project’s own April 2025 launch timeline. Possession is targeted for March 2030.

A Few Honest Notes

The lake frontage is a genuine differentiator in a corridor that’s otherwise fairly generic plotted-layout territory, but it’s worth confirming exactly how much of the 191-acre lake is actually adjacent to your specific plot versus visible from the broader layout — “lake-facing” marketing language can stretch across a large site. As with any plotted development this far out, you’re buying raw land with a possession-linked infrastructure commitment (roads, drainage, common areas) rather than a finished product, so factor in construction timelines on top of the March 2030 possession date if you plan to build immediately.

Verdict

Worth shortlisting if the lake-adjacent setting matters to you and you’re comfortable with a long-horizon, airport-corridor bet — plotted developments here are fundamentally about buying into Devanahalli’s future rather than its present. Confirm which plots actually sit along the lake edge before committing, and get a firm current price list rather than relying on the slightly different figures circulating across portals.

Nearby Comparables

Already covered on this site in the same North Bangalore plotted-development belt: Century Trails, Devanahalli (Century Real Estate) and Embassy Springs Villa Plots — both worth cross-shopping on price-per-sq-ft and amenity offering if you’re set on this corridor but open to a different developer.

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