Sumadhura Capitol Residences

Sumadhura Capitol Residences is an apartment project by Sumadhura Constructions at Hope Farm Junction in Whitefield, East Bangalore. It got its Karnataka RERA registration in October 2024.

Location & Connectivity

The site sits right at Hope Farm Junction, at the crux of Whitefield Main Road, Kadugodi Road, Hoskote Road and ECC Road — one of the busier intersections in the Whitefield micro-market. The project is a short walk (roughly 180 metres) from the Kadugodi Tree Park Metro Station, and ITPL is about 2 km away, which makes this a genuinely well-connected pocket for anyone working the Whitefield/ITPL IT corridor. Being this close to a major junction cuts both ways: convenience is high, but so is traffic through the area at peak hours.

Project Specifications

The project is spread across 4.1 acres with 4 towers (B+G+15) holding 405 units in total. RERA number is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/051024/007125, which decodes to a registration date of 5 October 2024. Possession is targeted for December 2027.

Unit mix is 3 BHK and 4 BHK only, with carpet areas running from roughly 1,635 sq ft to 2,150 sq ft. One listing site also showed a stray 1 BHK price point starting around Rs 1.60 crore, which doesn’t match the official 3/4 BHK-only unit mix described everywhere else — that figure looks like a data error rather than an actual configuration on offer here, so don’t plan around it without confirming with the sales office.

Pricing

Quoted prices for the 3 and 4 BHK units cluster in the Rs 2.28 crore to Rs 3.5 crore range, depending on tower, floor and exact unit size. As with most under-construction projects three years from possession, treat the current price list as a starting point rather than a fixed number.

Amenities

The masterplan keeps 77% of the site as open space, with the four towers angled so no tower directly faces another. The clubhouse is a sizeable 22,000 sq ft, with more than 40 indoor and outdoor amenities reported across sources, plus a central landscaped courtyard kept free of vehicle traffic.

RERA & Compliance

The RERA number is consistent across independent listing sites, and its decoded date (5 October 2024) lines up with the project’s reported launch timing. Total unit count is well supported at 405 across the builder’s own site and multiple independent portals; one older search summary had floated a lower figure (362 units, 3 towers), but that doesn’t hold up against the weight of sources confirming 405 units across 4 towers, so treat 405 as the reliable number.

A Few Honest Notes

At 405 units on 4.1 acres, this is a fairly dense high-rise layout for the area, which tracks with the price band sitting toward the upper-middle of what Whitefield apartment launches are currently asking. The project is exclusively 3 and 4 BHK, so it’s not a fit if you’re looking for something smaller or more affordable in this corridor.

Verdict

This suits a buyer specifically looking for a larger-format apartment in a well-connected, metro-adjacent Whitefield location, and comfortable with the higher price band that comes with that combination. The core numbers — RERA registration, acreage, unit count, possession date — hold up consistently across sources; the main thing to double-check directly with the sales office is the current price list, given how it can shift over a multi-year construction timeline.

Nearby comparables

Whitefield has seen a wave of launches in this price band recently: DSR Evoq at Kadugodi and Prestige Raintree Park on Whitefield/Varthur Road are both worth cross-shopping against this one for location and specification.

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