GRC Saffron Skies

GRC Saffron Skies is a compact row-villa development by GRC Group off Kanakapura Road in Uttarahalli, offering 81 units in a 3 and 4 BHK mix and now well into construction.

Location & Connectivity

The project sits off Pipeline Road in Uttari, within the Uttarahalli Hobli area off Kanakapura Road, about 1.5 km from the main Kanakapura Road stretch and roughly 8 km from the NICE Peripheral Ring Road. This keeps it within reach of South Bangalore’s Kanakapura Road corridor while sitting a little off the main road itself — worth a site visit to check the approach road and immediate surroundings before assuming full Kanakapura Road connectivity.

Project Specifications

  • Developer: GRC Group (the registered promoter entity is given as GRC Infra Pvt Ltd by one source and Key Mansions Private Limited by another — confirm which entity is on your sale agreement)
  • Land area: 3.7 to 3.9 acres depending on the source
  • Total units: 81 row villas, built as individual G+1/G+2 units rather than a single tower block
  • Configurations: 3 BHK at around 2,650 sq ft built-up (1,780 sq ft carpet), and 4 BHK at 3,460-3,590 sq ft built-up (2,280-2,535 sq ft carpet)
  • RERA number: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/220623/006016, registered 22 June 2023

Pricing

Pricing has moved up noticeably since launch: an earlier-dated listing quotes a starting band of roughly Rs 1.33 crore to Rs 2.69 crore, while a more recent listing puts current asking prices at Rs 2.11 crore to Rs 3.15 crore all-inclusive. If you’re comparing quotes from different sources, check the date on the listing before assuming they’re describing the same current price. Monthly maintenance is quoted at roughly Rs 13,200 for 3 BHK and Rs 17,300 for 4 BHK units.

Amenities

The project carries a fairly full amenity list for its size — swimming pool with a kids’ pool, gym, yoga area, badminton and basketball courts, a clubhouse, amphitheatre, and a cafe, alongside rainwater harvesting and sewage treatment infrastructure.

RERA & Compliance

The RERA number is confirmed identically across multiple independent listings and decodes cleanly to 22 June 2023, matching the project’s reported mid-2023 launch. Construction was reported at 85% complete as of 30 May 2026. The developer’s own target possession dates (quoted as either June or December 2026 depending on the listing) have now passed without a confirmed handover, while the formal RERA-committed possession date is March 2028 — get a current, specific handover date from the sales office rather than relying on either of the older target dates still circulating online. One listing labels the project “Phase 2” while quoting the exact same RERA number as the base project, which most likely means all 81 units fall under this single registration rather than there being a genuinely separate second phase, but it’s worth asking the developer to confirm there isn’t a distinct Phase 2 in the pipeline under a different number.

A Few Honest Notes

At 85% complete, this is a much later-stage purchase than most of the pre-launch projects that dominate new listings — the upside is you’re buying something close to finished rather than a paper plan, but the downside is the marketing-quoted handover dates have already slipped once, so don’t take a fresh sales-office promise at face value without asking specifically why the original 2026 target moved.

Verdict

GRC Saffron Skies suits a buyer looking for a compact row-villa in the Rs 2-3 crore range just off Kanakapura Road, particularly someone who’d rather buy into a nearly-finished project than a fresh launch. Given the slipped target date, ask for the current construction photos and a firm handover commitment in writing before booking, rather than assuming the project is as close to done as “85% complete” might suggest.

Nearby comparables

Urbanrise Paradise on Earth in nearby Gangasandra (Kengeri), already covered on this site, is a useful comparable for villa-style living in the wider Kanakapura Road corridor, albeit at a different scale and price point.

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