Aratt Escapes Summer and Sage

Aratt Escapes Summer and Sage is a plotted development by Aratt Developers off the airport-corridor belt near Devanahalli, roughly 5 km from Kempegowda International Airport — the same general direction as several other plotted layouts that have come up in this North Bangalore stretch over the last couple of years.

Location & Connectivity

The layout is marketed under a Devanahalli/North Bangalore address, but the approvals for the project actually come from the Chikkaballapur Urban Development Authority (CUDA) rather than BIAPPA or BBMP — worth knowing since it places the site just across the administrative line from the areas most other Devanahalli plotted projects fall under. Proximity to the airport (about 5 km) is the main selling point, and as with most of this belt, that’s a bet on future growth rather than infrastructure that’s fully built out today. Schools, hospitals and everyday retail are still thin in the immediate vicinity, so factor in a drive to Devanahalli town or the airport commercial belt for daily needs.

Project Specifications

The layout spans 9.5 acres with 95 residential plots on offer, sized between 1,800 and 2,400 sq ft. RERA number is PRM/KA/RERA/1254/465/PR/111225/008331, which decodes to a registration date of 11 December 2025. Possession is targeted for March 2028. The project is designed around low-density planning, with wide 30-40 foot internal roads, underground electrical cabling, individual electricity meters, covered drainage and solar-enabled street lighting.

Pricing

Sources are reasonably consistent on pricing: the smaller 1,800 sq ft plots start around Rs 80 lakh, while the larger 2,400 sq ft plots start around Rs 1.05 crore. One source rounds this up to a broader “Rs 80 lakh to over Rs 2 crore” range, which likely reflects corner-plot or park-facing premiums rather than a genuine conflict — but get a plot-specific quote before booking rather than assuming the lower end applies across the board.

Amenities

For a 95-plot layout, the amenity list is fairly extensive: a clubhouse, three landscaped parks, a party lawn, a swimming pool, a spa, a yoga room, a gymnasium, a kids’ playground, an amphitheatre, senior-citizen seating areas, and a dedicated civic amenities site, along with CCTV-covered 24/7 security.

RERA & Compliance

The RERA number checks out consistently across three independent listings reviewed, decoding to a plausible 11 December 2025 registration date. The CUDA (rather than BIAPPA) approval noted above isn’t a red flag in itself — plenty of legitimate layouts near the Devanahalli-Chikkaballapur border fall under CUDA’s jurisdiction — but it’s worth confirming which authority’s approval actually applies to your specific plot before signing anything, since marketing material for this belt sometimes blurs the line between the two.

A Few Honest Notes

This is a small, boutique layout rather than a large township, which cuts both ways: less scale means less amenity infrastructure to maintain long-term, but also a tighter, lower-density community if that’s what you’re after. Aratt is a newer name in this market compared to established plotted-development players like Century Real Estate or Provident, so there’s less of a delivery track record to lean on — worth factoring into how much execution risk you’re comfortable taking on for a plot possession date almost two and a half years out.

Verdict

Aratt Escapes Summer and Sage suits a buyer looking for a small, low-density plotted community in the outer Devanahalli-Chikkaballapur belt who’s comfortable with a relatively new developer and a possession date in 2028. Given the CUDA-vs-BIAPPA jurisdiction question, confirm the specific plot’s approval status and get pricing in writing before paying anything beyond a token booking amount.

Nearby comparables

The wider Devanahalli plotted-development belt already has Century Trails, DNR Solace, Summers @ Orchid Nirvana and Fortius Good Earth within a reasonable driving distance, all worth comparing on price-per-sqft, plot sizes and amenity offering before deciding between them.

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