1 BHK apartment in Whitefield, Bengaluru at ₹1.07 Cr — compact 730 sqft unit in IT-hub locality.
- 1 BHK apartment, 730 sqft carpet area
- ₹1.07 Cr — ₹14,658 per sqft
- Located in Whitefield, major IT employment hub
- Residential apartment ready for residential use
Property details
Configuration
- Property type
- Apartment
- Project category
- residential
Area & dimensions
- Carpet area
- 730 sqft
- Per sqft
- ₹14,658
About this listing
1 BHK Flat for sale in Whitefield, Bengaluru. This flat spans 730 sq ft of carpet area.
Price Details
The property is priced at ₹1.07 Cr — that is roughly ₹14,657 per sq ft on the carpet area. An indicative EMI works out to roughly ₹78,928 per month, assuming a loan of 85% of the price at 8.5% per annum over 20 years; actual rates and eligibility vary by lender.
Highlights from the Lister
- 1 BHK apartment, 730 sqft carpet area
- ₹1.07 Cr — ₹14,658 per sqft
- Located in Whitefield, major IT employment hub
- Residential apartment ready for residential use
- 1 BHK apartment in Whitefield, Bengaluru at ₹1.07 Cr — compact 730 sqft unit in IT-hub locality
At a Glance
- Configuration: 1 BHK Flat
- Location: Whitefield, Bengaluru
- Area: 730 sq ft carpet
- Price: ₹1.07 Cr
- Rate: ₹14,657 per sq ft
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Location
Living in Whitefield
Whitefield is a large, well-established IT-hub suburb in east Bengaluru that grew from a quiet 1882 Anglo-Indian settlement into one of the city's oldest and biggest technology corridors, anchored by ITPB/ITPL and the EPIP zone and now directly linked to the city core by Namma Metro's Purple Line.
It suits IT/ITES professionals, families and long-term real-estate investors who value strong social infrastructure and improving transit, but who can tolerate Bengaluru-typical peak-hour traffic and water-supply stress.
- Direct Namma Metro connectivity via the Purple Line's Whitefield (Kadugodi) terminal station, which opened in March 2023 and links the area to the rest of the city.
- One of Bengaluru's oldest, largest IT corridors, anchored by International Tech Park Bengaluru (ITPB/ITPL, a 1994 India-Singapore joint venture) and the EPIP zone, hosting majors like TCS, IBM, Oracle and GE.
- Well-served by shopping and dining: malls such as Nexus Whitefield, Phoenix Marketcity, VR Bengaluru and Park Square Mall, plus a wide range of restaurants and cafes.
- Established social infrastructure with reputed schools (Deens Academy, Vydehi School of Excellence, Chrysalis High, DPS Whitefield) and major hospitals, including a free Sri Sathya Sai super-speciality hospital.
- Good arterial road connectivity via two 4-lane roads (Whitefield Road and Varthur/HAL Old Airport Road), an extensive BMTC bus network, and its own railway station on the Bangalore-Chennai line.
- Peak-hour traffic congestion is a recurring resident complaint, particularly along HAL Old Airport Road and near the ITPL junction.
- Heavy reliance on groundwater: borewells are running dry in summer, pushing many residents toward costly private water tankers.
- Sewage lines and stormwater drainage in older pockets have not kept pace with growth, leading to waterlogging in heavy rain.
- Rapid, IT-driven growth has raised resident concerns over air quality and pollution alongside the rise in traffic.
Whitefield's eastern terminus, Whitefield (Kadugodi) metro station, opened on the Namma Metro Purple Line in March 2023, part of a 43.49 km line with 37 stations running through to Challaghatta.
The area is also served by two arterial 4-lane roads (Whitefield Road via Mahadevapura and Varthur Road/HAL Old Airport Road via Marathahalli, meeting SH-35), an extensive BMTC bus network, and its own electrified railway station on the Bangalore-Chennai line.
Whitefield has a dense network of CBSE/ICSE schools serving its large resident and IT-professional population, including Deens Academy, Vydehi School of Excellence, Chrysalis High and DPS Whitefield; Glentree Academy is also among the locality's popular schools.
Whitefield is anchored by International Tech Park Bengaluru (ITPB, also known as ITPL), a large integrated campus created in January 1994 as an India-Singapore joint venture and considered the oldest tech park in Bengaluru.
Together with the adjoining Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP), it hosts large campuses of IT/ITES and engineering majors such as TCS, IBM, Oracle, GE, Huawei and Societe Generale.
Whitefield is primarily an IT and residential suburb rather than a tourist destination.
Its best-known point of interest is the Sri Sathya Sai Baba Ashram (Brindavan), a spiritual retreat beside Whitefield railway station, and the locality's own origin as an 1882 Anglo-Indian agricultural settlement gives it a distinct heritage backstory.
Whitefield is well stocked with shopping and leisure options, including Nexus Whitefield Mall, Phoenix Marketcity, VR Bengaluru, Ascendas Park Square Mall and Nexus Shantiniketan Mall, alongside a wide selection of restaurants and cafes catering to the area's large IT and expat population.
Civic infrastructure has struggled to keep pace with Whitefield's rapid IT-driven growth: the area depends heavily on groundwater, with many borewells running dry in summer and a large private water-tanker trade, sewage lines in older pockets are inadequate for current load, and inefficient stormwater drains cause waterlogging during heavy rain, even as metro and road upgrades continue.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the price of 1 BHK Apartment for sale in Whitefield, Bengaluru?
₹ 1.07 Cr. That's ₹ 14,658/sqft for 730 sqft carpet area.
When is possession of this property?
Possession: Ready to move.