Trendsquares World of Gardens in Sadaramangala, Whitefield, is an upcoming/Pre-Launch ultra-luxury residential project close to the Tech Hub of Bangalore, ITPL & EPIP Zone, Hoodi Circle, and KR Puram. These beautifully designed high-rise apartments offer a global lifestyle in the heart of Bengaluru. World of Gardens is spread over 12+ acres of land comes under the approval of the Bangalore Development Authority and RERA Karnataka. Trendsquares World of Gardens consists of 650 3 BHK & 4 BHK Apartments in 4 Iconic towers that rise up to 35 floors, with just 4 units per floor to ensure exclusivity and privacy.
Project Highlights - Trendsquares World of Gardens
Total Land Area – 12 Acres
Approval Authority – Bangalore Development Authority(BDA)
No. of Units – 650
Types – 3 BHK & 4 BHK
Possession – Dec 2030
RERA Number – Acknowledgement Received
Location Advantages - Sadaramangala Whitefield
- Just 2 km from Hoodi Circle and ITPL & EPIP Zone
- 3 km from Nexus Shantiniketan, Manipal Hospitals and Zuri Hotel
- 5 km from Graphite India, Brookefield, and CMRIT Engineering College
- 6 km from KR Puram Railway Station, Mahadevapura, and Phoenix Marketcity
- 7 km from Hope Farm Junction, Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences and Kadugodi Metro
- 8 km from Varthur Whitefield Road, Marathahalli Outer Ring Road to Trendsquares World of Gardens
- 9 km from Bellandur Outer Ring Road and Ramamurthy Nagar, Bengaluru North
Key Takeaways
- Trendsquares World of Gardens is a pre-launch ultra-luxury residential project located in Sadaramangala, Whitefield.
- The project spans over 12 acres, offering 650 high-rise apartments in iconic towers with 3 BHK and 4 BHK options.
- The project holds approvals from the Bangalore Development Authority and RERA Karnataka, with possession planned for December 2030.
- Its prime location boasts proximity to Hoodi Circle, ITPL, EPIP Zone, and various key amenities and facilities.
- Residents will enjoy easy access to major roads, hospitals, and educational institutions within a few kilometres.
