A Township Rooted in Green
There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over a place when nature is allowed to lead the design, rather than follow it. Godrej Vanantara is built on that premise. Spread across 36 acres just off Bannerghatta Road in South Bengaluru, this is a residential township by Godrej Properties conceived around trees rather than towers, water rather than concrete. The developer describes it as a forest-themed township, and the numbers back the sentiment: the site houses over 3,500 trees and two natural lakes within its boundaries, a rare inheritance for any address this close to the city's commercial spine.
The scale of the project is considerable. Sixteen high-rise towers rise across the 36-acre parcel, together holding 2,008 apartments in configurations ranging from 2 BHK to expansive 4.5 BHK residences. Saleable areas span from 1,295.52 sq ft to 2,915.43 sq ft, giving families genuine room to choose based on need rather than compromise. Every home is designed to be Vastu-compliant, cross-ventilated, and oriented to draw in the surrounding greenery as part of daily life, not merely as a view from the balcony.
Godrej Vanantara sits at Hommadevanahalli, just off Dinnepalya Road, in a corridor that has quietly become one of South Bengaluru's most closely watched addresses. It shares a boundary with the Greenwood High Bannerghatta IGCSE Campus and sits within easy reach of NICE Road, Electronic City, HSR Layout, and Bellandur — a geography that positions it as a bridge between established residential Bengaluru and its fastest-expanding IT corridor. For homebuyers who want space without giving up connectivity, this balance is the project's central promise.
Backed by Godrej Properties, a developer with a multi-decade legacy across Indian real estate, Vanantara is registered with the Karnataka RERA under a single filing covering all sixteen towers. That scale of registration, paired with the brand's track record, gives the project a certain institutional weight rarely seen in newer launches along this stretch of Bannerghatta Road.
