Mahindra Malgudi at Manipal County, a new address in Singasandra
3, 3.5 & 4 BHK · Price on Request
Mahindra Malgudi, developed as part of Manipal County on Hosur Road in Singasandra, is Mahindra Lifespace Developers' newest residential launch in South Bangalore. The project takes its name from the fictional town created by R.K. Narayan, an association the development leans on to signal a slower, community-first pace of living, set against a fast-growing IT corridor.
The address is built around the everyday rhythm of Electronic City's working population, homes designed for people who commute daily down Hosur Road but want their evenings and weekends to feel unhurried. A 4.25-acre footprint keeps density in check, with two towers rather than a sprawl of blocks, and enough open ground between structures for gardens, walkways and a clubhouse to breathe.
Mahindra Lifespaces has built its identity nationally around sustainability-led design rather than scale for its own sake, a company that committed to a 100 percent green-certified portfolio as early as 2014 and has been building toward Net Zero construction from 2030 onward. That design discipline, oriented around natural light, ventilation and material efficiency, carries through to how a project like this one is planned, with apartments configured for cross-ventilation and shared green spaces built into the master layout rather than added as an afterthought.
Singasandra's growth has been driven almost entirely by its proximity to Electronic City, and the recent opening of the Singasandra Metro Station on the Yellow Line has sharpened that advantage further, cutting commute times for residents heading toward Electronic City, Silk Board and beyond. For a buyer weighing where to be positioned along this corridor, an address inside Manipal County offers the rare combination of a gated, low-density development with a metro station within walking distance.
Mahindra Malgudi is currently at new-launch stage, with unit selection and floor plans open for prospective buyers to review at the Manipal County Road site.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK Spacious 3 BHK layouts within the 4.25-acre Manipal County enclave | 1827–2050 sq.ft. | On request |
| 3.5 BHK Extended 3.5 BHK homes with an additional flexible room | 2050–2200 sq.ft. | On request |
| 4 BHK Larger 4 BHK residences suited to bigger families | 2200–2363 sq.ft. | On request |




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Manipal County Road, Singasandra, off Hosur Road, Bangalore 560068 · Singasandra · Bangalore
Singasandra sits on the Hosur Road belt in South Bangalore, in the stretch that has grown up around the Electronic City IT corridor. The locality is served directly by the Yellow Line of Namma Metro, with Singasandra Metro Station placed between Kudlu Gate and Hosa Road, and it connects commuters south toward Electronic City, Konappana Agrahara and Bommasandra, and north toward Silk Board, BTM Layout and RV Road. The neighbourhood carries a working, well-established character shaped by decades of IT-led residential demand along Hosur Road.
Manipal County Road places this address inside a gated, co-developed enclave just off the main Hosur Road stretch, giving it insulation from the arterial traffic while keeping Electronic City's business parks a short drive away. The presence of the Electronic City Elevated Expressway, running between Silk Board Junction and Electronic City, means the daily commute for IT professionals working at campuses further down Hosur Road is compressed considerably. For a household anchored to the Electronic City workforce, this is one of the few addresses that offers metro access, expressway access, and a quieter residential street, together.
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Opened in August 2025, the elevated Yellow Line station places Manipal County within about a kilometre of direct metro access toward Electronic City, Silk Board and RV Road.
A 9.985 km elevated stretch connecting Silk Board Junction to Electronic City, cutting travel time along one of Bangalore's busiest IT commute corridors.
Additional Yellow Line stations along the same corridor extend metro coverage further toward Electronic City's business parks and industrial areas.
Ongoing junction and flyover works at Silk Board, a key interchange point for the Hosur Road corridor, are aimed at easing one of the city's most congested crossings.
Proximity to the Outer Ring Road links this stretch of Hosur Road to Bellandur, Sarjapur Road and the wider eastern IT belt without routing through the city centre.
The project sits within the gated Manipal County development on Hosur Road, giving it a defined, low-traffic residential street rather than direct frontage on the main road.
Singasandra Metro Station on the Yellow Line, operational since August 2025, puts a direct commute toward Electronic City and Silk Board within easy walking distance of the site.
Spread across 4.25 acres with only two towers, the layout keeps open ground and green space generous relative to the unit count, rather than maximising built-up density.
The developer has run a 100 percent green-certified portfolio since 2014 and is committed to Net Zero construction from 2030, a design ethic that shapes ventilation, orientation and material choices project-wide.
Units span 3, 3.5 and 4 BHK layouts from roughly 1,827 to 2,363 sq ft, covering both compact and larger family requirements within the same address.
Positioned off Hosur Road with the Electronic City Elevated Expressway nearby, the daily drive to Electronic City's IT campuses is measured in minutes rather than a cross-city trip.
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