Vaishnavi AT-One Life FAQs

Vaishnavi AT-One Life is a freehold plotted project by Vaishnavi Group in Devanahalli, North Bangalore. It covers 66.36 acres and holds 899 plots across four phases. You buy the land and build your own home, inside a gated layout with a clubhouse and parks.

Vaishnavi Group, a Bangalore developer founded in 1998 by C N Govindaraju, builds the project. The registered promoter is Vaishnavi AT-One Infrastructure LLP. The group has worked on homes, offices and plots across Bangalore for more than 25 years.

Yes, both names refer to the same plotted layout in Devanahalli. The project launched as Vaishnavi Life in 2022 and now carries the full name Vaishnavi AT-One Life. You will see both names in listings, so match the RERA number to be sure.

The project has four phases. Phase I has 523 plots on 39.12 acres, while Phase II has 64 plots on 5.35 acres. Phase III holds 85 plots on 5.77 acres, and Phase IV holds 227 plots on 16.12 acres.

Phases I, II and III are complete, so these plots suit buyers who want to build soon. Phase IV is still in progress, with a proposed completion date of 18 December 2027. You will still need building plan approval before you begin construction.

Prices start at ₹1.07 crore for a 30x40 plot of 1,200 sq ft. That works out to about ₹8,917 per sq ft of land. Rates for larger plots depend on the size, phase, facing and road width.

You can choose from four standard sizes, along with odd-sized plots in every phase. Here are the main options:

• 30x40 plot: 1,200 sq ft, starting at ₹1.07 crore
• 30x50 plot: 1,500 sq ft, priced on request
• 40x50 plot: 2,000 sq ft, priced on request
• 40x60 plot: 2,400 sq ft, priced on request

The sales team shares the cost sheet for every plot size through the Get Price form online. The cost sheet shows the base price for your chosen plot. Ask the team to include all other charges, so you can compare plots fairly.

Yes, every phase includes odd-sized plots, such as corner and irregular shapes. Phase I alone has 122 odd-sized plots, and Phase IV has 75. These plots suit you if you want a custom home design or extra open space.

Besides the plot price, you should plan for stamp duty and registration charges as per Karnataka rules. You may also pay for club membership, maintenance and utility connections. Ask the sales team for a written breakup before you pay the booking amount.

Yes, all four phases have their own Karnataka RERA registration numbers. You can verify each one on the Karnataka RERA portal before you buy.

• Phase
• RERA Number
• Phase I
• PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/170322/004776
• Phase II
• PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/200922/005257
• Phase III
• PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/310824/006982
• Phase IV
• PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/130526/008652

The Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority (BIAAPA) approved the layout plan for each phase. BIAAPA is the planning body for land around the airport. Its approval confirms that the layout follows the area's land use rules.

The plots come with an E-Khata issued by the Village Panchayat. The khata records your ownership for property tax and future building plans. Keep a copy safe, as banks and planning offices ask for it.

Yes, Vaishnavi AT-One Life is a freehold property. You own the plot outright, with no lease period to worry about. This gives you full freedom to build, sell or pass on the land.

Yes, NRIs can buy residential plots in India under FEMA rules, as long as it is not farmland. These plots are part of an approved residential layout, so NRI buyers can purchase them. Payments must come through normal banking channels, such as an NRE or NRO account.

The project is in Bettanahalli Village, Kundana Hobli, Devanahalli Taluk, Bangalore 562110. Phase IV sits in the nearby Kamenahalli Village. The layout lies just off the airport road, between Yelahanka and Kempegowda International Airport.

Kempegowda International Airport is about 20 minutes away by road. The Hebbal flyover is about 25 minutes away via Bellary Road (NH 44). Yelahanka sits roughly 6 km from the layout.

Yes, the Namma Metro Blue Line will run through Hebbal and Yelahanka to the airport. The line crossed 72% overall progress in August 2026. Its Hebbal to airport stretch currently targets June 2027.

Stonehill International School, Canadian International School and Mallya Aditi International School are close by. Vidyashilp Academy and Delhi Public School Yelahanka are also within reach. For healthcare, you can visit Manipal Hospital in Yelahanka or Aster CMI Hospital in Hebbal.

The 32,750 sq ft clubhouse has a gym, yoga studio, spa, home theatre and games room. Outdoor features include a family pool, kids' pool, tennis courts, a cycling track and a pet park. You also get a 2-acre central activity space, 26 parks and 14 civic amenity sites.

Every plot comes with underground power, water and sewage lines, so you avoid overhead cables. Internal roads are 30 ft, 40 ft and 60 ft wide, with paved footpaths. The layout also has a sewage treatment plant, rainwater harvesting and solar street lights.

Water comes from borewells, supported by underground sumps, overhead tanks and water treatment units. Rainwater harvesting pits help recharge groundwater across the layout. Ask the team about supply timings when you visit the site.

Yes, security guards man the entry and exit points of the layout. CCTV cameras cover key spots, and a guard office sits on site. This gives you peace of mind while you plan or build your home.

Vaishnavi AT-One Life suits buyers who want approved freehold land near the airport from a known developer. Devanahalli prices rose about 20.3% year on year as of mid-2026, per 99acres data. Foxconn's large plant, the airport metro and the Satellite Town Ring Road should keep demand strong.

You can book a site visit through the enquiry form on the official website or by phone. During the visit, walk through the completed phases and check the roads, parks and clubhouse. Ask for the RERA certificate, approved plan and cost sheet before you pay the booking amount. It also helps to visit on a weekday, so you can judge the morning traffic on Bellary Road.