Where Nambiar's Beverly Green Is

Nambiar's Beverly Green stands on Bannerghatta Road — State Highway 87, which leaves Hosur Road at Adugodi and runs south through Arekere, Hulimavu and Gottigere before passing the national park. The location along that road is Bilwaradahalli, in south Bangalore, Karnataka 560083, geo-tagged at 12.823744° N, 77.571837° E. It is about 3 km from the Bannerghatta Nature Camp operated by Jungle Lodges and Resorts — the reach where the built-up city thins out and the wooded country around Bannerghatta National Park takes over. Gottigere is the postal head office for this address, and the site falls in the Bangalore South constituency.

Nambiar's Beverly Green Address

• Locality: Bilwaradahalli, Bannerghatta Road; postal head office Gottigere.
• Road: Bannerghatta Road (State Highway 87), south Bangalore.
• Pincode: Bangalore, Karnataka – 560083.
• Latitude: 12.823744
• Longitude: 77.571837

Nambiar's Beverly Green Connectivity

There is one road here, and that makes Nambiar's Beverly Green connectivity simple to set out: Bannerghatta Road passes the site, running north into the city and south into the national park. The Outer Ring Road, the NICE Road peripheral, the metro, the airport — each of them is reached along it. Before the detail below, one point of housekeeping. These are the measured figures we can stand behind for this site: 3 km to the Bannerghatta Nature Camp; ten school distances, eight hospital distances, six mall distances and six tech-park distances, all set out in the sections further down this page; 15 km to Electronic City, 30 minutes by car and 30 by bike; three metro-station distances, being 12.5 km to Yelachenahalli and to Silk Institute, both operational on the Green Line, and 6.3 km to Kalena Agrahara on the Pink Line, which is not open yet; and 68 km to Kempegowda International Airport — 2 h by car, 1 h 58 min by bike. Add to those the three BMTC bus-stop distances in the bus section below — 190 m to a stop that is limited, at about fourteen departures a day, then 1.5 km and 2.3 km to the two carrying the frequent Majestic routes. Travel times have been measured for the ten schools, the eight hospitals, the six tech parks, Electronic City and the airport; they are typical figures that vary with traffic and time of day, and the malls are distance-only. Every landmark this page names now carries a measured distance. Where a place appears without a figure, none has been measured for it — an estimate has not been substituted. In those cases the page describes the relationship in words and asks you to measure it yourself from the coordinates above. A wrong kilometre figure is worse than none.

Air Connectivity

68 km away: 2 h by car, 1 h 58 min by bike — that is the journey to Kempegowda International Airport, which stands on the far northern edge of the metropolitan area, the opposite end of the city from this address and the longest trip any resident here will make with any regularity. Printing that plainly beats burying it: the site is in south Bangalore, the airport is north of the city, and any buyer establishes as much in a single search. Two routes are usual. One goes north up Bannerghatta Road and through the centre to the Outer Ring Road at Hebbal; the other goes west along the NICE Road from the Gottigere junction and round to Tumkur Road. Short is not a word for either, and the hour of departure changes both a great deal, so read the two hours as a typical figure rather than a floor and build in a buffer for an early flight.

Metro Connectivity

Kalena Agrahara is the closest station on the map, 6.3 km north of the site on Bannerghatta Road, and it is not open — it is the southern terminus of the Pink Line, and no section of that line is carrying passengers yet. The nearest metro station in service today is 12.5 km away. Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute, at the southern end of Namma Metro's operational Green Line, are each 12.5 km from this address.

The Pink Line is aligned along Bannerghatta Road, running north from Kalena Agrahara — the station formerly named Gottigere — to Nagawara. Its six southernmost stations are elevated and stand on Bannerghatta Road itself: Kalena Agrahara, Hulimavu, IIMB, Jayaprakash Nagar 4th Phase, Jayadeva Hospital and Tavarekere; the other twelve are underground, through the centre of the city. Opening dates have already moved. The 7.5 km elevated stretch from Kalena Agrahara to Tavarekere was due on 15 August 2026, but Deccan Herald reported in July 2026 that the deadline would be missed and that the stretch is now expected in late August or early September, signalling validation being still incomplete and the statutory safety inspection still to follow. For the 13.76 km underground section from Tavarekere to Nagawara, the minister's stated deadline for the full corridor is March 2027, reported in June 2026 by The Hindu and The New Indian Express. Read both as expectations rather than commitments — the report described the line as delayed again — and check the current position with BMRCL before metro access enters a decision. About 25 minutes is the expected run to the city centre once the line is working; that is a projection for a service that has not started, not a measured time.

Road and Highway Network

The road this site is on is State Highway 87. Over its 45 km it branches from Hosur Road at Adugodi, carries the Bannerghatta name through Arekere, Hulimavu and Gottigere, passes Bannerghatta National Park, and then runs on as the Jigani–Anekal and Anekal–Hosur roads to finish at Samanduru near the Tamil Nadu border. Two of its junctions matter here. At Jayadeva Hospital the Outer Ring Road crosses, which is the way onto the rest of the city's southern and eastern arc. Near Gottigere the NICE Road peripheral crosses, and for this end of the corridor that is the practical one: it takes traffic east to Hosur Road, Electronic City and Bommasandra without touching the city, and west and north toward Mysore Road and Tumkur Road. Jigani's industrial belt lies on the same highway, east of Bannerghatta.

Rail Connectivity

There is no railway station on the Bannerghatta Road corridor, and rail is the weak link here — better said plainly than dressed up. None of the four corridors of the Bengaluru Suburban Railway comes down this road; they follow the Devanahalli, Chikkabanavara, Whitefield and Hosur-side axes instead. Mainline departures are from KSR Bengaluru City and Bengaluru Cantonment in the centre of the city, and the nearest suburban halts lie off the corridor to the east, on the Bengaluru–Hosur line, reached via the NICE Road. Plan on driving, or, once it opens, on the metro from the northern stretch of Bannerghatta Road.

Bus Connectivity

Because the road is the only spine here, the bus route for every settlement along it — Hulimavu, Gottigere, Kalena Agrahara, Bilwaradahalli, Bannerghatta — is the same one: BMTC runs the length of Bannerghatta Road, from the city centre out to Bannerghatta. Three BMTC stops serve this address, each with a measured distance. What separates them matters more than the distances do, because they are not served equally well.

The Nearest Stop Is Close, but Thinly Served

Anyone relying on a bus daily should plan around Bilavaradahalli at 1.5 km or Bannerughatta Circle at 2.3 km, because those are the stops with the frequent Majestic routes — the 365-D, 365-DB and 365-E to Kempegowda Bus Station from the first, and the busiest set of all from the second. The closer stop reads better than it works. Bilavaradahalli Cross is 190 m from the main gate, a two-minute walk, but it is served by about fourteen departures a day, and that figure belongs in the same breath as the 190 m. A stop at that distance looks like excellent transit; fourteen departures means building each journey around a particular bus. Neither of the two frequent stops is a walk — they are a drive, an auto ride, or a hop on the 211-NB from the stop at the gate. Coming the other way, from Majestic, the run is about 1 h 13 min to Bannerughatta Circle and about 1 h 7 min to Bilavaradahalli.

The first bus is 5:51 AM and the last is 7:04 PM — nothing runs from the stop at the gate in the evening or at night — and between the 9:59 AM and the 12:14 PM there is a gap of more than two hours. The connectivity page carries the full fourteen-departure timetable. Timings as shown on Google Maps in July 2026. BMTC schedules change — check the live departure board at mybmtc.karnataka.gov.in before you travel.

A Direct Bus to the Airport

Easy to miss in a list of route numbers: KIA-14A runs from Bannerughatta Circle direct to Kempegowda International Airport. The airport being 68 km off and two hours by car, a direct service from a stop 2.3 km from the gate is genuinely useful.

Routes, Not Timetables — and the Spelling

For Bilavaradahalli Cross the held list runs first to last, all fourteen departures, which is why the complete day's service is published for that stop and for no other. The lists held for Bilavaradahalli and Bannerughatta Circle cover partial windows rather than a full day; printing them as timetables would understate the service at the two stops that are actually frequent, so no times are given for them. A note on spelling: the stops are named Bilavaradahalli and Bannerughatta by BMTC, while this site follows the project's postal address in writing the locality Bilwaradahalli and the corridor Bannerghatta Road — different spellings, same village and same road. Inside the community, the master plan sets aside a dedicated bus bay at the entrance plaza.

Nambiar's Beverly Green — What Is Where on the Corridor

Direction and route are given here rather than invented kilometres, and a distance appears only on the rows we can source — the Nature Camp and the metro stations. The school, hospital, mall and tech-park distances, all measured, have their own sections below.

Places to Visit Near Nambiar's Beverly Green

Few Bangalore arterials end in forest rather than in another suburb. Bannerghatta Road is one of them, and that is the character of the southern reach the site is on.

Bannerghatta Nature Camp — 3 km

The Jungle Lodges and Resorts camp stands on the Bannerghatta Biological Park campus, near the Hakki-Pikki colony. Of all the facts about this address it is the one that describes it best: three kilometres from a forest camp, on a road that still runs city buses.

Bannerghatta Biological Park and National Park

At the southern end of the road, the zoo, safari and butterfly park take up a portion of the wider national park; the Nature Camp stands on the same campus, so the approach is the same one. Live at this end of the corridor and it becomes a standing family outing rather than a once-a-year trip.

Anekal Town

Further out along the same State Highway 87 past Bannerghatta and Jigani is a market town with old temples and local eateries. Worth knowing as a weekend run, though not as a neighbourhood errand.

Muthyala Maduvu (Pearl Valley), near Anekal

Beyond Anekal, again on the SH-87 side of the map, a small waterfall and a green valley. Reached the same way as Anekal, and an easy half-day picnic.

Bilwaradahalli and the Southern Reach of Bannerghatta Road

Between Gottigere and Bannerghatta, Bilwaradahalli is one of a string of villages along Bannerghatta Road, sharing the 560083 pincode with Bannerghatta, Kalkere, Ragihalli and Sakalavara. It is not a built-up suburb and does not read like one: this is granite-and-farmland country, turning residential from the Gottigere end southward one gated scheme at a time as the city has pushed past the NICE Road. The unusual part is that the spread has a ceiling. Because the road runs into the national park instead of on into the next suburb, the southern end of the corridor has stayed green in a way that Bangalore's other arterials have not.

Why the Location of Nambiar's Beverly Green Matters

Three things carry this address. One is the arterial itself — a full one, with a metro line being built down its northern half, which is a rarity for a site that has forest three kilometres away. Another is the NICE Road crossing at Gottigere, the escape route that brings Electronic City, Bommasandra and Hosur Road within reach without a run through the city centre, and that is what makes a south-Bangalore address workable for a household commuting east. The third is the green edge, which is not incidental to the scheme: the master plan is laid out around six landscaped parks along the southern boundary, with 12 m internal roads, an entrance plaza and a small retail block at the gate.

What a Buyer Is Actually Getting Here

Land banking this is not; it is a villa community. What you buy is a built G+2 villa on a plot of 1,925 sq.ft. or 2,520 sq.ft. — four bedrooms, a private lift serving all three levels, and an entire second floor given over to open terrace. The indicative rate is ₹13,499 per sq.ft. of saleable area — about ₹5.48 Cr for a 35 × 55 and ₹6.82 Cr for a 40 × 63, inclusive of 5% GST and excluding registration and stamp duty. Those are indicative pre-launch figures, subject to change. No appreciation forecast is published for this corridor, because we hold no sourced one.

Schools & Colleges

From Ryan International School at 3 km and 8 minutes to Delhi Public School Bengaluru South at 13 km, 34 minutes by car and 33 by bike, ten schools carry measured distances and measured travel times from the site, by car and by bike. The list below runs nearest first. Travel times are typical and vary with traffic and time of day. The schools near Nambiar's Beverly Green page is the full one, and it adds the corridor schools and colleges we list by street address only.

Only at VIBGYOR High School Bannerghatta do the two modes differ in distance — 8.9 km by car against 7.8 km by bike — and the car route, a kilometre longer, arrives two minutes sooner, 24 minutes against 26. Both figures are published rather than averaged. ORCHIDS and Chrysalis High are the same 4.1 km away and three minutes apart by car, and National Public School (NPS), JP Nagar at 8.3 km is the single school the bike reaches faster than the car, 17 minutes against 21. Several other institutions on the corridor — Sherwood High at Basavanapura near the NICE Road junction, Radcliffe International School at the 15th Milestone, Sarala Birla Academy on the Bannerghatta–Jigani road, the Global Indian International School campus at Gollahalli, IIM Bangalore and the CHRIST Bannerghatta Road campus — appear on the same page by published street address, because no distance to them has been measured.

Photographs of the three nearest of the ten, each with its measured distance and its measured typical time by car repeated beneath it. All ten are pictured on the schools near Nambiar's Beverly Green page.

Employment Hubs

Six tech parks carry measured distances and measured travel times, listed nearest first — from Primeco Towers at 10.6 km to AKR Tech Park at 18.9 km. Ahead of all of them comes the figure most households here will care about first: Electronic City is 15 km from the site, 30 minutes by car and 30 minutes by bike, the single largest employment destination this end of the corridor serves. Travel times are typical and vary with traffic and time of day; they are measured figures rather than conversions from the kilometres beside them.

Weigh the time, not the kilometres. Take the two extremes in that table: Kalyani Magnum Tech Park is 11.7 km and 45 minutes, while Velankani Tech Park is 14.8 km and 33 minutes — the Kalyani journey is three kilometres shorter and twelve minutes longer. Both are on the same arterial, and they tell opposite stories. Choosing between two employers on this corridor, a buyer should compare the minutes, because the road each journey uses matters more than the distance it covers. Primeco Towers is the one entry where the bike is slower than the car, 36 minutes against 29, and it is published as given. Now set Electronic City at 15 km, 30 minutes by car and 30 minutes by bike against that table and the point sharpens: further in kilometres than four of the six tech parks, and quicker than all six, because the NICE Road from the Gottigere junction does the work. Bommasandra, Jigani and the Bannerghatta Road office belt — the remaining employment areas this end of the corridor serves — have no measured distance from this site, so the table below gives them by direction and route instead.

Photographs of the three nearest of the six tech parks, each with its measured distance and its measured typical time by car repeated beneath it. All six are pictured on the connectivity page.

Shopping & Recreation

Six malls carry measured distances from the site, by car and by bike, listed nearest first — Royal Meenakshi Mall at 7.5 km at one end, M5 Ecity Mall at 17.9 km by car and 17.3 km by bike at the other. Distances are all that has been measured; no drive time exists for any mall, so none is given.

Elegance Mantri Mall is also commonly written "Mantri Elegance" — the same mall, and the alternate form is noted here so a search on either term lands on the right entry. Between the two modes only M5 Ecity Mall differs, 17.9 km by car and 17.3 km by bike, and both figures are published rather than averaged. Royal Meenakshi Mall is at Cave Temple Road, Hulimavu, on Bannerghatta Main Road 560076, and Nexus Vega City Mall is on Bannerghatta Road 560076 — both on the corridor itself, north of the site, which is why they are the two nearest. Beyond the malls, daily needs and neighbourhood retail are at Gottigere and Kalena Agrahara on Bannerghatta Main Road; the master plan places a retail block at the project's entrance plaza; and the Bannerghatta Biological Park is south, at the end of the road.

Healthcare

From Medax Hospitals, Gottigere at 5.9 km to the Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences at 18.6 km, eight hospitals carry measured distances and measured travel times from the site, listed nearest first. Travel times are typical and vary with traffic and time of day, and not one has been derived from a distance. The hospitals near Nambiar's Beverly Green page is the full one, and it adds the hospitals we list by street address only.

Read the distances against the times and the ranking falls apart: the Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences is the furthest hospital at 18.6 km yet reaches in 42 minutes, seven minutes quicker than Manipal Jayanagar at 13.4 km, and only one minute slower than Apollo, which is 7.7 km nearer. Weigh the time, not the kilometres. One entry needs a caution of a different sort: Narayana Nethralaya is an eye hospital, not a general multispecialty — worth saying, since it is the third-nearest entry on the table and a reader scanning for emergency cover should not misread it. Vijayashree Hospital at Gottigere and the Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences at the Outer Ring Road junction appear on the hospitals page by published street address, because no distance to them has been measured. For everyday needs, clinics, diagnostics and pharmacies are distributed through Gottigere and Kalena Agrahara on Bannerghatta Main Road.

Photographs of the three nearest of the eight, each with its measured distance and its measured typical time by car repeated beneath it. Six of the eight are pictured on the hospitals near Nambiar's Beverly Green page.

The Location in Detail

A buyer usually wants to examine the parts of this address one at a time, and six pages go further into them. Each follows the same rule as this page: measured distances where we hold them, and street addresses, directions and junctions everywhere else, rather than a figure we cannot source.

• Bannerghatta Road — the corridor: State Highway 87 along its whole 45 km, and how the southern reach differs from the IIM-B stretch.
• Bilwaradahalli: the immediate locality — pincode 560083, postal head office Gottigere, roughly 900 m above sea level like Bengaluru generally, and what the pocket is actually like.
• Connectivity: roads, the NICE Road link, the metro under construction, buses, rail and the airport.
• Schools nearby: ten schools with measured distances and travel times by car and by bike, plus the corridor schools and colleges listed by published street address.
• Hospitals nearby: eight hospitals with measured distances, from Medax Hospitals Gottigere at 5.9 km, plus the hospitals we list by published street address.
• Bannerghatta National Park: the park, the Biological Park, the Nature Camp, and what an Eco-Sensitive Zone is.

*Thirty-nine distances are measured on this page, and no landmark named on it is left without one: ten schools, eight hospitals, six malls, six tech parks, 15 km to Electronic City, 3 km to the Bannerghatta Nature Camp, three metro stations — 12.5 km to Yelachenahalli and to Silk Institute, both operational, and 6.3 km to Kalena Agrahara, which is not open yet — 68 km to Kempegowda International Airport, and three BMTC bus stops, being 190 m to Bilavaradahalli Cross, which is limited at about fourteen departures a day, 1.5 km to Bilavaradahalli and 2.3 km to Bannerughatta Circle. Travel times are published for the ten schools, the eight hospitals, the six tech parks, Electronic City at 30 minutes by car and 30 by bike, and the airport at 2 h by car and 1 h 58 min by bike; they are typical, they vary with traffic and time of day, and no time has been derived from a distance or a distance from a time. Malls are distance-only. Bilavaradahalli Cross has its full day's timetable published — fourteen departures, 5:51 AM to 7:04 PM, as shown on Google Maps in July 2026; BMTC schedules change, so check the live departure board at mybmtc.karnataka.gov.in before you travel. The other two stops have no times published, their held lists covering partial windows rather than a full day. The Majestic journey times of about 1 h 13 min and about 1 h 7 min are typical bus runs rather than measured figures. Metro opening dates and the expected 25-minute journey time are BMRCL's expectations for a service that has not started, not measured figures. Measure any other figure that matters to you in Google Maps from 12.823744, 77.571837 before you rely on it, and verify metro timelines with BMRCL.