Nambiar Beverly Green sits on Bannerghatta Road, south of Bangalore and is 3 km from Bannerghatta Nature Camp. It is 15 km from Electronic City, a 30-minute drive. The nearest working metro stations, Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute, are 12.5 km away.
Kalena Agrahara, the future Pink Line terminus, is closer at 6.3 km, but it is not open yet. Kempegowda International Airport is 68 km away, roughly a 2-hour drive.
Two routes lead to the airport. One goes north through the city centre to Hebbal. The other uses NICE Road from Gottigere to Tumkur Road. Both take close to two hours by car. Early flights need extra buffer time, since traffic changes both routes a lot.
Electronic City is reached via NICE Road from the Gottigere junction. This route skips the city centre entirely. It takes 30 minutes by car and the same by bike. That makes it faster than several tech parks that are actually closer in kilometres.
Nambiar Beverly Green is a villa community on Bannerghatta Road. Buyers get a built G+2 villa on a 1,925 sq.ft. or 2,520 sq.ft. plot. Each home has four bedrooms and a private lift across three levels. The indicative rate is ₹13,499 per sq.ft., inclusive of GST.
And that is exactly what makes this place work. There is forest nearby, but you can still reach Electronic City and the airport from there via NICE Road. This combination of green surroundings and a commuting route makes this project unique.
Bannerghatta Road is the only spine here, so every mode runs along it.
BMTC serves the corridor through three stops. Bilavaradahalli Cross is just 190 metres away, but only fourteen buses run daily. Bilavaradahalli, at 1.5 km, and Bannerughatta Circle, at 2.3 km, offer frequent direct services to Majestic.
The KIA-14A route runs straight from Bannerughatta Circle to the airport. BMTC fares typically range from ₹15 to ₹50, depending on distance and bus type.
The closest operational metro stations are 12.5 km away from the station. The elevated section of the Pink Line Metro Railway between Kalena Agrahara and Tavarekere was supposed to be operational by mid-August 2026.
However, as per the reports, it will most likely become operational in the last week of August or the first week of September.
State Highway 87 is used by most of the traffic in this area. The Outer Ring Road is connected to the Jayadeva Hospital. NICE Road links with Gottigere and allows traffic to travel towards Hosur Road without coming to the city.
Distance and access determine price on every corridor, and Bannerghatta Road follows this rule. The upcoming Pink Line will be the driver. When it becomes operational, it will bring this stretch nearer to the city's metro system.
The NICE Road provides a functional link for residents that is able to connect them to Electronic City. This will provide consistent rental and resale demand for apartments from IT professionals.
Areas that combine green spaces with improvements in transportation networks generally experience incremental increases in prices. This is once their transportation promises materialize. Future buyers need to consider metro project schedules as estimates rather than certainties.
The Pink Line extension is the significant infrastructure project nearby, with six elevated stations planned along Bannerghatta Road itself. The Pink Line extension brings transit options to the area.
Beyond transit, the corridor is seeing villa and apartment development from Gottigere down to Bannerghatta as builders respond to demand from Electronic City commuters. Retail growth is also visible with malls, like Royal Meenakshi and Nexus Vega City, anchoring the stretch to the city.
It is 68 km away, which takes almost 2 hours by car.
The two closest metro stations are Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute, which are 12.5 km away.
Electronic City is 15 km away, about a 30-minute drive via NICE Road.
Yes, the KIA-14A bus leaves from Bannerghatta Circle, 2.3 km away and goes straight to the airport.
The elevated portion that goes to Kalena Agrahara is now slated to open in August or early September 2026, although earlier plans have changed.
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