The nearest operating metro stations to Nambiar Beverly Green are Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute, each 12.5 km away. Both sit on the Green Line's southern end, running today without delay. A closer station, Kalena Agrahara, sits just 6.3 km north on Bannerghatta Road. It belongs to the upcoming Pink Line, which isn't carrying passengers yet.
Nambiar Beverly Green is a low‑density villa community built by Nambiar Builders, located on Bannerghatta Road (SH‑87). It stretches over 76 acres in South Bangalore. Phase 1 covers 36 acres and offers 298 G+2 villa plots starting at Rs 5.48 Cr.
Metro access is important because the project sits on the road along the Pink Line route. When Kalena Agrahara opens, it could become the project'sGreen's rail link to the city.
Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute are each 12.5 km away from Nambiar Beverly Green, which lies on the Green Line. These stations operate every day, giving a metro choice today.
To reach Yelachenahalli or Silk Institute, one must first travel by road because no station is nearer. Namma Metro ticket prices range from Rs 10 to Rs 90 depending on how one travels.
Kalena Agrahara, formerly Gottigere, sits 6.3 kilometres from the project site. It is the end of the Pink Line, which runs along Bannerghatta Road itself. The 7.5-kilometre elevated section to Tavarekere did not meet its 15 August 2026 deadline.
Recent updates suggest that the opening will most probably be rescheduled to either August or September 2026. The underground line for Nagawara aims to complete the construction process by March 2027. Consider the above information as expectations only, as BMRCL has not yet confirmed them.
Bannerghatta Road (SH-87) goes by the project, connecting it to South Bangalore. NICE Road is 4.6 km away, providing a way to avoid city traffic. The Outer Ring Road is 12 km away, linking the place to Electronic City and Sarjapur Road.
BMTC buses travel along Bannerghatta Road. These buses connect the area to JP Nagar and the city centre. The standard non-AC BMTC fares usually cost between Rs. 15 and Rs. 40 for each trip. This route is good for trips and local travel within the Bannerghatta Road area.
App-based cabs are still the way to get to either Green Line station today. A 12.5 Km journey to Yelachenahalli normally costs between Rs. 250 and Rs. 400 rupees. Self‑drive or private cabs remain the flexible choice until Kalena Agrahara opens.
Homes close to a metro line that is already running usually see an increase in value over time. Nambiar Beverly Green is now farther than a walk from any metro line station. When Kalena Agrahara opens, this distance shrinks sharply from 6.3 km to a short local drive.
Properties along confirmed metro line corridors often rise in value before the line is finished. Buyers here are basically paying for connectivity, not only for the road that is there now.
The Kalena Agrahara to Tavarekere section is the direct new part that is coming up close by. The planned start in August or early September 2026 will help this area directly.
Work on Bannerghatta Road is still going on. This work helps the new villas and apartments in the area. The connections to Road and Outer Ring Road should make it much easier to get to nearby job hubs.
Electronic City is 15 km away, and the Jigani Industrial Area is only 10 km from the site; because these employment hubs are so close, the demand for housing stays all along the whole corridor.
The nearest metro stations are Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute. They lie 12.5 Km away from Nambiar Beverly Green on the Green Line.
Yes, there is, namely Kalena Agrahara; however, it is currently under construction.
This metro station will be opened either by the end of August or the beginning of September 2026; this date is later than the original date.
It will be the Pink Line, which will run on Bannerghatta Road.
It costs Rs 10-90 per token depending on the distance.
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