Nambiar Beverly Green sits 68 km from Kempegowda International Airport, on the opposite end of the city. The drive takes close to 2 hours by car, or 1 hour 58 minutes by bike. This is the longest regular trip any resident here will likely make. The site sits in south Bangalore, while the airport sits at the city's far northern edge.
Nambiar Beverly Green is a low-density villa community by Nambiar Builders, at Bilwaradahalli. It sits on Bannerghatta Road (SH-87), spread across 76 acres in South Bangalore. Phase 1 covers 36 acres, offering 298 G+2 villa plots, priced from Rs 5.48 Cr. Given this south-facing location, airport access naturally sits far behind local schools, hospitals, and IT hubs in daily relevance.
This route runs north along Bannerghatta Road, through the city centre, toward Hebbal. From Hebbal, it joins the Outer Ring Road before continuing to the airport. This path passes through some of the city's busiest central stretches.
This route starts at the Gottigere junction, joining NICE Road heading west. It then loops around toward Tumkur Road, before heading north to the airport. This path avoids the city centre but still covers significant distance.
Neither route qualifies as short, and departure time changes both considerably. Treat the 2-hour estimate as typical, not a guaranteed floor. Buyers flying early should build in a generous time buffer.
A self-driven car or app-based cab remains the most direct airport option. Fares for a 68 km trip typically range between Rs 1,200 and Rs 1,800. Actual cost depends on cab type, tolls, and prevailing surge pricing.
KIA-bound airport buses run from select points across Bangalore, including South Bangalore hubs. Fares on these routes typically range between Rs 250 and Rs 400 per seat. Journey time closely matches, or slightly exceeds, a private cab during peak hours.
No direct metro or rail link currently connects this stretch to the airport. The upcoming Pink Line, along Bannerghatta Road, will eventually connect toward central Bangalore. Even then, a final onward connection to the airport will still be needed.
Airport distance matters less here than it does for projects in North Bangalore. Buyers along Bannerghatta Road usually prioritise hospitals, malls, and nearby tech parks instead. Frequent flyers may find this distance a genuine daily consideration, though. For most residents, proximity to Electronic City and other job hubs matters more. Property values along this corridor lean more on IT access than airport convenience.
This 73 km expressway will connect Tumkur Road to Hosur Road, bypassing central Bangalore. Once complete, it could offer a faster cross-city route toward the airport belt. The project remains in its early tendering and construction stage, with completion targeted around 2029-30.
The Pink Line, running along Bannerghatta Road, will eventually reach Nagawara in North Bangalore. This won't directly solve airport access, but it should ease city-centre travel considerably. Full corridor completion is targeted around March 2027, per current reports.
The project sits 68 km from Kempegowda International Airport, about a 2-hour drive.
Both main routes, via Hebbal or via NICE Road and Tumkur Road, cover similar long distances.
Yes, KIA airport buses serve South Bangalore, with fares between Rs 250 and Rs 400.
Not directly yet; the Pink Line eases city travel, but no direct airport rail link exists.
Not significantly; buyers here prioritise IT parks, hospitals, and malls over airport access.
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