Founded in 2009, Abhee Ventures has completed over 25 projects in 16 years, with a portfolio spanning apartments, villas, and plotted developments across locations that include Sarjapur Road and Electronic City. That track record now extends eastward. The company has a presence across several Bengaluru micro-markets, including Sarjapur, Whitefield, Hennur, Hebbal, Electronic City, Chandapura, and Bellary Road. Within that geography, Whitefield Extension — the emerging stretch along Soukya Road beyond the established Kadugodi–Hope Farm Junction belt — has become the location where Abhee Ventures has planted its most specific plotted-development bet.
The company operates under the leadership of Managing Director R. Nagaraj Reddy, who has guided its expansion from early-stage residential projects to a diversified portfolio comprising high-rise developments, integrated townships, and villa communities. The choice to concentrate a plotted development here, rather than another apartment block, reflects a reading of where land ownership still offers entry-level pricing with long-horizon upside in the east Bengaluru corridor.
Tucked away in the emerging Whitefield Extension, Abhee Natura is a 4-acre gated community offering 50 premium ready-to-register plots of 1,200 and 1,500 sq ft — a thoughtfully planned plotted development that blends natural serenity, strategic investment potential, and modern infrastructure.
Abhee Natura is an ongoing plotted development across 4 acres offering 50 Vastu-compliant villa plots that are ready for registration, with 1,200 sq ft plots priced at ₹54 lakhs and 1,500 sq ft at ₹67.5 lakhs. The community is designed with low density as a deliberate feature — with just 47–50 exclusive plots, most of them already sold out, only the 1,500 sq ft units remain, making this a rare chance to own land in one of Bengaluru's fastest-growing addresses.
The landscape design at Abhee Natura is specific, not generic. Beautiful landscapes surround the plots, with multiple themed gardens including Zen and Bamboo zones, plus sprawling tree-lined areas. Shared amenities include a meditation deck, an outdoor gym, peaceful zen gardens, a gazebo pavilion, palm groves, and a kids' play area. Infrastructure within the enclave is fully laid: internal roads are asphalt-laid with curbs and sidewalks, tree-lined avenues, underground fiber-optic provision for data and power, energy-efficient street lighting, underground sanitary lines connected to an STP, underground piped water lines, centralized overhead water tanks, and a recharge pit for rainwater harvesting.
Abhee Natura's location places it at the heart of the developing Whitefield Extension on Soukya Road, right off Hope Farm Junction, Kadugodi, Channasandra, and ITPL. This specific positioning — off the main Whitefield core but within its orbit — is the key variable for a buyer evaluating this project against alternatives deeper inside Whitefield proper.
Positioned just 15 minutes from Hope Farm Metro Station and Whitefield, Abhee Natura provides excellent access to major IT hubs, employment zones, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and shopping destinations. Its strategic location ensures seamless connectivity via NH 648, the upcoming Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), and the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR).
The metro context is material here. Whitefield is connected by the Purple Line of Namma Metro, which runs from Whitefield (Kadugodi) to Challaghatta. There is ongoing planning to further extend the Purple Line eastwards beyond Whitefield toward Hoskote — a proposal that, if executed, would bring a metro station measurably closer to the Soukya Road corridor. As of February 2026, BMRCL is looking at a 16 km extension from KR Puram to Hoskote. This is the infrastructure tailwind that makes the eastern edge of Whitefield Extension a credible land-appreciation story rather than just a cheaper-entry argument.
Whitefield already records average apartment prices of about ₹12,000 per sq ft in 2024, and analysts project steady appreciation as demand continues to rise. That ceiling is precisely why plotted development in the extension zone — where entry costs remain well below the core — attracts a different kind of buyer: one seeking land ownership with construction flexibility, not a ready apartment.
Over the last decade, Whitefield has seen strong and relatively steady price appreciation of around 8 to 10 percent, and more in premium pockets, by 2024–2025. The rental yield in Whitefield is at 4.41%, up from 2% as of 2020. For a plot buyer at Abhee Natura, the calculus is different from a rental yield one — it is primarily about land appreciation driven by IT employment density, metro proximity, and the STRR/PRR infrastructure now under construction.
Whitefield has large tech parks such as ITPL, which started in the 1990s and still brings multinational companies. The area has a high weekday population because of IT offices. That employment base sustains the demand that makes the Soukya Road corridor a logical direction for residential expansion when core Whitefield land prices become prohibitive for new launches.
Abhee Natura is not an isolated entry into this geography. Abhee Ventures' Whitefield projects include Abhee Codename New Dimension, a 45-acre mega township with 3,000-plus apartments in G+35 towers offering 2 to 4.5 BHK homes with up to 85% open spaces, alongside Abhee Whitefield, a 5-acre gated community with approximately 300 apartments across 26 floors. Abhee Ventures is also planning a 45-acre township project on the Whitefield–Sarjapur Road corridor, expected to include residential units ranging from 2 to 4.5 BHK configurations, along with integrated amenities such as a private lake, a golf course, and community infrastructure.
This means a buyer at Abhee Natura is buying into a corridor where Abhee Ventures has committed significant land, capital, and pipeline — not a one-off project. The developer's scale here gives the micro-market a degree of institutional momentum that single-plot developments in unfamiliar hands cannot replicate.
All Abhee projects are 100% RERA registered with the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Each project carries a unique RERA registration number following the format PRM/KA/RERA/1251/… and can be verified at rera.karnataka.gov.in. Projects are approved by key regulatory authorities such as the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA), Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority (BMRDA), and Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), with RERA registration ensuring compliance and transparency.
The supporting ecosystem around the Soukya Road–Whitefield Extension belt is already functional, not aspirational. IT parks in the immediate wider zone include Brigade Technology Park, Mind Comp Technology Park, Kalyani Tech Park, Prestige Tech Park, and Divya Shree Technopark. Nearby malls include Nexus Whitefield, Nexus Shantiniketan, and Phoenix Marketcity. Hospitals include Aster Whitefield Hospital, Manipal Hospital Whitefield, and Cloudnine Hospital. Renowned educational institutions like The International School Bangalore, Inventure Academy, and Greenwood High are in the broader Whitefield zone.
