Properties in Dasarahalli (Tumkur Road)

For buyers whose work is tied to the factories and workshops of north-west Bangalore, Dasarahalli on Tumkur Road is a practical base. The locality lies along the Tumkur Road corridor close to the Peenya industrial area, and it had its own town municipality before being folded into the city. Its character is working and industrial rather than polished, and its jobs come from manufacturing more than software. We list it in the West zone of our Bangalore pages.

The project we list here is Salarpuria Sattva Opus, a completed apartment development on about 2.7 acres, with homes handed over from June 2021. It offers 2 and 3 BHK flats, and the listed starting price is about Rs. 1.1 Crore. That places it in the upper-middle band of the Bangalore market, above what older buildings in the area usually fetch. Because the project is finished, you can inspect the actual flat, check the parking and speak to residents before you commit. There are no villa or plot projects filed under this locality in our listings.

Getting around is one of the stronger points. This part of Tumkur Road is served by the Green Line metro, giving a rail link towards the centre of the city. The Tumkur Road expressway offers a quick way out of Bangalore towards the north-west, which helps if you travel to Nelamangala or beyond. Peenya itself is close for anyone employed in the industrial estates, so many residents avoid a long cross-city commute.

The trade-offs follow from the industrial setting. Tumkur Road carries heavy traffic for much of the day, and homes near industrial units can hear it. Visit the building at different hours, look at the air and road conditions nearby, and walk the route to the nearest metro station. Confirm the occupancy certificate and khata, ask how water is supplied, and check the maintenance charges the association collects.

For comparison, look at Yeshwanthpur, Nelamangala and Rajajinagar, which lie on or near the same north-western corridor.