Rewild Doddaballapura Plots: Buyer's Guide (October 2026)

Rewild Doddaballapura is a gated plotted development by Rewild Life LLP in the hill country north-west of Doddaballapur town, in Bengaluru Rural district. It has 141 large residential plots on about 39.2 acres and is planned as a second-home and weekend community. This guide covers the address, the plots, the RERA status, the work done on site and the checks to finish before booking.

Project Facts at a Glance

The registered details of the project are set out in the table below:

The layout plan was approved by the Doddaballapura Planning Authority on 1 March 2024. Plots take up 87,156 sq m, about 55% of the land. The rest goes to 11 parks and open spaces, two civic amenity sites and the internal roads.

Location and the Drive From the City

Rewild Doddaballapura is located in the villages of Hosanagenahalli and Ojenahalli, in Doddaballapura Taluk of Bengaluru Rural district. The site is in the Makalidurga hill belt, a landscape of rocky hills, lakes and farmland. Doddaballapur is the town that serves these villages.

The drive from the city runs through Yelahanka and Doddaballapur, and the last stretch is on a two-lane rural road. The journey from central North Bangalore is best judged by driving it once on a working day. The distance is the price of the setting, and it decides how often a family will really use the plot.

Shops, hospitals and schools are in Doddaballapur town, so the site is not suited to daily city life. It works as a retreat, a retirement base or a long-term holding. A drive to the site on a normal weekend, and once in the monsoon, gives a fair picture of the road.

The Plots

Rewild Doddaballapura plots are much larger than the 1,200 and 2,400 sq ft sites common in city layouts. The standard plot measures 18 by 30 metres, which is 540 sq m or about 5,812 sq ft. The registered mix is as follows:

• 49 plots of 18 by 30 metres, about 5,812 sq ft each
• 2 plots of 18 by 28 metres, about 5,425 sq ft each
• 90 plots of irregular shape, from about 3,930 sq ft to about 16,610 sq ft

Across the layout, 102 plots are smaller than 600 sq m, or about 6,460 sq ft. Another 27 plots measure between 600 and 1,000 sq m, and 12 plots are larger than 1,000 sq m. The irregular plots follow the slope of the land, so their shape and level deserve a close look on site.

Many plots share a boundary with a park, and a few adjoin private land outside the layout. The plot schedule on the RERA portal records what is on each side of every plot. A buyer should read that schedule against the plot chosen and walk its four boundaries.

Open Spaces and Amenities

Parks and open spaces at Rewild Doddaballapura cover 25,753 sq m, about 6.4 acres, in 11 parcels. Two civic amenity sites add 8,000 sq m, close to 2 acres. Internal roads take up a further 37,725 sq m.

The registered amenities and services include outdoor sports areas, parks, electricity, water supply and sanitation. A sewage treatment plant and storm water drains are part of the plan. The clubhouse, the stay facilities and any managed-maintenance service should be confirmed in writing, with the charges for each.

Water supply is registered through the Hosahalli Gram Panchayat. In a hill setting, the real questions are how much water is available in summer and how it reaches each plot. Buyers should ask for the borewell and storage plan and for the rainwater harvesting works on the site.

Price and Costs Beyond It

Prices at Rewild Doddaballapura vary with the size, level and view of the plot, so ask the developer for the current price list. Large plots make the ticket size high even at a moderate rate per sq ft. As an illustration, a 5,812 sq ft plot at a rate of Rs. 3,000 per sq ft costs about Rs. 1.74 Crore.

The costs to plan for beyond the plot price are listed below:

• Stamp duty of 5.6%, including cess and surcharge, and a registration fee of 2%
• Preferred location charges for corner, park-facing or view plots
• Maintenance deposit and yearly maintenance
• Clubhouse membership, if charged separately
• The cost of building a house, which is higher on sloping ground

Banks lend on approved residential plots, though usually at a lower share of the value than on a flat. Our EMI calculator helps plan the monthly payment on the loan amount.

RERA Status and Work on Site

Rewild Doddaballapura is RERA approved, with registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/301/PR/140524/006871 granted on 14 May 2024. The registered start date is 14 June 2024, and the registered completion date is 13 June 2029. The registration declares no litigation on the project or its land.

Development work is under way as of October 2026. The latest quarterly update on the Karnataka RERA portal shows plot formation at 83% and roads at 82%. Water supply, sewage lines and storm water drains are each at about 45%, and power supply work is at 34%.

Landscaping and street lighting are scheduled for the later years of the project. The number can be checked on the Karnataka RERA portal under the project name. The portal entry carries the approved layout, the plot schedule and each quarterly update.

Who the Project Suits

The project suits buyers who want a large plot in a natural setting for a weekend house and who already own a home in the city. It also suits families planning a retirement home with space for a garden. A long holding period fits this kind of land better than a quick resale.

Buyers who need rental income or a plot for daily living should look closer to the city. Resale of a large, high-value plot in a remote location takes time, since the pool of buyers is small. The purchase works best when the family expects to use the land.

Checks Before Booking

A plot is bought on its title and its approvals. These checks come first:

• The RERA number on the portal, with the approved layout and the latest quarterly update
• The land conversion order for residential use and the layout approval of the planning authority
• The title of every survey number in the layout, reviewed by a property lawyer
• The plot number, dimensions and boundaries in the agreement, matched with the registered schedule
• The release of the plot by the planning authority for sale
• The e-khata for the plot from the gram panchayat and the rules for building on it
• Payments tied to development stages, paid only into the project's RERA account

A site visit should include the exact plot, its slope and its access road. Ask the developer which plots are available at present.