Total Environment After the Rain
Total EnvironmentYelahanka, Bangalore
Listed by Bangaloreprop · Karnataka RERA Agent Reg. No. PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/AG/171127/000886
Total Environment After the Rain Overview
Total Environment After the Rain is a premium villa project developed by Total Environment on Sir MVIT College Road, Bettahalasuru, in the Yelahanka belt of North Bangalore. Each villa is a two-level home set into the earth, with a planted roof above it.
The project is being delivered in phases. Phase 1 received its occupancy certificate in April 2022 and Phase IIA in January 2024, and families live in both. Phases IIB, IIC and III are under construction, with Phase III due for completion by April 2032.
The development is planned over 57 acres as a mixed-use community, with 333 villas in the master plan. So far 281 villas are registered across five phases, and Phase III adds 36 of them. A separate commercial block is part of the same campus.
Three villa sizes are on our list, 3,184 sq ft and 5,120 sq ft with four bedrooms and 4,824 sq ft with three. The price of each is given on request. A clubhouse with a heated pool, a gym and tennis, squash and badminton courts serves all the phases.
The main points of the project are listed below:
- Location: Sir MVIT College Road, Bettahalasuru, PIN 562157
- Homes: two-level villas set into the earth, under green roofs
- Scale: 333 villas in the master plan, 281 registered in five phases
- Sizes: 3,184 to 5,120 sq ft in 3 BHK and 4 BHK formats
- Completed: Phase 1 and Phase IIA
- Under construction: Phases IIB, IIC and III
- Phase III completion date: 30 April 2032
Total Environment After the Rain Key Facts
The key facts of Total Environment After the Rain below cover the project type, size, possession and RERA details.
Total Environment After the Rain Price List
The Total Environment After the Rain price list below covers its 3 and 4 BHK villas, and the latest prices are shared on request.
| Unit Type | Size (SBA) | All-in Price (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| 4 BHK Villa (V30) | 3184 Sq.ft | Price on Request |
| 3 BHK Villa | 4824 Sq.ft | Price on Request |
| 4 BHK Villa (V50) | 5120 Sq.ft | Price on Request |
Prices are shared on request for each villa type and phase. GST, stamp duty, registration and deposits are added as per the cost sheet. Ask us for the current price list.
Total Environment After the Rain Price Details
The price of Total Environment After the Rain is given on request for each of the three villa sizes, which measure 3,184, 4,824 and 5,120 sq ft. The figure depends on the phase, the villa type and the level of customisation, so a written cost sheet is the right starting point.
What makes up the final cost?
The items that appear on the cost sheet of a villa are listed below:
- Basic consideration for the villa and its share of land
- GST on the homes still under construction
- Stamp duty and registration fees
- Maintenance charges for the common facilities
- Cost of any interior customisation chosen by the buyer
Payment schedule for Phase III
Phase III follows a milestone-based schedule that starts with a booking amount of 5%. The later instalments fall due at the advance, the foundation, three structural slabs, internal plastering, flooring and completion. A subvention plan through a housing finance company may be offered at an additional cost.
Resale homes in the completed phases
Villas in Phase 1 and Phase IIA are finished homes and change hands as resale. Their prices are set by each owner. Ask us for the current price list of Phase III and for the resale villas on offer.
Total Environment After the Rain Location
Total Environment After the Rain is located in Yelahanka, Bangalore.
Sir MVIT College Road, Bettahalasuru Village, Jala Hobli, Bengaluru North Taluk, Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka 562157
Landmark: On Sir MVIT College Road, 2.3 km from NH 44
The exact location of Total Environment After the Rain is Sir MVIT College Road, Bettahalasuru Village, Jala Hobli, Bengaluru North Taluk, Bengaluru Urban 562157. The engineering college that gives the road its name is close by. A railway line runs along the western edge of the campus.
Bettahalasuru is a quiet, green village pocket a short drive off the airport highway. The address works well for families with offices in North Bangalore and for frequent flyers.
Road connectivity
NH 44, the Bellary Road highway to the airport, is 2.3 km from the project. Doddaballapur Road is about 6 km away on the western side, and Hebbal is a drive of about 15 minutes in light traffic.
How far is the airport from Total Environment After the Rain?
The airport terminals are about 16 km from the villas.
Daily needs
Yelahanka, with its markets, schools and hospitals, is the nearest established town for daily errands. The NH 44 corridor towards the airport has added offices, hotels and shops over the years. For offices in the southern or eastern parts of Bangalore, it helps to try the drive through Hebbal at peak hours first.
Total Environment After the Rain Master Plan
The Total Environment After the Rain master plan shows how the buildings, open spaces and amenities are placed on the site.
The master plan of Total Environment After the Rain covers a 57-acre mixed-use development, with about 48 acres approved for the five villa phases. The layout holds 333 villas, grouped in low blocks under planted roofs, so the campus reads as rolling green ground more than rows of houses.
Phases at a glance
The five residential phases are listed below:
- Phase 1: 96 villas on 51,028 sq m
- Phase IIA: 86 villas on 48,148 sq m
- Phase IIB: 37 villas on 21,246 sq m
- Phase IIC: 26 villas in 6 blocks on 17,700 sq m
- Phase III: 36 villas on 31,312 sq m
Phase III layout
Phase III is the newest part of the plan and is bordered by the earlier phases. Its 36 villas are in blocks 31 to 36, built as a basement and two floors to a height of 9.14 m. More than half of its land, 17,888 sq m, is open area, and it has 90 covered and 7 open car parks.
Clubhouse, parks and commercial block
Every phase of the community shares one clubhouse and one set of sports courts. An open playfield with a walking trail, a children's play area and a pet park form the community parks. The commercial block is on the southern side of the campus and has its own registration.
Total Environment After the Rain Floor Plans
Total Environment After the Rain floor plans cover 3 and 4 BHK villas from about 3,184 to 5,120 sq ft.
The floor plans of Total Environment After the Rain follow one idea: a two-level home tucked into the earth, with decks, courtyards and a planted roof above. The three sizes on our list are 3,184, 4,824 and 5,120 sq ft of built-up area, and each villa comes with two car parks.
V30: 4 BHK villa
The V30 is the most common villa of the project, a 4 BHK of 3,184 sq ft. Its carpet area is 2,642 to 2,705 sq ft across the V30a, V30b, V30c and V30z variants. Phase III has 10 of these homes.
V45: 3 BHK villa
The 3 BHK villa measures 4,824 sq ft, with a carpet area of 3,809 sq ft. It is a Phase III format, with 18 homes, and it gives three large bedrooms more room than the V30.
V50: 4 BHK villa
The V50 has four bedrooms in 5,120 sq ft, with a carpet area of 4,055 sq ft. This type has been built since Phase 1, and Phase III has 2 of them.
V80: the largest villa
Phase III also has 6 villas of the V80 type, a 4 BHK with a carpet area of 6,964 sq ft. Sizes and prices for this type are shared on request.
The standard height is 9 ft 10 in from slab to slab, and buyers may customise the interior layout during the design stage. Ask us for the full floor plans of the villa type and phase you prefer.
Total Environment After the Rain Amenities
Total Environment After the Rain amenities include ClubHouse, Heated Swimming Pool, Swimming Pool and Gymnasium, among 26 facilities listed below.
Amenities at Total Environment After the Rain are centred on a clubhouse that is shared by all phases, with sports courts and parks spread through the campus. The gym is already in use by residents of the completed phases.
Clubhouse
The facilities inside the clubhouse are listed below:
- Gymnasium with cardio and strength equipment
- Heated pool
- Multipurpose hall
- Yoga and zumba studio
- Indoor games with billiards and table tennis
- Library
- Cafeteria
- Guest suites
Pools and sport
The outdoor pool and the courts are listed below:
- Swimming pool, 4 ft deep, with a separate toddlers' pool
- Tennis court
- Squash courts
- Badminton court
Community parks
The community parks include an open playfield with a walking trail around it. A children's play area and a pet park are set apart from the playfield. Landscaped gardens run between the villa blocks, watered by sprinklers and drip irrigation.
Total Environment After the Rain Gallery
The Total Environment After the Rain gallery has 6 photos of the project in Yelahanka.
Total Environment After the Rain Specifications
The specifications of Total Environment After the Rain include an RCC frame structure, exposed terracotta brick or stone masonry and natural stone floors. The details below are for the Phase III villas.
Structure and walls
The villas have an RCC frame with a height of 9 ft 10 in from slab to slab, except under sloped or curved roofs. Exterior walls are in exposed wire-cut terracotta brick or stone masonry with deep-set waterproof pointing. Exposed brick and stone are left unpainted.
Flooring
The floor finishes of each space are listed below:
- Entrance lobby, living, dining and passages: pre-polished Kota stone
- Bedrooms: pre-polished Kota stone
- Kitchen and utility: Udaipur green marble, with a marble kitchen counter
- Bathrooms: Udaipur green marble, with glazed wall tiles in the shower area
- Decks and outdoor areas: terracotta tiles
- Internal stairs: Kota stone slabs with a metal railing
Doors and windows
Door and window frames are in engineered timber, clad on the outside with powder-coated aluminium. Flush door shutters are finished in natural wood veneer. Bathroom windows and utility openings have aluminium frames with clear or frosted glass.
Services
Each villa has a 4 kVA power connection with generator backup and a piped gas supply. Water reaches the homes through a hydro-pneumatic pump system from underground sumps. A tertiary sewage treatment plant recycles water for flushing and landscaping, and percolation pits harvest rainwater.
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Read more about Bangalore →About Yelahanka
Yelahanka is an established suburb of North Bangalore, on the Bellary Road corridor between Hebbal and Kempegowda International Airport. It comes under Bengaluru North Taluk of Bengaluru Urban district. The old town, Yelahanka New Town and the Air Force Station are its best-known parts.
Roads and transport
Bellary Road (NH 44) is the main road through Yelahanka and leads to Hebbal in the south and the airport in the north. Doddaballapur Road branches off towards Doddaballapura, and Yelahanka Junction is the local railway station. The metro line to the airport is under construction along Bellary Road.
Homes and daily needs
Markets, schools and hospitals are already part of Yelahanka, so daily needs are met close to home. The villages north of the town, such as Bettahalasuru, are quieter and greener and have drawn low-rise villa communities. Other options are on our list of villas for sale in Yelahanka.
Total Environment After the Rain RERA and Approvals
The five villa phases of Total Environment After the Rain are RERA approved, each under its own Karnataka RERA registration. The promoter on every registration is Total Environment Building Systems Private Limited.
Phase-wise RERA numbers
The registration number of each phase is listed below:
- Phase 1: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/171014/000483
- Phase IIA: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/180519/001763
- Phase IIB: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/191015/002923
- Phase IIC: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/300322/004795
- Phase III: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/160825/008002
Occupancy certificates and plan approvals
Phase 1 received its occupancy certificate on 30 April 2022, and Phase IIA received it on 10 January 2024. The earlier phases were approved by the Bangalore Development Authority, and the Phase III plan was approved on 27 March 2025. Phase III was registered in August 2025, with a completion date of 30 April 2032.
Each number can be checked on the Karnataka RERA portal, along with the approved plans and the quarterly progress. Buyers should match the phase of their villa with the registration named in the agreement for sale.
Total Environment After the Rain Construction Status
The construction status of Total Environment After the Rain is mixed as of June 2026: Phases 1 and IIA are complete, and Phases IIB, IIC and III are being built. The progress of each phase is given below.
Phase-wise progress as of June 2026
The stage of each phase is listed below:
- Phase 1: complete, occupancy certificate dated 30 April 2022
- Phase IIA: complete, occupancy certificate dated 10 January 2024
- Phase IIB: 61% complete
- Phase IIC: 48% complete, due by 1 April 2028
- Phase III: 17% complete, due by 30 April 2032
What comes next?
Work on Phase III began on 1 May 2025, and the early months have gone into site works ahead of the villa structures. The foundations and the three structural slabs of each villa follow, and then plastering and flooring. Ask us for the latest site photos and the progress of the block you are considering.
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Est. 1996
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