Welcome to Yeshwanthpur
Introduction
Serenity and culture
Serene lakes, beautiful parks, temples, markets, and the old Bangalore feel. Yeshwanthpur has it all. Yeshwanthpur is an ideal residential area for suburban living, with all the amenities of the city, yet away from the hustle and bustle.
It is a well-known locality in the north-western part of Bengaluru city, with Malleswaram on its north and Hebbal on its west. It also has the largest wholesale agricultural market in the city- the Yeshwanthpur APMC yard.
Commute
The Namma Metro line connects Yeshwanthpur with Yeshwanthpur Industrial area in the north and Sandal soap factory area in the south. BMTC (Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation) plies buses that connect Yeshwanthpur to various parts of the city. The Yeshwanthpur Junction railway station is one of the main railway terminals of South Western Railway and connects to key cities across the country. Kempegowda International Airport is about 33 kilometres from Yeshwanthpur.
Lifestyle
Yeshwanthpur is known as the industrial hub of Bengaluru and has rapidly developed in the past few years. It has a variety of shopping options from high-end malls to cost-effective local markets. There are numerous temples located here and the magnificent Iskcon Temple is just 3 kilometres away.
The cost of living here isn’t too high and prospective buyers can choose from luxury apartments or affordable housing, with the price depending on how well located and spacious they want their homes to be.
Top Projects
Educational Institutions
- Oxford English School
- National Public School
- Delhi Public School
Hospitals
In case of medical emergencies, there are several hospitals which aren’t too far away. These include:
- Columbia Asia Referral Hospital
- People Tree Hospital
- Sparsh Hospital
The Real-Estate Market
The average price for apartments in Yeshwanthpur has been increasing progressively. Average rates for properties in Yeshwanthpur range from Rs 4,000 to Rs 11,000.
What to Expect?
One of the old world parts of Bangalore, brimming with culture and history.