Brigade Banashankari floor plan details are being finalised by the developer. This page explains the three home types, the sizes you can expect, and how to judge a layout once it is released, so you are ready to compare plans the day they arrive.
Three home types, one common standard of planning. Here is how they compare at a glance.
| Home type | Size (sq. ft.) | Price* | Layout status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Apartment | 1200 - 1350 | From ₹1.65 Crore* onwards | To be released |
| 3 BHK + 3T Apartment | 1700 - 2000 | ₹2.35 - ₹2.85 Crore* | To be released |
| Large 3 BHK Apartment | 1800 - 2000 | From ₹2.60 Crore* onwards | To be released |
Sample layout images on the website are placeholders. Final unit dimensions and layouts will be released by the developer.
A 2 BHK of this size is generous by city standards. At 1200 sq. ft. and above, you can expect a proper living and dining area, two bedrooms of useful size and a kitchen that is not an afterthought. Many homes in this range also have a balcony and a utility space, though that depends on the final plan.
This home suits a couple who want a guest room or study, a family with one child, or a buyer who wants a smaller ticket size in a large community. You can see how the price works out for this size on the Brigade Banashankari price page.
The three-toilet format is popular with families because it ends the morning queue for the bathroom. Each bedroom can have its own bath, and a separate common toilet usually keeps guests out of the private rooms.
At 1700 to 2000 sq. ft. you can expect a spacious living and dining zone, three bedrooms and room for a study corner. It works well for joint families and for those who work from home and need a quiet room.
The Large 3 BHK sits at the top of the range. Its size overlaps with the 3 BHK + 3T, so the difference will come from how the space is arranged. Large homes of this type often use the extra area for a bigger living room, wider bedrooms or an additional utility and storage space.
Because both 3 BHK options share a similar size band, ask the team to show both layouts side by side once they are released. Compare the living area, the bedroom sizes and the number of toilets, and then match them with your family's routine.
A floor plan looks simple, but small details decide how comfortable a home feels. Start with the entry door and walk through the plan in your mind, from the foyer to the living room, the kitchen and the bedrooms. If you need to cross a bedroom to reach a bathroom, or the kitchen opens straight into the main door, think about whether that suits you.
Then look at the windows and balconies. The more outside walls a room has, the more daylight and cross-ventilation it will get. Rooms with no window rely fully on lights and fans, which affects both comfort and bills.
Finally, test the furniture. Take the sofa, bed and dining table you own and place them on the drawing at the right scale. If your bed and wardrobe do not fit with a clear walkway, that room is smaller than it looks on paper.
Sizes quoted for new projects are often super built-up areas. That is useful for comparing homes within one project, but it is not the space you can furnish. Under RERA, the agreement must state the carpet area, so ask for that number for the unit you like.
When you compare Brigade Banashankari with another launch, compare carpet area to carpet area. A project that looks cheaper per sq. ft. may give you less usable space than a project with a higher rate.
Tell us your family size and budget, and we will suggest the best fit.
Think about the next ten years, not only today. A growing child, a parent moving in or a work-from-home role can change how much space you need. A slightly bigger home now can save you a costly move later.
A home is more than its layout. The way towers are placed, the position of the clubhouse and the distance to the gate all shape daily life. You can study these on the Brigade Banashankari master plan page.
For a feel of how finished interiors may look, see the illustrative pictures on the Brigade Banashankari gallery page. These images show style and not the final finish, so check the specification sheet once it is released.
To receive layouts, specifications and the brochure together, use the form below. You can also start from the Brigade Banashankari home page for a full project summary.
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