Bren Zahara

Bren Zahara is located in HSR Extension, off Sarjapur Road, in Kasavanahalli, Bangalore. This is the location this listing shows for the project, and the developer's page does not state a fuller street address.

Kasavanahalli and the surrounding HSR Extension belt lie within Bangalore's Sarjapur Road corridor, an established apartment and IT-adjacent micro-market. A buyer should independently confirm current travel times, road access and nearby infrastructure before booking, since these specifics fall outside this listing.

Possession at Bren Zahara has been running since March 2024. A site visit today should show a largely finished, occupied building rather than one still at an early construction stage. Buyers should also ask about traffic patterns during peak commute hours, since Sarjapur Road and its extensions are known for congestion at certain times of day.

Bren Zahara floor plans cover four 3 BHK layouts, described on the developer's page as Type-1 through Type-4. These range from 1,668 sq ft at the smallest to 1,792 sq ft at the largest.

This listing does not include an individual price for any of these four layouts, only the project's overall starting price of ₹2.32 crore.

With four layouts clustered fairly close in size, the differences are likely in room proportions and balcony placement rather than bedroom count. It is worth asking to see each layout individually before shortlisting a specific unit. Buyers should also ask for the RERA carpet area for each layout, since the figures quoted on the developer's page describe built-up area rather than carpet area.

Bren Zahara is built on 4 acres and comprises 302 units across 17 floors. This listing does not state the number of towers making up this total.

A project of 302 units on a 4-acre site is a fairly dense apartment layout, consistent with a single or small number of tall towers rather than a spread-out low-rise community.

Since possession has been running since March 2024, the master plan today should largely be a finished, occupied building. It is also worth asking the developer or resident welfare association whether any common facilities were added or modified after the original handover in 2024. This detail matters most to a buyer weighing this project against a lower-density alternative nearby.

Bren Zahara is built around two named clubs. Club Dali houses a library, a fitness studio, a spa, a co-working café, a departmental store, a salon and a creche. Club Salsa adds a banquet hall, badminton courts and an infinity pool.

Beyond the two clubs, the project offers a general clubhouse, a skating rink, a pets park, a cricket pitch, a volleyball court, a kids' play area, an open amphitheatre and a swimming pool.

Since possession has been running since March 2024, these amenities should largely be complete and in use. Buyers should also ask whether Club Dali and Club Salsa require separate membership fees, or whether access is included as part of the standard maintenance charge.