Sattva Sanio

Sattva Sanio is located at Bidare Agraha on Old Madras Road, off Budigere Main Road, in Bangalore, at pincode 560049. This stretch of Old Madras Road, near Budigere Cross, has seen a run of large-format apartment development in recent years as the city's east side has expanded outward.

A buyer evaluating this address should weigh the distance back into the established parts of east Bangalore against their own daily commute. Old Madras Road carries steady traffic through the day, so visiting the stretch near Budigere Main Road at different hours is worth doing before shortlisting a unit here.

At 10.3 acres with 200 units spread across 7 towers, Sattva Sanio occupies a relatively open plot for a project of its scale. That spacing suggests more room between towers than a denser development would allow, which is worth confirming on a site visit.

Sattva Sanio floor plans cover three configurations across the site. The 3 BHK is 1,795 sq ft, priced from ₹2.33 crore to ₹2.90 crore. The 4 BHK follows at 2,648 sq ft, priced from ₹3.44 crore to ₹3.89 crore.

The largest option, a 4 BHK duplex, spans 4,700 sq ft and is priced from ₹6.11 crore to ₹6.63 crore. A duplex of this size typically spreads living space across two internal floors within the unit itself. That changes how the layout works compared with a single-level 4 BHK of a similar overall size.

Because each configuration carries a price range rather than one fixed figure, floor and facing clearly move the price a great deal at Sattva Sanio. A buyer should treat the lower end of each range as the starting point only and confirm the exact price for the specific floor and facing under consideration. Two units of the same configuration can end up priced quite differently once floor, facing and view are all factored into the developer's quote.

Sattva Sanio is laid out across 10.3 acres as 7 towers of 41 floors each, with 200 units in total. Seven towers on a 10.3-acre plot gives the developer scope to space the buildings apart rather than clustering them close together, which typically means more open ground between blocks.

A buyer shortlisting a tower here should ask how far it stands from the site entrance, the boundary and the shared amenity zone. These details shape both the daily walk and the outlook from a given floor. In a development built around tall towers, the gap between neighbouring blocks also affects how much daylight and view a unit gets.

Because each tower rises 41 floors, the choice of floor within a tower matters as much as the choice of tower itself. A buyer should ask to see the specific floor plate under consideration and how it compares with floors well above and below it.

Sattva Sanio includes a gymnasium and a grand clubhouse, along with a swimming pool and an indoor games zone. There is a dedicated activity area and a jogging and cycling track, alongside multiple sports courts for residents who want to stay active without leaving the site.

An entertainment hub adds a shared social space, while landscaped gardens, a kids' play area and a creche cover family needs across different age groups. Retail spaces within the development add everyday convenience, and a multipurpose party area gives residents room for larger gatherings.

Because Sattva Sanio is still under construction, none of these amenities are ready to inspect yet. A buyer should ask Sattva Group when the clubhouse and outdoor amenities are expected to be handed over relative to the December 2030 possession date.