Shriram Luxor

Shriram Luxor is located on Hennur Main Road in Chikkagubbi, on Bengaluru's northern edge, pincode 560077. This listing records the full address as Hennur Main Road, Chikkagubbi, beside United International School, Chikkagubbi Village. That places the project on a stretch of Hennur Road that has grown into a dense residential corridor in the years since possession began in 2019.

A north Bangalore buyer on Hennur Road typically weighs commute time to the city's job centres against the quieter feel further out from the core. A resale buyer here should walk the immediate stretch of road personally. It also helps to time the drive to one's own workplace, since this listing shows no distances to any landmark beyond the school named in the address.

With 444 units across 8 blocks on 5 acres, Shriram Luxor is a dense project relative to its land area. It is worth checking which block a unit stands in, relative to the internal road and the boundary wall. It also matters whether that block faces the main road or the interior of the layout, since this affects both noise and resale value.

Shriram Luxor floor plans cover five configurations, from a 2 BHK to a 3 BHK. The 2 BHK is 1,195 sq ft. A 2.5 BHK comes in two sizes, 1,400 sq ft and 1,440 sq ft.

The 3 BHK also comes in two sizes, 1,550 sq ft and 1,590 sq ft. That spread, from 1,195 sq ft to 1,590 sq ft, is fairly tight for a project spanning 2 BHK to 3 BHK. It suggests the extra bedroom in the 3 BHK adds modest floor area rather than a dramatically bigger home. Every one of these configurations is sold out with the developer. A buyer today can only source a specific size through resale, and availability depends on what current owners are willing to sell.

Floor and facing matter more in resale than at original launch, because a completed building lets a buyer see the actual view, light and noise from a specific floor before committing. In an 8-block, 13-floor layout, higher floors typically command a premium for view and quiet. A unit facing the internal gardens or pool is usually judged differently from one facing the boundary wall or the road. A buyer should weigh these against the seller's asking price rather than assume an old price list still applies.

Shriram Luxor's master plan covers 5 acres laid out as 8 residential blocks, each rising 13 floors, for a total of 444 apartments. That block-and-tower arrangement is typical of a mid-size urban project. There is enough scale to support shared amenities, without the grounds feeling as crowded as a single mega-tower would.

The eight blocks are arranged around shared open areas. These house the clubhouse, swimming pool and sports courts named in the amenity list, along with landscaped gardens. A buyer comparing blocks should check how far a given block stands from these shared spaces, and separately from the main entrance and parking, since the two are not always close together.

Because Shriram Luxor is complete, the master plan is no longer a drawing but a built layout. It can be walked and verified in person. A resale buyer should compare the actual block positions and green cover on site against any plan the seller refers to. That check matters more than trusting how the project was marketed at launch.

Shriram Luxor's amenities include a clubhouse, swimming pool and gymnasium, along with a games room and library for indoor use. Outdoor provision covers a basketball court, jogging track and other outdoor courts. There are also landscaped gardens and a kids' play area spread through the layout.

The layout also sets aside retail spaces and a party area. These matter to a resale buyer because they point to ongoing shared-cost items beyond the core recreational facilities. Shriram Luxor has been operating since 2019, so these amenities carry years of use behind them. A buyer should inspect the pool, gym equipment and courts directly rather than judge them from a description. It also helps to ask the association for the current maintenance charge that funds their upkeep.