VBHC Aurora

VBHC Aurora is located at 386, 1st Main Road, SFS 407 Colony, KHB, 4th Phase, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560064. Yelahanka New Town is a well-established residential pocket in north Bengaluru, built out over the KHB layout phases.

The address places VBHC Aurora inside the SFS Colony pocket of Yelahanka New Town's 4th Phase, a largely residential stretch. This listing does not include details on nearby roads beyond the address itself, or on distances to schools, hospitals or transit points. A buyer should treat a site visit as the way to judge the actual commute from here to their workplace.

Since the project is still under construction, the surrounding streetscape may still be filling in around the tower. A buyer should visit more than once, at different times of day, to get a real sense of the neighbourhood before booking.

VBHC Aurora floor plans cover one configuration: the 3 BHK plus 3 toilets with a private terrace, offered in three sizes. The smallest is 1,621 sq ft, priced from ₹2.26 crore. A mid-size option runs 1,686 sq ft, from ₹2.36 crore, and the largest is 1,702 sq ft, from ₹2.34 crore.

Because every unit shares the same bedroom count and the private terrace feature, the real choice for a buyer is between these three sizes rather than between different layouts. The gap between the smallest and largest is modest at just over 80 sq ft, so floor and facing are likely to matter as much as the size itself.

A buyer should ask how the private terrace differs across the three sizes. Terrace area, orientation and privacy from neighbouring units can vary even within apartments of a similar built-up area. It is also worth asking which orientation each of the three sizes faces, since that changes both light and afternoon heat. On a 19-floor tower, a higher floor also typically means a different view and less street noise than a lower one.

VBHC Aurora is built on a 1.1 acre site, with a single tower rising to 19 floors. This listing does not give a total unit count, a number of blocks, or an open space percentage for the project.

A single-tower format on a compact plot like this typically concentrates shared amenities at the ground floor or podium level rather than spreading them across multiple blocks. Because the tower count and layout details are limited, a buyer should ask the developer for the full tower list and site plan.

With possession set for December 2027, the master plan as it stands today is still a drawing rather than a finished structure. A buyer should ask to see the site's current construction stage against the layout plan to judge how closely progress is tracking the promised design.

VBHC Aurora's amenity list runs to nine items. It includes a clubhouse, a swimming pool, and a gymnasium, the core set most gated apartment projects offer. An indoor games area and a yoga and activity room add options for residents who prefer to stay active indoors.

Outdoors, the project has a jogging track and landscaped gardens. For families, there is a kids' play area with a creche, and the project also sets aside retail spaces for everyday convenience within the gated community.

Because VBHC Aurora is still under construction, these amenities exist on paper for now rather than as something a buyer can walk through. It is worth asking the developer for a construction timeline on the amenity block specifically, since these are sometimes delivered after the residential towers.