Abodh Valmark

2 Bedroom 1310 Sq.Ft. Apartment in Hebbal Bangalore

Listing ID #9094286

For me, buying a house in Hebbal, Bangalore has been a great choice. One of North Bangalore's most lovely and well-connected regions, this one is Hebbal appealed to me for its beautiful lakeside vistas, vegetation, and sturdy infrastructure. Close to the Kempegowda International Airport, the region has great connectivity via the Hebbal flyover. Nagawara on the Green Line extension is the closest metro stop. Living here is really easy as reputed schools such Vidya Niketan and Kensri School, and hospitals such Aster CMI and Baptist Hospital are nearby. The area is perfect for both businesspeople and families; it is tidy, safe, and arranged. The one thing that could get better is more cultural or leisure areas.

Hebbal offers me a very well-balanced and posh urban lifestyle. Daily life is greatly enhanced by the accessibility to major corporate areas while still maintaining lovely natural sites such the spectacular Hebbal Lake. With famous hospitals close, emergency services are easily accessible and guarantee families fast peace of mind. Although modern metro integration is still evolving, the huge flyover network allows for quite easy access to North and Central Bangalore. For urban professionals, this is the ideal residential spot. The only one that needs concentrated effort is making good, devoted public athletic fields and community centers more accessible. Any other area I would not pick.

Consistently drawing premium tenants, Hebbal is the ultimate strategic investment hotspot in North Bangalore. Its great property value is propelled by its unrivaled connectivity through the Outer Ring Road and easy access to the international airport. Rental returns are very strong, guaranteeing steady passive income for investors with important business areas like Manyata Tech Park just minutes away. Including Columbia Asia Hospital, major healthcare organizations improve the long-run market viability of their services. For those looking for safe capital appreciation, I advise Hebbal vehemently. One essential upgrade is streamlining the local trash management system to handle dense development in the region.

Being the entry to the Konkan coast and its closeness to the future Navi Mumbai International Airport sets its distinct USP. Centrally located for connection, this area simplifies my journey to nearby office clusters like CBD Belapur. I selected Panvel for its strategic advantages and now have reasonable rental. Anchored by the enormous Panvel Railway Junction, connectivity is excellent. Near well-known institutions such Lifeline Hospital and DAV Public School, Orion Mall offers excellent entertainment. I haven't seen any crime-prone areas; the neighborhood seems quite secure. Better regulation of sporadic water supply fluctuations, which are slight trade-offs for such a flawless tenancy, together with dedicated pedestrian paths/footpaths. I strongly suggest Panvel.

Most of Hebbal's unique connectivity to North Bangalore and the Airport makes my life here great. The Hebbal Flyover system, which connects me right to commercial centres like Manyata Tech Park, led me to choose Hebbal. Although there is not currently an operational Namma Metro station, the next line will increase connectivity even further and the neighbouring Venkateshpura Metro Station is close enough to utilize. Manipal Hospital Hebbal is next with great educational institutions such Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology. Adding more local parks and green areas beyond the main lake area would be my two primary improvements; the range of cheap local eateries is now restricted, therefore enhancing their diversity would be another one.

I give Hebbal a strong five-star rating because its main selling point is its strategic location right between the CBD and Kempegowda International Airport via the enormous Hebbal flyover. Although technically North Bangalore, this area serves as a focal point for premium clientele because of its quick access through Bellary Road and the future Namma Metro extension at Venkateshpura station. High-end homes, lush surroundings surrounding Hebbal Lake, and big businesses nearby like IBM define the region. Top-notch amenities like Manipal Hospital and Esteem Mall as well as organizations like the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology help locals. Parking, meanwhile, is really tough here, particularly close to business areas. Also, rental rates are on the higher side, hence it's not the most economical starting point for novice investors.

I could not be more pleased I got a house here in this wonderful area. The site is ideal, acting as the unquestionable entrance to North Bangalore and the Airport Road. Due to its close proximity to Manyata Tech Park, this is really a premium, extremely well-connected location with excellent rental yield. For shopping, we have great amenities like Esteem Mall. Also, for dependable medical care, Aster CMI Hospital I feel incredibly secure around here. The breathtaking vista and tranquil green surroundings of the Hebbal Lake make this my clear favourite area. For both quality living and financial development, I quite advise this area. The inadequate cleanliness and hygiene in certain of the internal service corridors, though, begs immediate attention.

There is a flyover in our area which makes transportation easy for everyone. There are bus stops nearby also the public transport facility is good. The streets are well maintained with plants and street lights. I can reach out to good hospitals, supermarkets, schools, and colleges within a short distance. Hebbal is a demand for top healthcare infrastructure. There are many shops and retail outlets in the area of Hebbal. I get yoga Clinics and Naturopathy centers nearby.

The area is clean and good. All amenities like hospitals, shopping malls, International airports, restaurants, and grocery stores are available nearby. There are upcoming offices in the nearby Manyata Tech Park. I am very impressed about the upcoming metro between KR Puram-Kempegowda International Airport shall have Hebbal as a station. This locality is the center of top education institutes and schools. This locality has various entertainment facilities with a touch of class and elegance.

Hebbal is home to premium quality property units in the location of Bengaluru. It is a beautiful locality to stay in with the family. This location has good commuting facilities. It offers access to an array of world-class products and services. There are 25 schools nearby in the locality of Hebbal. The streets are well maintained with plants and street lights in the locality. The locality has good potential for growth soon. We feel very safe and satisfied.

Positives: Going to the airport became very simple thanks to the Hebbal Flyover. Having Esteem Mall and Manipal Hospital practically there, I felt extremely safe. High rental demand brought on by closeness to big corporations like IBM was advantageous for my house. BMTC Hebbal Depot's bus routes were consistently dependable. The new Venkateshpura Metro line guaranteed future travel convenience.

Negatives: My main trouble was the general lack of street cleanliness. Sometimes the garbage gathered up, especially on inner streets. Though it was a developing IT hub, I often felt the area was far from the established city centre, making certain outings a hassle. Moreover, finding free parking around flats was quite difficult.

Positives: Hebbal has given me a very great general living experience. The vistas of Hebbal Lake and the broad open roadways add to this location's special appeal. It's near Manyata Tech Park, therefore ideal for IT professionals. With schools, shopping centers, and medical facilities close, the social infrastructure is good. Still, there are a few regions that could use improvement.

Negatives: Some areas need better illumination, a few inner roads want more frequent trash collection, and public seating surrounding the lake could be enhanced. Still, the way of life here is peaceful and pleasant. Hebbal's development has been amazing; I genuinely believe this area will continue to be among the most wanted homes.

Positives: I count myself rather fortunate to have Hebbal home! It is very fundamental. With the Hebbal flyover and Bellary Road, getting to the airport or the major city is very simple. These days we have the Venkateshpura Metro Station nearly. With IT companies like IBM right here, this region is exploding. CNK Public School is the ideal institution my children attend. Even hospitals like Manipal are quite close. As an owner, I also notice good rental income.

Negatives: Particularly during rush hour, the traffic bottleneck is horrific and consistently clogs up on the main road. Finding decent parking places is likewise a never-ending fight for me, or when friends are coming.

Positives: A few years ago, I purchased my house here. Rally, Hebbal is my best investment yet. Our network is just great as we are the official entryway to the CBD and the airport. From first-rate institutions like Manipal to Esteem Mall, we have everything close by. Therefore, I really relish my morning stroll around the stunning Hebbal Lake. Giving a wonderful residential vibe, this North Bangalore neighbourhood seems quite elegant and safe.

Negatives: We still occasionally have an unreliable city water supply, so we must rely on tankers. Basic public hygiene also needs to get better since garbage disposal on the service roads might be erratic.

Positives: Hebbal first attracted me with its great accessibility to the Outer Ring Road and Manyata Tech Park. Just minutes from our house were well-known institutions such as Jain Heritage and premier hospitals like Manipal. Without doubt, my favourite aspect was the closeness to the lovely Hebbal Lake Park, which provided a much-required green getaway. Even though it was not the cheapest location, the ease actually justified the price and produced a very comfortable living experience.

Negatives: Finding overnight street parking was a regular, aggravating struggle. The power supply could also be unexpectedly erratic at times. Many of the residential streetlights were dim or not operating, which made evening walks rather less safe.