Godrej Florenne

Twenty acres, 242 homes, and not a single highrise in sight. That's the pitch behind Godrej Florenne, a row-house community off Soukya Road in East Whitefield, Bengaluru, where Hafeez Contractor has laid out 4 and 5 BHK homes in a French Renaissance style across three registered phases. Each unit runs G+3, with a private garden at ground level and a rooftop terrace on top, a layout you'd normally associate with an independent bungalow rather than a developer-built community. Work out the math and you land at roughly 12 homes per acre, which tells you more about how this place will actually feel to live in. For anyone typing Godrej Florenne Bangalore or hunting specifically for Godrej Florenne Whitefield listings, the context worth knowing is that Soukya Road sits close enough to the STRR (NH-648), about 0.8 km, and to pull ITPL, the EPIP belt, Sarjapur and KR Puram into reasonable driving range without putting you inside the traffic density that core Whitefield now carries.

Most row-house and villa projects in Bengaluru sit well outside the IT corridor, out toward Sarjapur, Hoskote or Devanahalli, where land is cheap precisely because the commute isn't. Godrej Florenne breaks that pattern. It puts a 20-acre, low-density format, roughly 12 homes an acre against the 100-plus you'd find in a standard highrise footprint, inside Whitefield itself, with the STRR about 0.8 km away rather than a 40-minute drive from it. That combination, villa-scale privacy on an address that doesn't trade away IT-corridor access, is genuinely uncommon here, which is what should support resale demand once the project is built out. Godrej's own delivery record adds a second layer of confidence: this isn't a first-time developer testing the format, it's an established one extending a proven playbook into a location that rarely gets it.

At roughly 11 homes an acre, Godrej Florenne's 218 row houses sit far enough apart that you're not sharing a wall, a lift lobby or a staircase with anyone. Each unit comes with its own ground-level garden and rooftop terrace, plus covered parking built into the plot rather than allotted in a basement elsewhere. Hafeez Contractor's French Renaissance detailing gives the facades a distinct, consistent look across the community, while tree-lined internal roads and shared landscaped greens sit between the homes rather than around a single central block. What that adds up to day to day is simple: you get a bungalow's sense of ownership, your own garden, your own roofline, inside a planned, maintained community that still handles security and upkeep for you.

Here’s what’s actually in reach from the address:

• Schools: Nurture International School and Bangalore International Academy, 2 to 4 km
• Hospitals: Svastha, Sathya Sai, Cloudnine, Aster and Manipal Whitefield, roughly 9 to 11 km
• Shopping: Park Square, Dress Circle, Nexus Whitefield and Phoenix Marketcity, within a reasonable drive
• Metro: Kadugodi Tree Park (Purple Line), about 7.3 km; Hopefarm Channasandra, about 7.5 km
• Rail: Whitefield Railway Station, close to 7 km
• Airport: Kempegowda International Airport, roughly 51 km

With the nearest metro stations around 7 km out, daily commutes here run on road connectivity rather than a walk to transit.

Row houses this size rarely come with a simple one-shot payment, and Florenne is no exception. Based on the project's own platform, expect roughly 10% at allotment and another 10% at agreement signing. The rest follows a construction-linked schedule across the three phases. Banks can finance up to 90% of this against the registered project. On top of the headline price, factor in Karnataka's stamp duty at 5 to 6% and registration at about 1%. Maintenance charges kick in separately once you take possession. Reported figures run Rs. 22,000 to 27,000 a month for the 4 BHK sizes. The 5 BHK runs closer to Rs. 33,000. Treat those as indicative rather than final until confirmed at handover. None of this changes the headline price you'll see quoted. It's the difference between budgeting for Rs. 4.85 Cr and budgeting for what you'll actually pay.