North Bangalore

North Bangalore is the northern part of Bengaluru, covering areas such as Hebbal, Yelahanka, Jakkur, Thanisandra and Hennur, and extending towards the Devanahalli airport belt. Bellary Road, Outer Ring Road, Doddaballapur Road and Hennur–Bagalur Road connect its main neighbourhoods. The region includes established city areas, business parks, lakes and newer housing developments.

Kempegowda International Airport, Embassy Manyata Business Park and the Devanahalli aerospace sector are key landmarks of North Bangalore. The airport serves the northern corridor, while Manyata brings a large office workforce to the Nagawara–Thanisandra belt. North Bangalore is a broad geographic term, so its localities do not share one PIN code, civic boundary or distance from the city centre.

The main North Bangalore localities fall along several road corridors. Hebbal connects the northern suburbs with Outer Ring Road. Yelahanka and Jakkur sit along the airport side, while Hennur and Thanisandra form part of the northeast residential belt.

Bellary Road, which forms part of NH 44, is the main airport corridor. It links Hebbal with Yelahanka and the northern approach towards Kempegowda International Airport. Homes near this road can suit people who travel often, though the final journey also depends on access roads and junctions.

Outer Ring Road connects Hebbal with Nagawara, Hennur and KR Puram. Hennur–Bagalur Road serves another part of the northeast belt, while Doddaballapur Road runs north from Yelahanka.

There is no single airport distance for North Bangalore. A home in Hebbal and one near Devanahalli can have very different routes. Check the distance to your terminal, since the airport entrance and terminal drop-off are separate points.

Embassy Manyata Business Park at Nagawara is a major employment centre. Its published site area is 121.76 acres, with 17.2 million sq ft of leasable space. The park also includes hotels, food outlets and shared recreation facilities.

Manyata is especially relevant to people living around Thanisandra, Nagawara, Hennur and Hebbal. However, the office gate matters when checking the commute. A route to the park’s general map pin may differ from the route to your building entrance.

Farther north, the employment mix includes aerospace and defence activity. Invest Karnataka identifies a roughly 1,000-acre Hi-Tech Aerospace and Defence Park at Devanahalli. This gives the airport belt an industrial role alongside its housing and hospitality development.

North Bangalore has established shopping and healthcare options across its older neighbourhoods. RMZ Galleria is in Yelahanka, while Manipal Hospital Hebbal is at Kirloskar Business Park on Bellary Road. These are useful reference points when comparing nearby areas.

Yelahanka, Hennur and Thanisandra also have local shopping streets, supermarkets and places to eat. For daily life, the nearest grocery shop or clinic may matter more than a large mall several junctions away.

School access needs the same local check. Compare the school’s actual bus route and pickup time with your chosen address. Two homes in the same broad locality can have quite different school journeys.

The airport Metro Blue Line remains under development. A BMRCL tender published on 30 September 2026 covers cable-trough work for the Outer Ring Road and airport sections of Metro Phases 2A and 2B. This is a construction update; it does not mean airport Metro services have started.

Suburban rail is a separate project. K-RIDE’s planned network covers 148.17 km across four corridors. It includes the 41.40 km KSR Bengaluru City–Devanahalli corridor with airport connectivity, as well as a route towards Rajanukunte. |

For a home search in 2026, assess the roads and transport you can use today. Future stations may widen travel choices, but station access and passenger-service dates will determine their practical benefit.

Sobha Hennur Road is an upcoming apartment development planned on Hennur Main Road in North Bangalore. The project plan covers 50 acres with about 3,200 homes, offering 1, 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments. Indicative prices start at ₹1.38 crore, with the final cost depending on the selected home and applicable charges.

The planned size bands are 750+ sq ft for 1 BHK, 1,000–1,200 sq ft for 2 BHK, 1,500–1,800 sq ft for 3 BHK and 2,000–2,400 sq ft for 4 BHK. Indicative starting prices are ₹1.96 crore for 2 BHK, ₹2.70 crore for 3 BHK and ₹3.70 crore for 4 BHK.

Planned shared facilities include a clubhouse, swimming pool, gym, jogging track, children’s play area and landscaped gardens. Co-working space, a senior citizen zone and a pet park also feature in the proposed amenity mix.

For buyers comparing apartments in North Bangalore, the project adds a large-community option within the Hennur corridor. Compare the chosen layout, complete cost sheet and route to your workplace alongside the township facilities.