Ittangur

Ittangur lies in the Sarjapura region of southeast Bangalore. Its address belongs to Anekal taluk and Sarjapura hobli. Nearby location names include Sarjapura, Yamare, Sompura and Kamanahalli. Dommasandra is an important junction on the wider route towards the city and connecting areas.

The village is separate from the Bellandur end of Sarjapur Road. A home in Ittangur may use “Sarjapur Road” as its broad location, but it is farther towards Sarjapura. This distinction matters when comparing office journeys. The full address and entrance show the location more clearly than the corridor name alone.

The Ittangur PIN code is 562125. Several places around Sarjapura share this code, so it should be used with the village and road name. A complete address also needs the project or building name and a useful landmark. The PIN code alone cannot identify a particular property.

Maps and bus records may use spellings such as Ittanguru, Ittangoor or Ittuguru. When searching for directions, match the result with the Sarjapura region. For a large residential development, use the correct entrance pin. The village centre and sales office may be on different approach roads.

Ittangur is mainly known for its residential developments near Sarjapura and access to the Sarjapur Road work belt. Its name appears in apartment listings, rental searches and project addresses. The Prestige City area is a prominent nearby landmark. Existing societies add ready-home choices alongside new launches.

Its appeal depends on the buyer’s needs. A family may value the home size and school route, while an employee may focus on the assigned office campus. Investors compare the purchase cost with rent achieved in similar homes. These needs can lead to different choices within the same village.

Local roads connect Ittangur with Sarjapura and the wider Sarjapur Road network. The Sarjapura–Varthur route through Ittangur and Kamanahalli is another named link. Roads around Dommasandra provide routes towards Gunjur, Varthur and the Attibele side. The best approach depends on the destination.

An Ittangur address does not mean the home faces Sarjapur Main Road. Many properties use a local stretch between the entrance and the main corridor. Road width, drainage and turning space affect daily access. These details should be checked at the property, especially during busy hours or after rain.

Workplaces along the wider corridor include RGA Tech Park and Wipro’s campuses in Kodathi and Doddakannalli. Accenture and Unisys have documented offices at RGA Tech Park. These locations are outside Ittangur and need a road journey. Their routes differ from offices farther along the Outer Ring Road.

For employees based at Ecospace in Bellandur or Cessna Business Park in Kadubeesanahalli, the journey continues towards the city and ORR belt. A general claim of “IT connectivity” does not show that difference. Use the assigned office building when checking travel. The return journey should be assessed as well.

Transport records use Ittanguru as a bus-stop name and list 342-WA among the routes serving it. Published directories differ on endpoints and timings. Current service should therefore be confirmed for the day and direction of travel. The stop name remains useful when searching for a connection.

Sarjapura-bound buses along the main corridor serve stops such as Yamare and Dommasandra. A local auto ride or walk may be needed between the stop and home. Carmelaram railway station is a rail option in the wider area, subject to a suitable train and timing. The proposed Sarjapur–Hebbal Metro is not an operating service.

Little Elly lists an Ittangur preschool centre, offering a local early-years option. DPS Bangalore East is in Sulikunte village, under Dommasandra Post. It lists CBSE, Cambridge and NIOS programmes. Families should confirm grade availability and the chosen programme before comparing transport.

Greenwood High near Gunjur provides ICSE/ISC and international curriculum options in the wider region. The correct campus matters because routes and programmes differ. These schools should not all be described as being inside Ittangur. The pickup point and full school-bus journey are more useful than a broad nearby-school list.

The wider Sarjapur Road area has Manipal Hospitals Sarjapur Road and Motherhood Hospital Sarjapur Road. Manipal provides a multispeciality option, while Motherhood focuses on women’s and children’s healthcare. Reaching these facilities from Ittangur requires a separate road trip. The closest suitable hospital depends on the exact home location.

Day-to-day services should be checked near the property itself. Locate a grocery shop, pharmacy and routine-care clinic from the entrance. Water supply, waste collection and street access also affect daily life. A locality can offer several facilities while an individual home still has an inconvenient route to them.

Local resale listings show different prices even within one society. The reviewed ₹55 lakh 2 BHK at Sowparnika Tharangini is listed at 925 sq. ft., while the ₹60 lakh 2 BHK is 999 sq. ft. A 1,322 sq. ft. 3 BHK asks ₹75 lakh. Condition, furnishing and the seller’s terms should be compared alongside size.

Rental examples include a 869 sq. ft. semi-furnished 2 BHK at ₹18,000 a month. Another 868 sq. ft. 2 BHK asks ₹20,000 plus ₹2,700 maintenance. The second has a stated monthly cost of ₹22,700 before utilities. These figures describe separate listings, not an average rent for every Ittangur apartment.

Chikka Tirupati Temple is a religious outing around 10 km from Sarjapura town. It is dedicated to Lord Srinivasa and has a spacious courtyard. The distance is from Sarjapura, rather than from every address in Ittangur. It suits a temple-focused family trip.

In Kodathi, Red Riders Sports offers karting and adventure activities, while Rural Blues at Kodathi Gate provides a dining option. Farther towards the city, Kaikondrahalli Lake covers about 48 acres and offers walking and birdwatching. These places are spread across the surrounding region. Each needs its own route from home.

A 2026 tender listing covers maintenance of the Sarjapura–Varthur road through Ittangur and Kamanahalli. It names a road-maintenance work, rather than a new expressway or confirmed full widening. The stages to follow are the award, repairs on site and completion. A tender listing does not prove the road has already been repaired.

A late-September 2026 review also called for improvements along the nearby Dommasandra–Varthur corridor. Officials were asked to address damaged surfaces, debris, drainage and junction problems. Larger regional plans include the proposed Sarjapur–Hebbal Metro and Bengaluru Business Corridor. Their progress should be tracked separately from local road repairs.

Prestige Garden Breeze is one such new residential project in Ittangur, near Yamare on the Sarjapur Road corridor. It forms Phase 7 of The Prestige City and covers 10 acres, with 655 homes in four towers. Prices start from ₹1.2 crore, and the stated possession target is December 2030. It adds a new-home choice to the locality’s existing apartment market.

The project offers 2 BHK flats of 1,080–1,140 sq. ft., 3 BHK homes of 1,470–1,790 sq. ft. and 4 BHK penthouses of 2,779–3,069 sq. ft. RGA Tech Park is about 11.4 km away, while Carmelaram railway station is about 10.7 km away. Buyers can use these landmarks to test their travel needs. The home layout, final price and waiting period should be compared with ready options nearby.

Ittangur can suit households looking for a home in the Sarjapura-side residential belt. It offers existing apartments and new developments, with access to schools and workplaces in the surrounding region. Its suitability depends on the daily routes. A family working nearby may assess it differently from one travelling across Bangalore.

The most useful checks are at the home itself. Visit the approach road, confirm water arrangements and test the office and school journeys. Review maintenance charges and the condition of common areas for a ready flat. For a new project, include the possession wait in the housing plan.