Ittangur Locality Guide

Ittangur is in the Sarjapura region of southeast Bangalore. Its administrative address places it in Sarjapura hobli and Anekal taluk. Nearby location names include Sarjapura, Yamare, Sompura and Kamanahalli. These names often appear in property addresses and route descriptions for the surrounding area.

Ittangur is different from the city-side stretch of Sarjapur Road near Bellandur. A home here may be advertised under the broader Sarjapur Road name, but the daily journey is different. Buyers should use the exact entrance when checking a route. A village pin may not lead to the sales office or gate of a large residential project.

The Ittangur PIN code is 562125, and postal listings associate it with Sarjapura Post Office. The same PIN serves several places in the wider region. A complete address therefore needs the building or project name, road, village and a useful landmark.

The locality may also appear as Ittanguru, Ittangoor or Ittuguru in maps and bus records. These spelling differences can affect a search for directions or transport. Match the result with the nearby landmark before setting out. For a property visit, the entrance location shared by the owner or project team is the clearest reference.

Ittangur has local roads towards Sarjapura and connections to the wider Sarjapur Road network. The Sarjapura–Varthur route through Ittangur and Kamanahalli is another named road link. Dommasandra serves as an important junction for travel towards Gunjur, Varthur and the Attibele side.

The approach road is a key part of choosing a home here. Two properties in Ittangur can have different turns and access points. Road width, drainage and the condition of the final stretch can affect daily travel. These details deserve the same attention as the main-road distance.

Bus records use Ittanguru as a stop name and list 342-WA among the routes serving it. Published route directories differ on endpoints and timings, so the service should be confirmed before travel. The stop name is still useful when searching for a local bus connection.

Sarjapura-bound services along the main road also serve stops such as Dommasandra and Yamare. Depending on the home location, a traveller may need an auto for the last stretch. A bus commute includes that local connection as well as the main-road journey. Return services matter too, especially for people leaving work late.

Carmelaram railway station is a rail option in the wider area. It requires a road journey from Ittangur, and the train must suit the destination and timing. The proposed Sarjapur–Hebbal Metro is not an operating service. Current travel plans should be based on available roads, buses and trains.

The Sarjapur Road work belt includes RGA Tech Park, Wipro’s offices in Doddakannalli, and its Kodathi development centre. Farther towards the city, the Outer Ring Road connects with office areas around Bellandur and Kadubeesanahalli. Each campus has a different route from Ittangur.

For someone working at RGA Tech Park, the journey is different from a trip to Ecospace or Cessna Business Park. The office gate, road junctions and departure time all affect travel. A weekday drive between the home entrance and the assigned campus gives a useful comparison. Weekend traffic may not show the daily commute clearly.

Little Elly lists an Ittangur preschool centre, giving families a local early-years option. For older children, DPS Bangalore East is in Sulikunte village, Dommasandra Post. It lists CBSE, Cambridge and NIOS programmes. Admission and transport arrangements depend on the chosen programme and grade.

Greenwood High has campuses near Gunjur on the Varthur–Sarjapur side, with ICSE/ISC and international programmes. The correct campus should be matched with the child’s curriculum. These are schools in the surrounding region, rather than all being inside Ittangur. The school-bus pickup point and full journey matter when comparing homes.

Healthcare options in the wider Sarjapur Road area include Manipal Hospitals Sarjapur Road and Motherhood Hospital Sarjapur Road. Manipal provides a multispeciality option, while Motherhood focuses on women’s and children’s healthcare. Their locations require separate road trips from Ittangur.

For routine care, residents should also identify a clinic and pharmacy near their own street. A large hospital farther along the corridor may suit specialist visits but not every small healthcare need. Families should know the route to a suitable emergency facility. The nearest option depends on the exact home location.

Sarjapura town is a nearby centre to explore for shops and day-to-day services. The useful shopping route depends on which side of Ittangur the home is on. Before moving, it helps to locate groceries, a pharmacy and other regular services from the actual entrance.

For outings, Chikka Tirupati Temple is around 10 km from Sarjapura town. Red Riders Sports in Kodathi offers karting and adventure activities, while Rural Blues at Kodathi Gate is a dining option. Farther towards the city, Kaikondrahalli Lake offers walking and birdwatching. These destinations give residents several kinds of outings, each with its own route.

Ittangur’s housing market includes existing apartments and new residential projects. Reviewed resale examples at Sowparnika Tharangini include a 925 sq. ft. 2 BHK at ₹55 lakh, a 999 sq. ft. 2 BHK at ₹60 lakh and a 1,322 sq. ft. 3 BHK at ₹75 lakh. These are asking prices for separate flats.

Rental listings at the same society include 2 BHK homes at ₹18,000–₹20,000 a month. One ₹20,000 listing adds ₹2,700 maintenance, bringing the stated monthly cost to ₹22,700 before utilities. Furnishing, condition and society charges explain part of the price difference. A ready home also has a different timeline from a new launch.

A 2026 tender listing names maintenance of the Sarjapura–Varthur road through Ittangur and Kamanahalli. It is a road-maintenance work, rather than a confirmed full widening. The award, site progress and completed repairs are the stages to follow.

A late-September review also called for repairs and better use of road space along the nearby Dommasandra–Varthur corridor. The review covered drainage, damaged roads and junction problems. These updates matter to surrounding travel routes. They do not confirm that every approach road in Ittangur has been improved.

Prestige Garden Breeze is one such new residential project in Ittangur, near Yamare on Sarjapur Road. 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. RGA Tech Park is about 11.4 km away, while Carmelaram railway station is about 10.7 km away.

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. It adds a new-home option for buyers considering this locality. Families can compare its layouts with ready homes nearby, along with the school route and office journey. The final choice should balance space, total cost and the time left until possession.