Purva Orient Grand
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The Project

About Purva Orient Grand

One tower, 97 homes, zero shared walls and a rooftop club at the 25th level, five minutes from the protected Lalbagh Botanical Garden.

WORLDHOME COLLECTION · LAL BAGH MAIN ROAD

Purva Orient Grand on Lal Bagh Main Road

Central Bengaluru does not make new land, which is why projects here are boutique by necessity. Purva Orient Grand is 1.15 acres on Lal Bagh Main Road at Sudhama Nagar: one tower of two basements, ground and 24 floors, and 97 homes in total. It belongs to Puravankara's WorldHome Collection, the group's ultra-luxury line.

No residence shares a common wall with another, and every home has private decks. The four grades, from the 3 BHK Super Premium to the corner 4 BHK Grandeur, come with BluNex home automation, imported marble in the living and dining spaces and laminated wood in the bedrooms.

Levels 24 and 25 belong to The Rose & Cypress, a Victorian-inspired rooftop club by Singapore-based architect Andy Fisher, with an infinity pool at the 25th level. Concept architecture is by Urban Frame, the façade by SDG Mumbai and the landscape by Master Plan Chennai. Lalbagh Botanical Garden's 240 protected acres are five minutes away.

  • 97 homes in a single G+24 tower
  • Zero shared walls, private decks to every home
  • Infinity pool and rooftop club at Level 25
  • 5 minutes to Lalbagh Metro (Green Line)
  • Karnataka RERA registered · completion filed for 30 June 2027

At a Glance

Purva Orient Grand Key Highlights

Central Bengaluru does not make new land, which is why projects here are boutique by necessity rather than by marketing choice. This is the whole of Purva Orient Grand: one tower, 97 homes and a rooftop given over entirely to its residents.

1.15 Acres

On Lal Bagh Main Road, Central Bengaluru

97 Homes

The entire project

G+24

A single tower over two basement levels

Zero Shared Walls

No residence abuts another

Level 25

Infinity pool and rooftop club

The Rose & Cypress

Victorian-inspired rooftop clubhouse

Andy Fisher, Singapore

Rooftop club architect

240 Acres

Protected Lalbagh Botanical Garden, five minutes away

5 Minutes

To Lalbagh Metro on the Green Line

10 Minutes

To MG Road Metro

BluNex

Home automation in every residence

WorldHome Collection

Puravankara's ultra-luxury line

Daylight render of Purva Orient Grand seen from Lal Bagh Main Road, the white G+24 tower rising behind mature trees and the gated entrance

Where Legacy Takes Form

The Hallmarks of an Icon

Some addresses become part of a city; only a few become part of its identity. Purva Orient Grand sits on 1.15 acres at Municipal No. 5, Lal Bagh Main Road, Sudhama Nagar, with a 24.1-metre road frontage and a sanctioned floor area ratio of 4.28 — a CBD figure, and the reason a boutique project is viable on so small a parcel.

Lalbagh Road

The city's most prestigious address

1.15 Acres

A boutique development

97 Residences

Exceptionally limited

3 & 4 BHK

Generously proportioned, in four grades

75%+ Open Spaces

Designed around nature

Sky Club

On the 25th floor, with the infinity pool

Architecture & Design

Two Design Decisions Define It

No residence shares a wall

In a single-tower project, zero shared walls is expensive to achieve — it costs saleable area — and it is the thing residents notice every day. Every home at Purva Orient Grand has private decks and an independent envelope on multiple sides, so no living room, bedroom or deck sits against a neighbour's.

The roof belongs to the residents

Levels 24 and 25 are given over entirely to The Rose & Cypress, a Victorian-inspired rooftop club with an infinity pool at the 25th level, The Vault whisky lounge, The Aura Spa, The Salon, the Body Core Fitness Studio, The Larder Room, a firepit lounge and rooftop dining at The Dovecote. On a 97-home project, that is roughly one club for every hundred residents.

Night render of the Purva Orient Grand entrance portal on Lal Bagh Main Road, with the sculpture court and the lit G+24 tower behind it

A grand entry and arrival court on Lal Bagh Main Road

Corner of the Purva Orient Grand façade at sunset, showing stacked glass-railed private decks above the Central Bengaluru skyline

Private decks to every home, and no shared walls

Artistic impression of the Purva Orient Grand tower at blue hour, its balconies lit and the landscaped podium and basketball court at its base

One G+24 tower, composed by Urban Frame and SDG Mumbai

An Unusually Credited Design Team

Urban Frame

Concept architecture

SDG, Mumbai

Façade design

Master Plan, Chennai

Landscape design

Andy Fisher, Singapore

The Rose & Cypress rooftop club

The Orient Press · Since 1946

Bringing Bengaluru's Legacy to Your Legacy

Dr. G. Srinivasan, a respected magistrate and an eminent philanthropist, founded the Orient Press in 1946. Integral to the literary fabric of Karnataka, it was a revered establishment frequented by political icons, sovereigns and prominent authors, and the publishing house embodied the vision of a new, independent India. Its heritage is bound up with its founder and with Bengaluru itself. Purva Orient Grand is a homage to this legacy.

The archive tells the story. C. Rajagopalachari, the first Governor General of India, released the Kannada translation of his Ramayana, printed and published at the Orient Grand Press. Dr. Srinivasan appears alongside Dr. S. Radhakrishnan and V.V. Giri, and — as an active member of the Indian Red Cross Society — with Shri Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar in the Glass House of Lalbagh Botanical Garden, a few minutes from this address.

Brochure spread on the Orient Press legacy: archival photographs of founder Dr. G. Srinivasan with C. Rajagopalachari, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, V.V. Giri and Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar
The Lalbagh Advantage

An Address Central Bengaluru Cannot Make Again

Central Bengaluru stopped producing new residential land decades ago; what reaches the market now arrives one redeveloped parcel at a time. Purva Orient Grand has no next phase and no second tower, and the 240-acre botanical garden five minutes away is protected land that cannot be acquired or built over. Permanence is precisely what you are buying here.

The Glass House at Lalbagh Botanical Garden, Bengaluru, lit up at dusk

240 protected acres of Lalbagh, five minutes away

Aerial view of the red State Central Library building amid the dense tree canopy of Cubbon Park, Central Bengaluru

Lalbagh Metro in 5 minutes, MG Road Metro in 10

Aerial render of the single Purva Orient Grand tower, its arrival court and the green Sudhama Nagar neighbourhood around it

97 homes on 1.15 acres, in a single tower

Render of the Purva Orient Grand façade with glass-railed private decks at sunset

Zero shared walls, private decks to every home

Aerial render of the Purva Orient Grand rooftop club with the infinity pool, lawn and pergola-covered dining terrace

The Rose & Cypress rooftop club, infinity pool at Level 25

The Art of Development. Since 1975.

Built by Puravankara, Registered with Karnataka RERA

Purva Orient Grand belongs to the WorldHome Collection, the ultra-luxury line of Puravankara Limited — a Bengaluru developer founded in 1975 and listed on the BSE and NSE since 2007, with 95 completed projects and more than 57 million sq ft delivered across nine Indian cities.

The project is registered with Karnataka RERA under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/210907/004299 (7 September 2021), with a filed completion date of 30 June 2027. It is under construction in its final stages and the occupancy certificate has not yet been received. Verify the registration at rera.karnataka.gov.in before booking.

  • ✓3 BHK Super Premium and 4 BHK Elegance, Luxury and Grandeur
  • ✓Launch range ₹6.00 Cr – ₹10.78 Cr; current published position ₹9 Cr onwards
  • ✓Limited inventory: the larger, higher-floor residences remain
Looking down a sculpted spiral staircase with ornate balustrades, the image Puravankara uses for The Art of Development since 1975