Vikyath Citadel

By: Vikyath Projects in Kodigehalli

About Project:. Vikyath Citadel is an ultimate reflection of the urban chic lifestyle located in Kodigehalli, Bangalore. The project hosts in its lap exclusively designed Residential Apartments, each being an epitome of elegance and simplicity.

About Locality:. Located at Kodigehalli in Bangalore, Vikyath Citadel is inspiring in design, stirring in luxury and enveloped by verdant surroundings. Vikyath Citadel is in troupe with many famous schools, hospitals, shopping destinations, tech parks and every civic amenity required, so that you spend less time on the road and more at home.

About Builder:. Vikyath Citadel is engineered by internationally renowned architects of Vikyath Projects. The Group has been involved in producing various residential and commercial projects with beautifully crafted interiors as well as exteriors.

Units and Interiors:. Vikyath Citadel comprises of 2 BHK Apartments that are finely crafted and committed to provide houses with unmatched quality. The Apartments are spacious, well ventilated and Vastu compliant.

Amenities and security features:. Vikyath Citadel offers an array of world class amenities such as Apartments. Besides that proper safety equipments are installed to ensure that you live safely and happily with your family in these apartments at Kodigehalli.

Overview :

Kodigehalli is a suburb, situated in the north of Bangalore.City. It is adjacent to Sahakarnagar on its north side. It comes under Doddaballapur District. It is surrounded by Sahakar Nagar in the North, Thindlu in the West and Tata Nagar in the East. This locality is famous for some old temples like Ayyappa temple and Ganesha Temple. Some of the company which having their units in this area are Larsen & Toubro, Komatsu Ltd. Astrazeneca Pharma India Ltd. Sahakara Nagar, Park View Layout, Dhanalaxmi Layout and Tindlu are the nearby localities to Kodigehalli.

Connectivity :

Kodigehalli is well-connected via roads, railways and public transport. The BMTC buses connect the area to the neighbouring cities of Chikkaballapur, apura, Bangalore and Magadi. However, its nearby bus stops are Sahakaranagara Hebbal and CQAL Bus Stop. Some of the nearest railway stations are Kodigehalli Railway Station, Hebbal Railway Station, Yelahanka Railway Junction and Yasvantpur Jn. located at a distance of 1.2 to 6 km. However, Bangalore City Jn Railway Station is major railway station 10 km near to Kodigehalli. This area enjoys excellent connectivity to the Kempegowda International Airport at a driving distance of 19 km, can be reached with 20-25 min.

Factors for future growth :

Phase-3 alignment of Namma Metro Rail with one of its route Carmelaram - Yelahanka (32 km) will pass through the locality will create a growth for the residential demand and development in the locality. Proximity to Kempegowda International Airport along with major technology parks such as Manyata Tech Park and Sona Towers have been a plus point for Kodigehalli, driving rental demand and providing consistent rental yields. Aggressive retail and commercial development focused along Kodigehalli Main Road are sure to drive capital appreciation of residential properties in the area.

Infrastructural Development (Social & Physical) :

There are a number of reputed schools located in Kodigehalli. Some of these include Govt. Lower Primary School, Vidya Spoorthi School, Silver Goeep School, Vivekananda School, Smartkidz Play School and Blueberry Kidz. Esteem Mall, Elements Mall, Orion Mall, Mantri Square Mall, Sigma Central Mall are the major malls within 1-7 km areas which serves the daily needs of the people. Major hospitals in the area are Cloudnine Clinic, Aster CMI Hospital, Columbia Asia Hospital, M.S Ramaiah Narayana Heart Centre and Dr. Agrawal’s Eye Hospital.

Major issues :

A pond near Sadaramangala lake in Kodigehalli, KR Puram, has been reduced to a dumping ground for debris which is creating a health issues for the nearby residents. Apart from that, Mother Dairy Circle at Yelahanka New Town often witnesses dense traffic between 7am and 9.30 am and from 5 pm to 8.30 pm. Despite a traffic station located close-by, there are neither traffic signals nor traffic personnel to regulate the flow of vehicles.