Krishvi Prana Hennur Overview

Krishvi Prana Hennur is one continuous building rather than a cluster of towers. It runs north to south along the plot, stepped along its length, and every home shares the same grounds, the same entrance on the west side and the same two basements below. At 14.95 m, the building stays just under the 15 m height limit, and it is set back 5 m from every boundary.

G+4 means a ground floor plus four upper floors, so the highest homes are on the fourth floor and the building stays closer in scale to its gardens than a tower does. For buyers comparing G+4 apartments in Bengaluru with high-rise projects on the same corridor, that is the defining difference here: 152 homes spread across five residential levels, with no tower, block or wing to choose between.

The building covers about 44% of the land, and the rest is given to landscape, driveways and paths, and services. About a third of the 2.45 acres is landscaped, 124 trees of native species are to be planted, and with every car space in the basements there is no surface parking. In all, the plan carries about 3.5 lakh sq ft (32,720 sq m) of built-up area, basements included. The master plan page sets out the full land budget and the building's services, and the floor plans page covers the 3 BHK homes.

Krishvi Prana Hennur holds its environmental clearance, granted on 6 June 2026 for 152 homes in a building of two basements, ground and four upper floors on 2.45 acres. The land was converted to residential use in March 2013 and lies in a residential zone of the BDA's Revised Master Plan 2015. The clearance fixes the plan, so any expansion or change needs a fresh clearance. Building-plan sanction, fire and other approvals are separate; the approving authority and plan approval number have not yet been published.

The clearance also sets conditions the building must meet: water from BWSSB, with an adequate supply to be ensured before occupancy; rainwater harvesting with recharge pits (30, as the clearance requires); rooftop solar, with at least half the roof area given to solar power; and piped-gas (PNG) infrastructure.

K-RERA status. Krishvi Prana Hennur's K-RERA registration is pending: as at 30 September 2026, no registration number has been issued. Under Section 3 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, a project cannot be advertised, booked or sold before it is registered, so no booking amount, token or expression-of-interest payment should be paid until registration. Check the status on the K-RERA website before you pay anything.

A home at Krishvi Prana Hennur deserves the paperwork in hand before any payment. When the project opens for sale, ask for these:

1. The sanctioned building plan, with its approving authority and plan approval number, and check that it matches the 152 homes and G+4 building of the cleared plan.
2. The K-RERA registration certificate, with the completion date Krishvi commits to.
3. The carpet area of your home, as the registration states it, set against the pre-launch sizes of about 1,800 to 2,250 sq ft.
4. A full cost sheet, listing GST, stamp duty, registration, car parks, clubhouse membership and the maintenance deposit, so you can see what the price includes.
5. The company named on your sale agreement, and confirmation that it is the company the registration names.

The reviews page adds a fuller buyer checklist, and the contact page is the way to hear when the registration, the plans and the price list are released.