Sobha Mullur: Victorian-Inspired Row Houses on Sarjapur Road, Bangalore
4 BHK · Starting ₹8 Cr onwards
Sobha Mullur is a row house address on Sarjapur Road, developed by Sobha, built around a Victorian London theme drawn from the architecture of the Crystal Palace. Set across 27 acres in Mullur, the enclave comprises 290 row houses, each conceived as a private, low-density home rather than a unit within a high-rise.
Every row house at Sobha Mullur is designed as a G+3 structure standing roughly 40 feet tall, with a private garden attached to each home. The layout spreads homes across a plot footprint of 52 by 30 feet, giving residents the scale of an independent house along with the shared infrastructure of a gated community.
The design draws on Victorian-era detailing, translated into stone cladding, generous ceiling heights, and a built form intended to distinguish the enclave from the typical apartment tower. Sobha's own construction practice, built on decades of backward-integrated manufacturing, extends to the finishes and fittings specified within each row house.
Roughly 18 acres of the 27-acre site are held as open space, with 11 acres set aside as forested green cover, a proportion that is uncommon for a project of this scale this close to an active IT corridor. Two clubhouses, each with close to 40,000 sq ft of indoor space, anchor the community's shared amenities.
Sobha Mullur is positioned for families seeking the privacy of a standalone home with the security and upkeep of an organised community, on an address with direct access to Sarjapur Road's employment and social infrastructure.
Starting from Rs. 8 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 4 BHK Row House G+3 duplex row house with private garden and Victorian-inspired facade | 4250–4850 sq.ft. | Rs. 8 Cr |




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Off Sarjapur Road, Near Wipro Gate 1, Mullur, Bangalore 560087 · Bangalore
Mullur sits off Sarjapur Road on Bangalore's eastern edge, a locality that has grown around the Wipro SEZ and the broader IT belt connecting Sarjapur to Whitefield, Bellandur, and the Outer Ring Road. Once a quiet agrarian pocket, the corridor has steadily filled in with tech campuses, international schools, and gated communities, while retaining pockets of open, green land that are increasingly rare closer to the city core. It is this combination of employment proximity and relative openness that has made Mullur one of the more closely watched micro-markets in East Bangalore.
Sobha Mullur occupies an address just off Wipro Gate 1, placing it within easy reach of the Sarjapur Road, Varthur Road, and Outer Ring Road network that links this part of the city to Electronic City, Marathahalli, and the broader IT hubs of Bellandur and Whitefield. The locality's low-density character, combined with its direct connect to established commercial and social infrastructure, gives the address a dual advantage: everyday convenience without the density of the inner IT corridor.
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The proposed ring road connecting Bangalore's satellite towns is expected to ease regional movement around the eastern growth corridors that include Sarjapur Road.
Bangalore's planned Peripheral Ring Road is intended to decongest the Outer Ring Road, improving north-south and east-west travel times for the Sarjapur belt.
Ongoing widening works and junction improvements along Sarjapur Road aim to smoothen the daily commute for residents travelling toward Bellandur, Marathahalli, and Whitefield.
Extension of Bangalore's metro network toward the eastern IT corridor is expected to bring rail-based transit closer to the Sarjapur-Whitefield belt over the coming years.
Continued expansion of established business parks such as RMZ Ecoworld and Embassy Tech Village is sustaining employment demand along the Sarjapur Road corridor.
Only 290 row houses are spread across 27 acres in Mullur, keeping density low and giving each home a sense of privacy uncommon in high-rise developments along Sarjapur Road.
The enclave draws its design language from the Crystal Palace and Victorian London, expressed through stone cladding and detailing that sets the row houses apart from typical Bangalore villa projects.
Residents have access to two clubhouses with close to 40,000 sq ft of indoor space each, built to house a wide range of recreational and community facilities.
About 18 of the 27 acres are held as open space, including 11 acres of forested green cover, an unusually high proportion for a gated community of this scale.
Each row house is designed with its own private garden, extending the sense of an independent house within an organised, secured community.
The row houses are built by Sobha, a developer known for in-house manufacturing and construction control rather than relying solely on third-party contractors.
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