Sattva Ekatra Plot Dimensions & Saleable Area Explained

Sattva Ekatra offers small, standard and larger residential plots. Buyers can choose based on budget, home plan and long-term use.

A smaller plot is easier to enter because the total price is lower. A larger plot gives more freedom for home design, parking, garden space and future expansion.

Odd-dimension plots may also be available on request. Buyers should check the latest inventory before final selection.

In a plotted development, saleable area means the land area allotted to the buyer. If a plot is 30x40 ft, the saleable area is 1,200 sq. ft.

This is different from apartments. In an apartment, saleable area may include apartment area and a share of common spaces. In a plot, the saleable area is easier to understand because it is based on the plot length and width.

For example:

• 20 ft x 30 ft = 600 sq. ft.
• 30 ft x 40 ft = 1,200 sq. ft.
• 30 ft x 60 ft = 1,800 sq. ft.

Buyers should still check the approved layout and plot sketch. The plot number, dimensions and boundary should match the allotment document.

The 20x30 plot has a saleable area of 600 sq. ft. This is the compact option in Sattva Ekatra. It can suit first-time land buyers and buyers with a lower budget.

At the indicative rate of Rs. 8,600 per sq. ft., the starting price is around Rs. 51.6 lakh onwards. The final price can change by facing, location and release phase.

A 20x30 plot is useful for a compact home plan. Buyers should check setbacks, parking space and building approval rules before planning construction.

The 30x40 plot has a saleable area of 1,200 sq. ft. This is one of the most common residential plot sizes in Bengaluru plotted projects.

A 30x40 plot works well for buyers who want a practical home site. It can support a better layout than a 600 sq. ft. plot. It may also have stronger resale demand because many buyers understand this size.

At Rs. 8,600 per sq. ft., the indicative price is around Rs. 1.03 crore. Buyers should confirm the latest price from the cost sheet.

The 30x45 plot has a saleable area of 1,350 sq. ft. It gives more depth than a 30x40 plot. This can help buyers plan larger rooms or better open space.

This plot size can suit families who want more space but do not want to move to the 1,500 sq. ft. or 1,800 sq. ft. range. It gives a middle option between standard and premium plot sizes.

Buyers should check whether the plot is regular, corner-facing or park-facing. These factors can change the final price.

The 30x50 plot has a saleable area of 1,500 sq. ft. It gives better planning space for buyers who want a larger independent home.

A 30x50 plot can support wider room planning, car parking and small garden space. It may also suit buyers who want to build a home for long-term family use.

At Rs. 8,600 per sq. ft., the indicative price is around Rs. 1.29 crore. Final pricing can change based on plot position and current availability.

The 30x60 plot has a saleable area of 1,800 sq. ft. This is one of the larger standard plot options in Sattva Ekatra.

It is useful for buyers who want a spacious home plan, larger parking area, garden space or future expansion. It can also suit buyers who want better long-term resale value.

At the indicative rate, the price can be around Rs. 1.55 crore. Buyers should check if larger plots are available because premium plot inventory may be limited.

The price of Sattva Ekatra plots is linked to saleable area. The indicative rate is around Rs. 8,600 per sq. ft. So larger plots have a higher total cost.

These are indicative values. Buyers should ask for the latest price list before booking.

The best plot dimension depends on the buyer. A 20x30 plot is better for lower-budget entry. A 30x40 plot is better for standard home planning. A 30x60 plot is better for larger homes.

For investment, 30x40 plots can be easier to resell because they are familiar to many buyers. For end use, 30x50 and 30x60 plots give more comfort.

Buyers should choose based on:

• Budget
• Home size
• Parking need
• Family size
• Road width
• Facing
• Corner plot availability
• Future resale demand

A good plot is not only about size. Its position inside the layout also matters.

Plot facing can affect buyer preference. East-facing and north-facing plots often get more interest from buyers. Corner plots and park-facing plots may also cost more.

Road width is also important. A plot on a wider road can feel better for access, parking and future value. Buyers should check whether the plot is near the entrance, park, clubhouse or internal road junction.

Before booking, ask for the plot map. Check the plot number, road width, facing and nearby open space.

Saleable area is not the same as buildable area. Saleable area is the full plot area. Buildable area depends on setbacks, FAR, road width and building approval rules.

For example, a 1,200 sq. ft. plot does not mean the full 1,200 sq. ft. can be covered by the house. Buyers must leave open space as per planning rules.

Before designing a home, buyers should check:

• Setback rule
• FAR limit
• Height rule
• Parking rule
• Building plan approval
• Utility connection points

This is important for Sattva Ekatra because buyers may build homes after possession and approval.

Before booking a Sattva Ekatra plot, buyers should check the exact saleable area and documents. Do not select only by price.

Check these details:

• Plot number
• Plot dimension
• Saleable area
• Facing
• Road width
• Corner or regular plot
• Park-facing or internal plot
• Price per sq. ft.
• Total cost
• Registration charges
• Maintenance deposit
• RERA status
• Approved layout plan

Sattva Ekatra is RERA-approved under PR/180926/008945. Buyers can verify RERA number PR/180926/008945 on the Karnataka RERA portal before registration.

Sattva Ekatra plot dimensions are planned for different buyer needs. The 600 sq. ft. plot gives a lower entry point. The 1,200 sq. ft. plot is a standard option. The 1,500 sq. ft. and 1,800 sq. ft. plots give more space for larger homes.

Buyers should compare saleable area, price, facing, road width and buildable scope before booking. A clear plot choice can make future construction easier and improve resale value.