Sattva Ekatra Price List

This residential plot price list uses the five standard dimensions in the filed layout. Each base value below is the nominal plot area multiplied by ₹8,600. The table is an indicative price guide, not a current inventory list or an all-inclusive offer.

The layout also has 139 odd-size residential plots. These need individual quotes based on the exact area and chosen plot. A standard 30×40 ft size gives a nominal 1,200 sq. ft.; the area in the plot schedule should be used for the final calculation.

The indicative rate used for these Sattva Ekatra plot prices is ₹8,600 per sq. ft. To work out a base value, multiply the plot’s quoted area by its confirmed rate. Check whether the rate already includes any premium, so the same charge is not added twice.

For a 1,200 sq. ft. plot, a ₹100 per sq. ft. rate change alters the base value by ₹1.20 lakh. If a quote carries an added premium of ₹500 per sq. ft., that adds ₹6 lakh. These examples show the cost effect; they are not announced project premiums.

Sattva Ekatra is the registered Sattva Group plotted project at Thippapura, Doddaballapura. Its RERA number is PRM/KA/RERA/1250/301/PR/180926/008945. The price quote should identify this project, the chosen plot number and its exact area.

This price list for plots in Thippapura covers standard sizes of 600–1,800 sq. ft. Odd-size plots have different areas and shapes. Compare the rate, road-facing side and boundaries along with the total price. The same budget can buy a different land area if the quoted rates differ.

The Sattva Ekatra cost sheet should separate the plot value from charges added to it. A base price is only one part of the purchase budget. Check the following items in the written quote, including whether each is included or billed separately.

For example, the calculated base value of a 1,200 sq. ft. plot is ₹1.032 crore at ₹8,600 per sq. ft. The final amount adds only the premiums, fees and taxes that apply to that quote. The full payable total comes from the itemised plot quotation.

The plot price and booking amount are different figures. The price is the value of the plot. The booking amount is an initial payment, with its adjustment and refund terms set out in writing. The receipt should identify the chosen plot and project.

The payment plan should show each amount and due date. The quote should also carry an issue date and validity period. This lets buyers see how long the rate is held and when funds are needed. Bank funding depends on the lender’s approval and terms.

Use the enquiry form to request a dated quote. Mention the plot size you want, or give the plot number if already shortlisted. Ask for the current plot list, cost sheet and payment schedule together so the area, price and terms can be compared.

For a useful price comparison, keep the same area and charge basis. A lower rate may come with separate charges, while another quote may include them. Compare the full written amount for the chosen plot before judging the difference.