Bengaluru’s Managed Farmlands Are Emerging as City’s New Green Getaway
One of the earliest players in the segment, Hosachiguru has multiple projects around Bengaluru built around permaculture and regenerative agriculture.
Bengaluru’s growing appetite for open spaces, accessible weekend getaways, and low-maintenance investments has pushed managed farmlands into the mainstream. What began as a niche category of lifestyle real estate is now drawing families, professionals, and long-term investors looking for a blend of nature, privacy, and structured ownership.
Unlike traditional farmland purchases, these newer models offer professional cultivation, planned layouts, and curated community spaces, making them easier to maintain while offering a sense of retreat from city life. Around Bengaluru, several projects have emerged with distinct approaches to design, ecology, and land use. Here are five developments that reflect what this new wave looks like.
Hosachiguru
One of the earliest players in the segment, Hosachiguru has multiple projects around Bengaluru built around permaculture and regenerative agriculture. The focus is on soil improvement, mixed cropping, and water conservation, supported by nature trails, forest zones, and basic community infrastructure. Its model appeals to buyers who want ecologically conscious land without needing to manage day-to-day farming.
Prakruthi by Hasiru Farms
Located in the Kanakapura region, Prakruthi leans into a quiet, countryside aesthetic. The 33-acre property includes mixed fruit plantations, walking spaces, and a clubhouse at the centre. The management team handles cultivation and upkeep, making it suitable for urban families looking for a simple rural retreat.
Tapovan – Sanjeevani Farms
Set near Denkanikottai, Tapovan blends farm ownership with a more upscale weekend-home experience. The project includes gardens, water features, and wellness-oriented spaces designed for short stays. It targets buyers seeking a mix of comfort and greenery rather than purely agricultural use.
DhanVeda Farmlands
Spread across about 100 acres in North Bengaluru’s airport corridor, DhanVeda focuses on open landscapes, organic growing methods, and small water bodies. With clear land titles and year-round management, it has gained attention from younger investors and first-time buyers in the segment.
Anugraha Farms
Known for its flexible ownership model, Anugraha allows buyers to customise their plot with different plantation options or small structures. The emphasis is on clean paperwork and steady farm maintenance, making it a practical choice for those who want farmland without operational responsibilities.
Together, these developments illustrate how managed farmlands are becoming part of Bengaluru’s broader shift toward nature-focused living. For many buyers, they offer a middle path between a second home and a long-term land investment – with the added advantage of space, greenery, and quieter surroundings.
