Plots at Rewild Doddaballapura: What Buyers Should Know (October 2026)
In the hills north-west of Doddaballapur, a town of Bengaluru Rural district, Rewild Life LLP is laying out a gated plotted community named Rewild Doddaballapura. It is planned for second homes and weekend stays, with 141 big residential plots spread over 39.2 acres or so. This guide gives the location, plots, site work, RERA status and pre-booking checks.
Location and Access
Two villages of Doddaballapura Taluk, Ojenahalli and Hosanagenahalli, contain the project. This is Makalidurga hill belt country of lakes, rocky hills and farmland, with Doddaballapur as the local town.
From the city the way is through Yelahanka and then Doddaballapur, ending on a rural road of two lanes. Judge the trip by driving from central North Bangalore on a working day. The setting is paid for in distance, which governs how much a family uses the plot.
With hospitals, shops and schools in Doddaballapur town, the site is unsuited to daily city life. It can be a retreat, a place to retire or a long-term asset. See the road twice, on a regular weekend and during the monsoon.
Registered Facts in One Table
The registration contains the following:
| Registered Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Completion on record | 13 June 2029 |
| Developer | Rewild Life LLP |
| Kind of project | Plotted development with amenities |
| Total land | 39.2 acres approx (158,635 sq m) |
| Plot count | 141 |
| Largest and smallest plot | approximately 16,610 sq ft and 3,930 sq ft |
| Survey numbers | 27 to 30, 35 and 14 to 24 in Hosanagenahalli; 76 in Ojenahalli |
| Administrative address | Sasalu Hobli in Doddaballapura Taluk; Bengaluru Rural district, 561203 |
On 1 March 2024 the Doddaballapura Planning Authority approved the layout. Plots account for close to 55% of the land, 87,156 sq m in all. Roads inside the layout, 11 open spaces and parks and two civic amenity sites share the balance.
Plot Dimensions
City layouts sell 1,200 sq ft or 2,400 sq ft sites, and these plots are several times that. The standard is 18 m by 30 m, or 540 sq m, which is 5,812 sq ft approximately. The registered mix has three groups:
- Standard 18 m by 30 m plots (5,812 sq ft approximately): 49
- 18 m by 28 m plots (5,425 sq ft approximately): 2
- Irregular plots of approximately 3,930 sq ft to 16,610 sq ft: 90
The 102 smallest plots are under 600 sq m, which is 6,460 sq ft approximately. Of the others, 27 range from 600 sq m to 1,000 sq m in area and 12 exceed 1,000 sq m. An irregular plot takes its shape from the slope, so inspect its outline and level in person.
Plenty of plots have a park as neighbour, and a handful meet private land outside it. The plot schedule held on the RERA portal describes each plot's four sides. Look up the chosen plot there, then walk all four of its boundaries.
Open Land, Amenities and Water Supply
Open spaces and parks come to about 6.4 acres (25,753 sq m) across 11 parcels. Two civic amenity sites hold 8,000 sq m more, close to 2 acres. Internal roads cover 37,725 sq m.
Registered amenities and services are parks, outdoor sports areas, sanitation, electricity and water supply. A sewage treatment plant is in the plan too, as are storm water drains. Have the clubhouse, any stay facilities, any managed-maintenance service and their charges confirmed in writing.
Hosahalli Gram Panchayat supplies the water, as registered. On a hill site, ask how much water there is in summer and how each plot receives it. Request the plan for storage and borewells and the site's rainwater harvesting works.
Is This Layout Right for the Buyer?
It fits a family with a city home that wants a weekend house on a big plot in natural surroundings, and those planning to retire to a house with a garden. Land like this is for holding many years, not for a fast resale.
Anyone needing daily-use land or rent from it should search nearer the city. A big, costly plot in a remote spot draws a small pool of buyers, so reselling is slow. Intending to use the land is the soundest reason to buy.
RERA Approval and Development Stage
The project is RERA approved under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/301/PR/140524/006871, issued on 14 May 2024. Start is registered for 14 June 2024 and completion for 13 June 2029. The registration declares the land and the project free of litigation.
As of October 2026, plot formation is 83% complete and road work 82% in the Karnataka RERA portal's most recent quarterly update. Sewage lines, water supply and storm water drains have reached about 45% each, and power supply work 34%.
Landscaping and street lighting are left for the project's later years. A project-name search of the Karnataka RERA portal verifies the number and shows the approved layout, plot schedule and all quarterly updates.
Budgeting for the Purchase
Get the current price list from the developer, as the price shifts with plot size, level and view. Since the plots are big, a moderate per sq ft rate still means a high ticket size. To illustrate, 5,812 sq ft at Rs. 3,000 for each sq ft is Rs. 1.74 Crore approximately.
Add these items to the plot price:
- Stamp duty (5.6% after cess and surcharge) and the 2% registration fee
- Preferred location charges on park-facing, corner or view plots
- Maintenance deposit and annual maintenance
- Clubhouse membership, if separate
- Building the house, dearer on sloping ground
Banks lend against approved residential plots, but the loan is generally a smaller part of the value than for a flat. The EMI calculator works out the monthly payment for such a loan.
Checklist Before Paying
Title and approvals are the substance of a plot purchase. Do these checks first:
- Verify the RERA number, latest quarterly update and approved layout on the portal
- See the residential conversion order for the land and the planning authority's approval of the layout
- Have a property lawyer examine title for all survey numbers in the layout
- Match the agreement's plot number, boundaries and dimensions to the registered schedule
- Confirm the planning authority has released the plot for sale
- Obtain the gram panchayat e-khata of the plot and the rules on building there
- Tie payments to development stages and pay only to the project's designated RERA account
On the site visit, inspect the exact plot with its slope and its road access. Ask the developer for the present list of available plots.
