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Lodha Hoskote Floor Plans

The anticipated 3, 3.5 & 4 BHK luxury residences — the configuration mix, the design logic behind each layout, and configuration-fit guidance.

Anticipated floor plan visuals

Lodha Hoskote 3 BHK floor plan layout
3 BHK floor plan — 1,650–1,900 sq ft
Lodha Hoskote 3.5 BHK floor plan layout
3.5 BHK floor plan — 1,950–2,200 sq ft
Lodha Hoskote 4 BHK floor plan layout
4 BHK floor plan — 2,400–2,900 sq ft

Lodha Hoskote floor plans: the anticipated configuration mix

Lodha Hoskote's configuration mix is deliberately upper-premium, with no 1 or 2 BHK product. The community is built for senior corporate professionals and elite investors, and its three configurations each serve a distinct slice of that base. Areas, bathroom and balcony counts, and prices are anticipated and indicative; the exact carpet areas and detailed unit plates will be confirmed on the official launch documentation. In the same Bengaluru shortlist, Lodha Sadahalli helps readers think beyond unit size and ask whether the format actually supports the routine they are buying for.

ConfigurationAnticipated super built-up areaBathroomsBalconiesIndicative starting price
3 BHK~1,650 – 1,900 sq ft32From approximately ₹1.90 Cr onwards
3.5 BHK~1,950 – 2,200 sq ft43From approximately ₹2.30 Cr onwards
4 BHK~2,400 – 2,900 sq ft43From approximately ₹2.75 Cr onwards

A note on the configuration mix

Areas, bathroom and balcony counts, and prices are anticipated and indicative. The exact carpet areas, the RERA carpet-area breakdown, and the detailed unit plates will be confirmed on the official launch documentation. The 3.5 BHK price is interpolated between the brief's 3 BHK and 4 BHK anchors.

3 BHK — the community's entry point and revenue engine

The 3 BHK is Lodha Hoskote's anticipated entry configuration and its likely volume core. At an anticipated ~1,650–1,900 sq ft, it is an expansive 3 BHK by East Bengaluru standards — pitched well above the compact 1,200–1,500 sq ft city 3 BHK that many buyers are upgrading from.

The anticipated 3 BHK design logic follows Lodha's premium standard:

Three well-proportioned bedrooms, with a master suite carrying an attached bathroom and a walk-in or fitted wardrobe zone, and a common bathroom serving the second and third bedrooms (three bathrooms in total).
A large living-and-dining space with a balcony aspect, oriented for skyline views, daylight and cross-ventilation — the Lodha facade signature.
An efficient, functional kitchen with a utility area for washing and drying, and provision for a service entry.
Two balconies, extending the living space outward and capturing the township landscape and skyline views.
Minimal wasted lobby space — Lodha's premium plans prioritise usable, rectangular, efficient layouts over decorative circulation.

The 3 BHK suits upgrade buyers, dual-income households and senior professionals who want a spacious, amenity-rich home within reach of the Whitefield employment cluster at a pre-escalation price.

3.5 BHK — flexibility for the hybrid-work household

The 3.5 BHK is anticipated at ~1,950–2,200 sq ft. The 'half' room is the configuration's defining feature: a flexible space that can serve as a home office / study, a nursery, a guest room, or a formal reading room — the increasingly essential fourth space for the hybrid-work household without stepping up to a full four-bedroom footprint (or a full four-bedroom price).

The anticipated 3.5 BHK design logic:

Three full bedrooms plus the flexible half room, with four bathrooms to serve the larger household.
A larger living-dining volume than the 3 BHK, often with a separate formal and family lounge distinction.
Three balconies, giving the study/office and the additional bedroom their own outdoor aspect.
Better foyer privacy and a more generous entry sequence, reflecting the step up in ticket size.
A flexible-room edge positioned so it can be closed off for work calls or opened into the living space when not in use.

The 3.5 BHK is the sweet spot for the corridor's core buyer — the senior professional or dual-career family that needs a dedicated work room and headroom, but wants to stay below the 4 BHK ticket.

4 BHK — the marquee, headroom-rich residence

The 4 BHK is Lodha Hoskote's anticipated marquee product, at ~2,400–2,900 sq ft. It is the configuration that anchors the community's aspirational tier and provides the marquee ticket visibility a Lodha launch carries.

The anticipated 4 BHK design logic:

Four full bedrooms, typically with two en-suite masters and two further bedrooms sharing well-appointed bathrooms (four bathrooms in total).
A grand living-and-dining volume with a wide balcony aspect and premium skyline orientation.
A family lounge or utility-flexibility zone in addition to the formal living space — the hallmark of a true four-bedroom family home.
Three or more balconies / decks, including a larger deck off the primary living space.
A separate utility and service zone, with provision for staff/service access.
Corner or dual-aspect positioning in the towers, optimising light, ventilation and views on two faces.

The 4 BHK suits larger end-user households and elite investors who want the community's headline product — the residence that defines the address and holds the strongest resale narrative.

What to expect from a Lodha premium residence

While the detailed specification is confirmed at launch, Lodha's premium residences in comparable Bengaluru communities typically carry a consistent quality package. Buyers can reasonably anticipate:

RCC-framed structure with premium seismic-appropriate engineering.
Branded lifts in all towers, with service and passenger lift separation.
Large-format vitrified tile flooring in living, dining and bedrooms; premium finishes in the master suite.
Anti-skid tiles in balconies and bathrooms.
A modern kitchen with a quartz or granite counter and provision for modular fit-out.
Premium CP fittings and sanitaryware from established brands.
UPVC or high-performance aluminium windows for acoustic and thermal comfort.
Video door phone and digital-lock provision for security.
DG power backup for common areas and a defined load inside apartments.
Facades engineered for views, natural light and cross-ventilation — the Lodha design signature that defines the towers.

These are anticipated specifications, consistent with Lodha's premium township standard; the official specification sheet will confirm the final materials and brands at launch.

The design priorities across every layout

Regardless of configuration, a Lodha premium residence is anticipated to be organised around a consistent set of design priorities — the principles that separate a well-planned home from a merely large one. The first is light and ventilation: the facade engineering that defines the towers is designed to bring daylight deep into the living spaces and to enable cross-ventilation, so the homes feel bright and airy rather than sealed. The second is efficient planning: Lodha's premium layouts prioritise usable, rectangular rooms and minimal wasted circulation, so the super built-up area translates into genuinely liveable carpet space. The third is privacy zoning: the anticipated layouts separate the public zone (living, dining, guest) from the private zone (bedrooms), with the master suite given the most private position, so the home works for both entertaining and family retreat. The fourth is outdoor connection: generous balconies and decks extend the living space outward and capture the township landscape and skyline. And the fifth is flexibility: the 3.5 and 4 BHK plans in particular are anticipated to include a flexible room or lounge that adapts to a changing household — a study today, a nursery or guest room tomorrow. These priorities are the through-line across the configuration mix, and they are what a buyer is really paying the Lodha premium for.

How the configurations map to the corridor's buyers

The configuration mix is a direct read of the corridor's demand. Hoskote's buyer base is anchored by the Whitefield / ITPL professional pool — senior managers, technologists, consultants and business owners who want a premium, spacious home within a manageable commute, and who are often trading up from a compact city apartment. The 3 BHK captures the largest share of this pool: it is the natural upgrade target, expansive by city standards, at the community's entry price. The 3.5 BHK captures the sub-segment for whom hybrid work has made a dedicated study non-negotiable, and who want headroom without the full 4 BHK ticket. The 4 BHK captures the larger family and the elite investor who wants the community's headline product. This tight, upper-premium mix — with no 1 or 2 BHK dilution — is what defines Lodha Hoskote as an aspirational address rather than a volume launch, and it is a deliberate strategic choice about where in the corridor's demand curve the community wants to sit.

Choosing the right configuration

If you are…Consider…
An upgrade buyer moving from a compact city 3 BHKThe 3 BHK — expansive, amenity-rich, at the community's entry price
A hybrid-work professional or dual-career family needing a dedicated studyThe 3.5 BHK — the flexible fourth space without the 4 BHK ticket
A larger family or elite investor wanting the marquee residenceThe 4 BHK — the headroom-rich, headline product
An investor prioritising liquidity and rental depthThe 3 BHK — typically the most liquid resale and lease segment

Floor-plans summary

Lodha Hoskote's anticipated floor-plan set is deliberately upper-premium: expansive 3, 3.5 & 4 BHK residences, all above the city-apartment norm in size, each designed to Lodha's premium standard with efficient layouts, generous balconies, skyline orientation and facades engineered for light and ventilation. The 3 BHK is the entry point and volume core; the 3.5 BHK adds the flexible fourth space the hybrid-work household needs; and the 4 BHK anchors the aspirational, headline tier. All areas, dimensions and specifications on this page are anticipated and indicative, framed as the expected premium offering ahead of the official floor-plan release; the exact plates and carpet areas will be published at formal launch. To register interest in a specific configuration and receive the official plans and cost sheet when they are released, use the contact form — early EOI registration secures priority access to unit, tower and floor selection.

Lodha Hoskote FAQ

What is Lodha Hoskote?

Lodha Hoskote is Lodha Group's (Macrotech Developers Limited) new pre-launch residential township on the Hoskote–Whitefield extension corridor of East Bengaluru, off NH-75 (Old Madras Road). It is planned across a 70+ acre master development of iconic high-rise towers, offering anticipated 3, 3.5 & 4 BHK luxury residences, a signature multi-tier clubhouse anticipated at 45,000+ sq ft, and a Lodha-signature township ecosystem.

Who is developing Lodha Hoskote?

Lodha Group, the consumer brand of Macrotech Developers Limited — one of India's largest listed residential developers, headquartered in Mumbai, listed on the BSE and NSE since its 2021 IPO, with 85+ million sq ft delivered. Lodha Hoskote is the group's entry into the Hoskote–Whitefield extension corridor of East Bengaluru.

Where is Lodha Hoskote located?

On the Hoskote–Whitefield extension corridor of East Bengaluru, off NH-75 (Old Madras Road). The location gives access to the Whitefield / ITPL tech belt (approximately 12–15 km), KR Puram (approximately 9–15 km), the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, and the airport corridor.

What is the price of Lodha Hoskote?

Indicative pre-launch pricing starts from approximately ₹1.90 Crore for a 3 BHK, ₹2.30 Crore for a 3.5 BHK, and ₹2.75 Crore for a 4 BHK. These figures are indicative and derived from Lodha's premium-segment standards in comparable Bengaluru corridors — not an official cost sheet. Final pricing is confirmed at formal launch.

What configurations are available at Lodha Hoskote?

Anticipated 3, 3.5 & 4 BHK luxury residences with expansive layouts, aimed at senior corporate professionals and elite investors. Exact carpet areas, tower counts and unit counts will be confirmed on the official launch documentation.

Is Lodha Hoskote RERA registered?

RERA registration for Lodha Hoskote is awaited. For a pre-launch / EOI-stage project this is expected — Karnataka RERA (K-RERA) registration typically lands at or just before formal launch. No RERA number has been assigned or fabricated for this project; it will be published once the developer completes registration.

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Request the latest pricing, the cost sheet, floor plates, the RERA-registration update and a site-visit slot — and secure priority access at pre-launch pricing ahead of the public launch.

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