Purva Park Hill Amenities: 3 Clubhouses and 80 Percent Open Space
What The Purva Park Hill Amenities Package Includes
The developer describes an integrated enclave with three clubhouses totalling about 15,000 sq ft.
About 80 percent of the site is described as open space, which is high for a project of four towers at twenty floors each.
The amenity count is quoted as 25 plus by the developer, while portals quote 26 plus, 35 plus and even 50 plus.
We flag that spread and rely on the items named in developer material rather than on any headline count.
Counts are a marketing number. What matters is whether the facilities you will use are large enough for about 492 households.
| Fitness | Sport | Leisure | Utility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gymnasium | Squash court | Swimming pool | Supermarket |
| Aerobics room | Tennis court | Kids pool | Clinic |
| Yoga deck | Badminton court | Party lawn | Medical store |
| Meditation room | Basketball court | Amphitheatre | Salon |
| Steam and sauna | Table tennis | Billiards room | Guest rooms |
| Massage room | Jogging track 1 km | Cards room | WFH zones |
| Zumba zone | Kids play area | Mini theatre | STP and RWH |
The Clubhouse Space, Measured Per Home
Three clubhouses of about 15,000 sq ft in total sounds generous, but it helps to divide it by the number of homes.
Across about 492 homes that is roughly 30 sq ft of clubhouse per household, by our arithmetic.
That is moderate rather than lavish. Large integrated townships often provide two or three times that ratio.
The upside of three separate clubs is spread. Gym users, party hosts and children are not all crowding the same building.
The open-space ratio makes up for the moderate club size, because much of the daily activity here happens outdoors.
The Purva Park Hill Amenities That Get Used Every Week
The swimming pool, the gym and the one-kilometre jogging track are the three facilities residents will use several times a week.
A one-kilometre track is long enough for a proper morning run without repeating tight loops, which shorter podium tracks cannot offer.
The squash court is the sleeper asset. Indoor courts are booked out in most Bangalore communities, and squash is rarer than badminton.
Tennis, badminton and basketball courts cover the main racquet and team sports, and table tennis fills the indoor gap in the monsoon.
Steam, sauna and massage rooms tend to get steady weekend use once the residents’ association sets fair booking rules.
Family And Lifestyle Facilities
The kids pool and play area carry the family load, and they are a key reason young parents shortlist this project.
The amphitheatre and party lawn host festival and community events, and with Purva Highlands next door those events will be well attended.
A mini theatre, billiards room and cards room give older children and retirees indoor options in the evenings.
Guest rooms are a genuinely useful addition for visiting parents, and many older projects on the corridor lack them.
Work-from-home zones suit hybrid workers who need a quiet desk away from the family during calls.
Convenience Services Inside The Gate
A supermarket, clinic, medical store and salon are planned inside the project.
These matter more here than in the inner city, because daily retail in the immediate Mallasandra pocket is still thin.
A clinic within the gate covers routine consultations, which helps when the nearest tertiary hospital is 20 to 30 minutes away.
Ask whether these will be run by outside operators or left for the residents’ association to staff, since that decides whether they actually open.
Security, Water And Utilities
Security is described as 24×7 with CCTV and intercom, which is standard for a gated Purva community of this size.
A sewage treatment plant and rainwater harvesting are listed, which keeps water costs manageable in a pocket that leans on tankers in summer.
Power backup is confirmed for lifts, common areas and pumps, while home backup is on request.
Basement parking keeps cars off the open landscape, which is part of why the 80 percent open-space figure is achievable.
| Monthly maintenance | Indicative charge | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK | About Rs 4,200 | About Rs 50,000 |
| 3 BHK | Rs 5,200 to 5,800 | Rs 62,000 to 70,000 |
| 4 BHK | About Rs 8,400 | About Rs 1,00,000 |
| Rate | About Rs 3 psf | – |
| Corridor benchmark | Rs 3 to 4 psf | – |
| After association takeover | On request | On request |
What The Purva Park Hill Amenities Cost To Run
One portal quotes monthly maintenance of about Rs 4,200 for a 2 BHK, Rs 5,200 to Rs 5,800 for a 3 BHK and Rs 8,400 for a 4 BHK.
That works out to roughly Rs 3 per sq ft per month, which is moderate for a three-clubhouse project.
Pools, steam rooms and lifts are the costliest items to run, and charges usually rise after the developer hands over.
Ask for both the developer-managed rate and the projected association rate, because those two figures often differ sharply.
Club membership and the corpus fund are one-time charges whose amounts are on request, so ask for both in your cost sheet.
Questions To Ask On Your Clubhouse Tour
Ask which of the Purva Park Hill amenities are complete today and which are still being fitted out, tower by tower.
Ask whether the clubhouses will be shared with Purva Highlands residents next door, since that changes how crowded the pool and gym get.
Check the gym equipment list and the number of machines, because a small gym fills quickly at 7 am in a project of this size.
Ask how court bookings will work, and whether outside coaches are allowed to run paid classes for residents.
Confirm the opening hours of the supermarket and clinic, and whether they are already leased to operators.
Finally, ask for the annual budget behind the Purva Park Hill amenities, so you can test whether the maintenance charge is realistic.
How The Package Compares Nearby
Sattva Forest Ridge in JP Nagar 9th Phase sits on a much smaller site, so its amenities are more compact and podium-based.
Prestige Forest Edge on the same corridor is a lower-ticket option where the amenity list is worth comparing line by line.
Check the current amenity plan on the official Purva Park Hill page and confirm what is complete during your visit.
The developer’s wider record is summarised on the Puravankara Wikipedia page, including its long Bangalore delivery history.
Our verdict is that the open space and the sports mix are the real strengths, while the clubhouse area per home is only average.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main Purva Park Hill amenities?
The developer describes three clubhouses totalling about 15,000 sq ft and about 80 percent open space.
Named facilities include a swimming pool and kids pool, gym, aerobics and yoga spaces, steam, sauna and massage rooms, and courts for squash, tennis, badminton and basketball.
There is also a one-kilometre jogging track, amphitheatre, party lawn, supermarket, clinic and guest rooms.
How many amenities does the project have?
The developer quotes 25 plus, while portals quote 26 plus, 35 plus and 50 plus. The spread comes from how each source counts items such as rooms inside a clubhouse.
We would ignore the count and walk the clubhouses instead, checking the size of the pool, gym and courts against the number of homes.
How big are the clubhouses?
The three clubhouses total about 15,000 sq ft. Across about 492 homes that is roughly 30 sq ft per household by our arithmetic, which is moderate.
The high open-space ratio of about 80 percent compensates, since much of the daily activity happens on the jogging track, courts and lawns rather than indoors.
Is there a swimming pool?
Yes. The developer lists a swimming pool and a separate kids pool.
Ask about pool timings, lifeguard cover and whether the pool is heated, since those details decide how much of the year it is actually used.
Pools are also among the most expensive facilities to maintain, which feeds into the monthly charge.
What are the maintenance charges?
One portal quotes about Rs 4,200 a month for a 2 BHK, Rs 5,200 to Rs 5,800 for a 3 BHK and Rs 8,400 for a 4 BHK.
That is roughly Rs 3 per sq ft per month. Ask for the projected rate after the residents’ association takes over, since charges often rise once the developer exits.
Are there shops and a clinic inside the project?
A supermarket, clinic, medical store and salon are planned inside the project.
They matter here because daily retail in the immediate pocket is thin and tertiary hospitals are 20 to 30 minutes away.
Ask who will operate them, since services left to the association to staff sometimes open late or not at all.
Is the project good for children?
Yes. The kids pool, play area, sports courts and a one-kilometre jogging track give children plenty to do, and the large open-space ratio means more ground-level play area than most towers offer.
The established Purva Highlands community next door also gives children a ready peer group from the day you move in.
Are there facilities for people working from home?
Yes. The developer lists dedicated work-from-home zones, which give hybrid workers a quiet desk away from the family. Guest rooms are also provided for visiting relatives.
Ask how the work zones are booked and whether they have reliable backup power and internet, since that decides whether they are usable during the working day.
