- Club house of two basements, ground and three upper floors
- Proposed swimming pool
- Landscaped parks and open space
Urbanrise Whitefield amenities centre on a club house, a swimming pool and landscaped grounds, the shared heart of this upcoming Urbanrise apartment community in Hagadur, Whitefield, and for buyers comparing apartments with a club house in Whitefield, this page sets out what the cleared plan shows. Around those spaces, the environmental clearance names the building systems that keep the homes running day to day, from an on-site sewage treatment plant to solar water heating and piped gas. In the same Bengaluru context, Vaishnavi AT-One Life Phase 4 helps buyers read clubhouse, landscape, sports, and wellness features through everyday use rather than brochure quantity.
Status as at 18 October 2026. Urbanrise Whitefield is a pre-launch project and is not registered with K-RERA. It holds its environmental clearance, granted on 8 August 2024; its building-plan sanction has not been published, and Urbanrise does not yet list the project on its own website. The launch date, possession timeline and prices have not been announced. Under section 3 of the RERA Act 2016, wait for the K-RERA registration before you pay anything.
Urbanrise Whitefield is the working name this site uses for the project; Urbanrise has not announced a brand name for the development, so the name may change.
Life at Urbanrise Whitefield
The 394 homes in Urbanrise Whitefield's five residential wings are planned around a club house, a swimming pool and landscaped grounds. The cleared plan shows a club house of two basements, ground and three upper floors, a proposed swimming pool just north of it, and 7,237.31 sq m of landscaped parks and open space, about a third (33.47%) of the net site area. Urbanrise has not announced the amenity list, what the club house will contain or the size of the pool.
The plan places the club house north of the centre of the site, with the swimming pool just beyond it to the north, across the 6 m fire driveway that rings the club house. It draws parks and open spaces along the south and leaves open-to-sky courts between the wings, so green space reaches the courts between the homes as well as the southern edge. The club house is planned with four levels above ground, over two basements of its own, and stands 14.90 m high in the cleared plan.
Amenities Status
The club house, the swimming pool and the landscaped parks and open space are drawn in the cleared plan, and the table sets out where each detail stands as at 18 October 2026.
| Item | As at 18 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Club house | In the cleared plan: two basements, ground and three upper floors, 14.90 m high |
| What the club house will contain | Not announced |
| Club house floor area | Not announced |
| Swimming pool | In the cleared plan: a proposed swimming pool, just north of the club house |
| Pool size and depth | Not announced |
| Children's pool | Not announced |
| Landscaped parks and open space | In the cleared plan: 7,237.31 sq m, about a third (33.47%) of the net site area |
| Amenity list | Not announced |
| Sports, fitness and play spaces | Not announced |
| Club membership charges | Not announced |
| Maintenance charges | Not announced |
Urbanrise has not announced any other amenity for Urbanrise Whitefield; the amenity list, once it is published, is the place to confirm what else is planned.
Green Space and Trees
Landscaped parks and open space cover 7,237.31 sq m in the cleared plan, about a third (33.47%) of the net site area. The plan draws parks and open spaces along the south of the site and open-to-sky courts between the wings, and the clearance requires 305 trees to be planted before construction begins, from a mix of shade, flowering and fruit-bearing trees.
| Green space | In the cleared plan |
|---|---|
| Landscaped parks and open space | 7,237.31 sq m |
| Share of the net site area | 33.47%, about a third |
| Where the plan draws it | Along the south of the site, and in open-to-sky courts between the wings |
| Trees | 305 to be planted before construction begins, as the clearance requires |
| Kinds of tree | Shade, flowering and fruit-bearing trees |
The master plan page shows how the landscaped area sits within the layout, beside the wings, the driveways and the edges of the site.
Systems the Clearance Names
The homes at Urbanrise Whitefield are planned with a set of building systems that the cleared plan names or the environmental clearance requires. They are services that keep the community running, not amenities, and the table lists each one.
| System | As the cleared plan names it or the clearance requires it |
|---|---|
| Water and sewage | An on-site sewage treatment plant with treated water reused for flushing and landscaping, dual plumbing and smart water meters for individual homes |
| Rainwater | Rainwater harvesting with 18 recharge pits |
| Solar and lighting | Solar water heaters, solar street and landscape lighting and LED common lighting; the clearance requires at least half the roof area for solar power |
| Waste | An organic waste converter on site |
| Power | Standby diesel generator power |
| Gas | Piped gas infrastructure, which the clearance requires |
| Security | CCTV surveillance and a security access control system |
| Fire | A fire alarm with public address |
| Parking | Parking for 492 cars, mostly in the basements, with electric-vehicle charging for at least a quarter of it, as the clearance requires |
The plan draws a single entry and exit at the south-east corner of the site, and the systems listed include a security access control system. Parking for 492 cars works out at about 1.25 spaces a home across the 394 homes (492 / 394).
Water for the Homes
Water for the homes is planned in two streams: fresh water, and treated water for flushing. The clearance plans for fresh water from BWSSB, the city's water board, with treated water recycled for flushing, and it requires an assured water supply to be in place before construction starts. No water connection for the project has been published, so ask for the water-board approval.
Inside the homes, the clearance names dual plumbing and smart water meters for individual homes, and the sewage treatment plant supplies the treated water for flushing and landscaping. Hagadur is among the villages covered by BWSSB's Cauvery Stage V scheme, inaugurated in October 2024, but the scheme's reach does not by itself give the project a connection.
What to Ask About the Amenities
The club house, the swimming pool and the parks at Urbanrise Whitefield are the starting point, and these questions turn them into commitments you can check when the amenity list and the K-RERA registration arrive.
- What is on the amenity list, and when will Urbanrise publish it?
- What will the club house contain across its two basements, ground and three upper floors, and how large is each space?
- How large and how deep will the swimming pool be, and will there be a separate children's pool?
- What hours will the pool keep, and who may use it?
- Will the pool's upkeep be part of the maintenance charge, or charged separately?
- Are a gym, sports courts or play spaces planned, and where do they sit on the site?
- Who will maintain each shared space and each building system, and what will the maintenance charge be?
- What corpus will fund the environmental systems after handover, and how much will it be?
- Where will the water come from, and has the water-board approval been obtained?
- How much of each home and of the common areas will the standby generator cover?
- How will the 492 parking spaces be allotted, and which will have electric-vehicle charging points?
- Is club membership included in the price of a home, or charged separately?
The clearance requires the sewage treatment plant to be maintained by qualified engineers for at least 10 years from the date the project receives its consent to operate from the state pollution control board, and it expects purchase agreements to provide for maintaining the environmental systems after handover, funded by a corpus; ask what that charge will be.
Ask for every answer in writing, and check that the agreement for sale lists the amenities you are paying for, with their sizes and the stage at which each is to be handed over.
Everyday Needs Nearby
Whitefield's hospitals, malls and green spaces sit within a few kilometres of Hagadur, so the needs a club house does not meet are close at hand.
Distances are measured by road from the site's south-east gate and rounded to one decimal; they are not travel times.
| Need | Place | By road from the gate |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital | Motherhood Hospital Whitefield, a maternity and children's hospital | About 3.1 km |
| Hospital | Manipal Hospital Varthur Road, which lists accident and emergency care | About 3.6 km |
| Hospital | Manipal Hospitals Whitefield (EPIP), which lists accident and emergency care | About 6.8 km |
| Mall | Nexus Whitefield | About 3.2 km |
| Mall | Virginia Mall | About 3.6 km |
| Mall | Park Square Mall, ITPL | About 5.3 km |
| Mall | Phoenix Marketcity | About 13.3 km |
| Green space | Kadugodi Reserved Forest, the green space known as the Tree Park | About 4.7 km |
The location page lists the full set of schools, hospitals, malls and work hubs around Hagadur, with the metro and rail links.
Next Steps
The club house, the swimming pool and the landscaped parks are shared spaces the cleared plan shows, and the amenity list is the next detail to watch for. The price page shows the statutory costs of buying in Whitefield, and the FAQs answer the common questions. To ask a question about the amenities at Urbanrise Whitefield, use the enquiry form on the contact page.
Urbanrise Whitefield Amenities FAQs
What is known about the club house at Urbanrise Whitefield?
The cleared plan shows a club house of two basements, ground and three upper floors, 14.90 m high, placed north of the centre of the site and ringed by a 6 m fire driveway. Urbanrise has not announced what the club house will contain or its floor area. Ask what each level will hold and how large each space is, and whether club membership is included in the price of a home or charged separately.
Is there a swimming pool at Urbanrise Whitefield?
The cleared plan shows a proposed swimming pool just north of the club house, across the 6 m fire driveway that rings it. Urbanrise has not announced the size or depth of the pool, or whether there will be a separate children's pool. Ask how large and how deep it will be, what hours it will keep and who may use it, and whether its upkeep is part of the maintenance charge or charged separately.
How much green space does Urbanrise Whitefield plan?
Landscaped parks and open space cover 7,237.31 sq m in the cleared plan, about a third (33.47%) of the net site area. The plan draws parks and open spaces along the south of the site and open-to-sky courts between the wings. The clearance also requires 305 trees to be planted before construction begins, from a mix of shade, flowering and fruit-bearing trees. The master plan page shows how the landscaped area sits beside the wings and the driveways.
Where will the water come from at Urbanrise Whitefield?
The clearance plans for fresh water from BWSSB, the city's water board, with treated water recycled for flushing, and it requires an assured water supply to be in place before construction starts. No water connection for the project has been published, so ask for the water-board approval. Hagadur is one of the villages that BWSSB's Cauvery Stage V scheme, inaugurated in October 2024, covers, but that alone does not give the project a connection, so ask to see the approval in writing.
Which building systems does the clearance name for Urbanrise Whitefield?
The clearance names an on-site sewage treatment plant with treated water reused for flushing and landscaping, dual plumbing, smart water meters for individual homes and rainwater harvesting with 18 recharge pits. It lists solar water heaters, solar street and landscape lighting and LED common lighting, and requires at least half the roof area for solar power. It also names an organic waste converter, standby diesel generator power, piped gas, CCTV surveillance, a security access control system and a fire alarm with public address. These are building systems, not amenities.
Who will maintain the shared spaces and systems at Urbanrise Whitefield?
Urbanrise has not announced who will maintain the shared spaces or what the maintenance charge will be. The clearance requires the sewage treatment plant to be maintained by qualified engineers for at least 10 years from the date the project receives its consent to operate from the state pollution control board, and it expects purchase agreements to provide for maintaining the environmental systems after handover, funded by a corpus. Ask what that charge will be, and what the maintenance charge covers.