SNN Kudlu Residential Project | Apartments near Haralur Road

SNN Kudlu is presented here as a large residential programme near Haralur Road and Kudlu. The working project guide connects that name with the Raj Azaleas development plan, SNN Raj as the recorded builder label and SNN Properties LLP as the project-company name in the planning record. The recorded programme covers about 28.74 gross acres and 28.20 net acres, with 1,917 apartments arranged across six towers. Towers A to D carry a two-basement, ground and 24-upper-floor schedule, while Towers E and F carry two basements, ground and 22 upper floors. The home schedule is weighted towards 3 BHK apartments, alongside 2 BHK homes and two separate 4.5 BHK formats. That mix makes the overview useful for more than a headline count: it shows how a household can move from project scale to a specific home category. The landscape schedule records about 10.89 acres, while the wider site programme also identifies parks, civic space, circulation, parking and utilities. Read those figures together rather than treating any single number as the whole project. A buyer considering SNN Kudlu can use this overview to establish the basic identity, tower programme, configuration mix and site scale before opening the detailed plan, amenity, price and location sections. The dedicated overview page keeps the formal project ledger compact; this homepage introduction explains how those facts fit together as a first shortlist.

SNN Kudlu has four recorded home schedules: 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 4.5 BHK compact and 4.5 BHK large. Keeping the two 4.5 BHK formats separate is important because a single combined label would hide the distinction between the compact and larger planning choices. The published planning mix records 160 two-bedroom homes, 1,333 three-bedroom homes, 338 compact 4.5 BHK homes and 86 larger 4.5 BHK homes. This makes the 3 BHK the dominant category in the schedule, while the other formats serve different household sizes and room-use priorities. The visual plan cards give every configuration its own title, large image and enquiry action, so a reader can move through the complete set without a repeated label strip or a dense comparison table. When reading the images, focus on the sequence from entry to living and dining, the relationship between kitchen and utility areas, bedroom privacy, wardrobe zones, bathroom access, balconies and flexible rooms. The additional half-room in a 4.5 BHK can support different uses depending on the selected layout, so the compact and large options should remain distinct during a shortlist. The homepage provides the complete visual sequence; the dedicated floor-plan guide adds the configuration-focused narrative and direct actions for each plan. The price section can then be used to request a cost sheet for the exact home type rather than treating all four schedules as one commercial option.

The SNN Kudlu price section treats the four configuration groups as separate commercial enquiries. The current cards show 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 4.5 BHK compact and 4.5 BHK large, with the price marked on request for each option. This arrangement is clearer than a single undifferentiated price prompt because the selected configuration can be carried into the enquiry from the start. A useful cost comparison begins with one exact home type and one dated quotation. The base consideration should be read alongside the stated area basis, floor or location charges, parking, taxes, maintenance deposits, club or infrastructure charges, payment milestones and any other line that changes the payable amount. If two quotations refer to different configurations, towers, floors or dates, their totals are not directly comparable. The same principle applies to the compact and large 4.5 BHK schedules: their names should remain visible throughout the plan and price journey so the larger format is not mistaken for the compact option. The bordered two-column card layout makes all four choices easy to scan on desktop, while the mobile layout places one complete card per row and keeps every action inside its boundary. The homepage supplies the configuration-level price entry points without turning the section into a long rate table. The dedicated price page explains the cost-sheet sequence in more detail and the contact route carries the chosen configuration into the request.

The SNN Kudlu location guide anchors the project near Haralur Road, off Sarjapur Road, on the Kudlu and Silver County–Hosa Road side of south-east Bengaluru. The mapped point used for the connectivity schedule sits in Parappana Agrahara, Bengaluru 560068. From that origin, the table groups local roads, metro access, neighbourhoods, employment areas, education, healthcare, retail and regional connections into one readable set of driving distances. Haralur Road is about 3.1 km away, Kudlu Gate about 4.4 km, Hosa Road Metro about 5.4 km, HSR Layout Sector 1 about 5.5 km and Silk Board Junction about 7.9 km by the recorded driving routes. The schedule also includes Hosa Lake, the Electronic City Flyover, RGA Tech Park, Wipro SEZ and other practical destinations used in a household shortlist. Distances are more useful when grouped by routine: daily school or shopping travel, office travel, metro access and regional-road access may carry different importance for different residents. The homepage presents the map and full connectivity table so the location is not reduced to one marketing phrase. The dedicated location route adds the route-focused explanation and keeps the mapped origin visible. Use the overview to connect the address context to the project identity, and the master plan to understand how the external approach continues into the internal arrival and circulation system.