Embassy Boulevard

Embassy Boulevard Plans

Embassy Boulevard Price List

Embassy Boulevard Villa Types & Sizes

Pine: 4 Bedroom villa Built-up Area 4150 sft & Plot size: 3900-6229 sft

Willow: 4 Bedroom Villa Built-up Area  3,935 sft & Plot size 3,900 - 6,229 sft

Cedar: 5 Bedroom Villa Villa Built-up 5900 sft & Plot size 5810 - 10,026 sft

Silver oak: 5 Bedroom Villa with Staff Room Built-up area 7,310 sft & Plot size 8,600 - 16,974 sft

Cypress: 5 Bedroom Villa with Staff Room Built-up area 7160 sft & Plot size: 8657-14,488 sft

Embassy Boulevard Amenities

A 1,00,000 sft tribute to Hedonism, the luxuriously indulgent leisure club sits amidst 3 acres of landscaped gardens and is designed on par with the best international clubs.The Club & Spa is a leisure destination above par. Designed and created to provide a feeling of being in a grand villa, the Club  is an oasis of well being, with multipurpose courts as well as restaurants, bars and banqueting facilities. Lush landscaping and waterfalls envelope the precincts offering an incomparable escape from urban stresses.

• Swimming pools
• Spa
• Guest suites
• Convenience store
• Banquet hall
• Badminton courts
• Tennis court
• Library
• Games rooms
• Aerobics and Yoga studio
• Fully loaded gymnasium
• Business center and meeting rooms
• Restaurants

Embassy Boulevard Walkthrough Video

Embassy Boulevard Location

Embassy Boulevard is located at Bagaluru near Yelahanka off International Airport Road Bangalore. The Villa project is for those who appreciate the business and lifestyle opportunities the city affords, yet wish to leave the urban stresses behind. Some of the major development near the project includes Shell IT Center, Embassy Springs, Hinduja Ecopolis, Stone Hill International School, TCS and more.

Embassy Boulevard Green Initiative s

Insulated roof
Layers of rock or high insulation on roofs cut incidental heat and reduce energy requirements for cooling.

Sun shading devices
Overhangs and louvers serve as light barriers between the interior and exterior, allowing for passive cooling and reduce resource consumption.

Solar Heating
Solar powered homes produce almost 50% less carbon emissions than regular households. Solar energy system is one of the most cost-effective ways to slash your energy bills and reap huge financial savings for good. Surveys report an average electric bill savings of 73% per month.

Zero Discharge
100% treatment of on-site waste water and reuse of the treated water for landscaping and other purposes, thereby reducing the overall consumption of potable water.

Rainwater Harvesting
Saving rainwater is a useful way of gaining a free supply of water for the garden, cleaning the car and other occasions where drinking quality water is not required. This way, going green saves you money. Also helps to recharge ground water levels

Low flow toilet fixtures
Low flow toilets are a smart addition to your home if you are into low-impact living. A family of four could save up to 83,000 litres of water per year.

Avoidance of Incandescent Lamps
Most energy emitted by incandescent bulbs is in the form of heat energy. Heat does not light a room. A compact fluorescent bulb or CFL uses 75% less energy and creates 75% less heat.

Low VOC Paint
Some paints contain solvents with VOCs, which can pose health risks to painters and homeowners who breathe the fumes. Using Low VOC Paint are better and healthier for you and the environment.

Onsite Composting System
Solid waste treatment technology such as digesters, gasifiers, etc., for treating all organic wastes that can be used in the garden

Xeriscaping Foliage
Limiting the use of grass on site, which consume large quantities of water and promoting the use of plants which are drought tolerant or native to reduce water requirement for landscaping.