By TBLTeam Siddhartha Layout in Bengaluru is not a large standalone layout off Mysore Road, and that distinction matters. What locals and property seekers usually mean by “Siddhartha Layout” is a small, premium residential pocket that lies between Chandra Layout, Nagarbhavi, and Banashankari (Hosakerehalli–Padmanabhanagar side). Administratively, it falls within the West Zone of BBMP, but in everyday geography it is more accurately described as an extension or micro-pocket of Chandra Layout / Banashankari 3rd Stage, rather than a Mysore Road layout like RPC or Deepanjali Nagar.
This area represents classic old-Bengaluru residential planning quiet streets, BDA-style plots, independent bungalows, and a largely owner-occupied population. It is the kind of neighbourhood people move into for stability, not speculation.
Siddhartha Layout Quick Overview
| Aspect | Details |
| City | Bengaluru |
| Zone (BBMP) | West Zone |
| Primary association | Chandra Layout / Banashankari 3rd Stage |
| Nearby areas | Nagarbhavi, Hosakerehalli |
| Typical PIN codes | 560040 / 560085 |
| Layout character | Low-density, bungalow-dominated |
| Ideal for | Families, senior professionals |
Where exactly it sits (and why confusion happens)
The confusion around Siddhartha Layout comes from its name. The most famous Siddhartha Layout is in Mysuru, near the Zoo and Golf Club. Bengaluru’s Siddhartha Layout borrows the same name but exists as a smaller residential pocket, not a landmark-sized layout.
In Bengaluru, it sits behind and alongside Chandra Layout, with road access toward Nagarbhavi and Banashankari, and metro access via Attiguppe or Deepanjali Nagar rather than direct Mysore Road frontage.
Planning style and residential atmosphere
Siddhartha Layout shares the BDA-era planning DNA of Chandra Layout:
- Clearly demarcated 30×40 and 40×60 plots
- Wide internal roads by Bengaluru standards
- Very limited apartment development
Most homes are independent houses or large bungalows, many owned by retired professionals, doctors, and long-settled families. High-rise glass towers have largely stayed away, preserving a quiet, high-income residential character.
Connectivity and daily mobility
While not directly on Mysore Road, Siddhartha Layout benefits from excellent last-mile connectivity:
- Attiguppe Metro Station is the most practical metro access point
- Mysore Road metro line connects quickly to Majestic and central Bengaluru
- Easy road access toward Global Village Tech Park (RR Nagar) and city centre
This makes the area especially attractive to people working either toward RR Nagar or core Bengaluru.
Amenities and everyday infrastructure
Residents depend on surrounding mature neighbourhoods rather than in-layout commercial activity:
- Parks and walking areas near Income Tax Layout and Chandra Layout
- Schools, clinics, and supermarkets within Nagarbhavi and Banashankari
- Hospitals and larger retail clusters reachable within short drives
The lack of heavy commercial intrusion is seen as a feature, not a drawback.
Property profile and long-term value
Siddhartha Layout is purely end-user driven. Properties here rarely come to market, and when they do, demand is strong due to:
- Plot ownership
- Quiet streets
- Central-west location
Prices reflect stability and scarcity rather than rapid appreciation cycles.
Who this neighbourhood truly suits
Siddhartha Layout is ideal for people who want:
- Old Bengaluru calm
- Independent home living
- Metro connectivity without main-road noise
- A neighbourhood that hasn’t been overbuilt
It is not for those seeking nightlife, malls, or new-age township living.
Final clarity
In Bengaluru, Siddhartha Layout is best understood as a premium residential pocket closely tied to Chandra Layout and Banashankari, not a primary Mysore Road layout. Once that geographic clarity is in place, its appeal becomes obvious—quiet, dignified, and increasingly rare in today’s Bengaluru.