Residential Building for Sale in Medahalli Extension, Bangalore

Published: 4 November 2026 | Updated on: 7 November 2026 | By L K Monu Borkala, CEO & Founder, OneCity Property, 15 years of property consultancy experience and over 20 years in marketing and management at OneCity Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Property Highlights

About This Property

This is a residential building on a 1,500 sq ft site in Medahalli Extension, East Bengaluru. No price is listed. Medahalli is near KR Puram and Old Madras Road. Verify the number of floors, total built-up area, rental units and building condition.

A 1,500 sq ft site provides a reasonable base for a multi-floor residential building. In the KR Puram-Medahalli area, such buildings typically have G+2 or G+3 structures with 3 to 6 rental units.

About Medahalli

Medahalli is along Old Madras Road in East Bengaluru, between KR Puram and Hoskote. The area has residential layouts, independent houses and commercial development along the main road.

Old Madras Road provides primary connectivity to KR Puram, Indiranagar and the city centre. The KR Puram Railway Station and bus terminus are about 3 to 4 km away.

Connectivity and Nearby Landmarks

• Old Madras Road - direct
• KR Puram Junction - approximately 3 to 4 km
• Whitefield - approximately 6 km
• Tin Factory - approximately 5 km
• Hoskote - approximately 8 km
• KR Puram Railway Station - approximately 4 km

Why Consider This Property

A residential building in Medahalli suits investors looking for rental income in the growing East Bengaluru corridor. Proximity to Whitefield and KR Puram provides tenant demand.

The 1,500 sq ft site allows for a multi-floor structure. Contact the seller for the price and current rental details.

Stamp Duty and Registration Cost

No price is listed. Contact the seller for the asking rate. Use our stamp duty calculator once you have the price.

What to Inspect During a Site Visit

Visit the property at least twice - once during the day and once in the evening. During the day, check the natural light in each room, ventilation through windows, road access width and neighbourhood activity. In the evening, check the street lighting, noise levels from nearby roads or commercial establishments, and the overall security of the area.

For buildings, inspect the external walls for cracks or water seepage marks, test the water pressure on each floor (especially the top floor), check the electrical wiring condition (look for exposed wires or old switchboards), and verify that all doors and windows open and close properly. Check the roof for leaks, the staircase width and condition, and whether the building has a proper rainwater drain. Ask the seller about the age of the building, any recent renovations, and the water source (Cauvery connection, borewell or tanker-dependent).

Legal Checklist Before Buying

• Verify the khata type (A-Khata preferred for bank loans)
• Get a 15-year encumbrance certificate from the sub-registrar office
• Check the registration process and stamp duty calculation
• Confirm property tax payment status
• For transactions above Rs 50 lakh, deduct TDS at 1% via Form 141 (from April 2026)
• Verify building plan approval and check for unauthorized construction
• Check the mutation process for title transfer

What is the price?

Not listed. Contact the seller for the current rate.

Where is Medahalli?

On Old Madras Road in East Bengaluru, about 3 to 4 km from KR Puram Junction.

How many floors?

Not specified. Verify with the seller.

Is Medahalli good for investment?

It benefits from proximity to Whitefield and KR Puram, with rental demand from working professionals.

Financing Your Purchase

Most banks and housing finance companies offer home loans at floating interest rates starting from about 8.5% to 9.5% per annum as of late 2026. A-Khata properties with clear title, approved building plans and no legal disputes are eligible for higher loan-to-value ratios (up to 75% to 80% of the property value). The loan tenure can extend up to 30 years depending on the borrower's age and income. Compare offers from at least three lenders before choosing. Factor in processing fees, legal charges and insurance costs.

About Property Tax in Bengaluru

Property tax in Bengaluru is collected by the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA, formerly BBMP). Residential properties are taxed based on the unit area value (UAV) system, which considers the location zone, type of building, age of the structure, and the built-up area. Buyers should verify the current property tax assessment and payment status with the seller. Any pending dues become the new owner's liability after the transfer. The annual property tax receipt is also needed when applying for a khata transfer after registration.

Commercial properties attract a higher property tax rate than residential ones. If the building has a mixed-use (ground floor commercial, upper floors residential), the tax assessment may be split. Check with the GBA zonal office for the exact applicable rate for this property.

What to Inspect During a Site Visit

Visit the property at least twice - once during the day and once in the evening. During the day, check the natural light, ventilation, road access and neighbourhood activity. In the evening, check the street lighting, noise levels and security arrangements. For buildings, inspect the walls for cracks or dampness, test the water pressure on each floor, check the electrical wiring condition and verify that all doors and windows open and close properly. For plots, walk the boundaries with the survey sketch and check for encroachments, water logging spots and the condition of approach roads. Take photos during both visits for comparison.

Disclaimer: All details are based on information provided by the property owner. Verify independently before making a purchase decision. OneCity Property is not responsible for any discrepancies.