Residential Plots for Sale Near Hosa Road Metro Station, Bengaluru

Published: 2 October 2026 | Updated on: 5 October 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.

A range of residential plots is available for sale near Hosa Road Metro Station, Bengaluru. Buyers can choose from 20 × 30 ft, 30 × 40 ft and larger dimension plots. The location offers convenient access to Hosa Road Metro and Electronic City, making it suitable for residential development.

Property Highlights

• Property Type: Residential Plot
• Available Sizes: 20 × 30 ft, 30 × 40 ft & Larger Dimensions
• Nearby Metro: Hosa Road Metro Station
• Metro Distance: Approx. 5 Minutes
• Nearby: Electronic City IT Hub
• Suitable For: Residential Construction & Investment

Are these plots near Hosa Road Metro Station worth buying?

What plot sizes are on offer?

A 20 × 30 ft plot is 600 sq. ft. and a 30 × 40 ft plot is 1,200 sq. ft., and the listing says larger plots are also available. Small sites suit a compact home with an owner floor and rental floors, while a 30 × 40 ft site gives more freedom on design and parking. Use our area converter to switch between square feet, square metres and other units when you compare quotes.

What is Hosa Road Metro Station and why does it matter?

Hosa Road is a station on the Yellow Line of Namma Metro, which was inaugurated on 10 August 2025 and opened to the public the next day. It sits in the Begur area between Singasandra and Beratena Agrahara, has three entry and exit points, and offers two-wheeler parking only (Hosa Road station on Wikipedia). The Yellow Line runs about 19 km between RV Road and Bommasandra and has a station named Electronic City, which is the link to the technology employers nearby (Yellow Line details on Wikipedia). Trains ran at roughly 25-minute intervals at launch, so check the current BMRCL timetable before you count on the metro for a daily commute.

The listing says the plots are about five minutes from the station. Confirm that on a weekday morning, and walk the last stretch yourself to check the road width and the condition of the approach lane.

What should you check before buying a plot?

• Approved layout. Ask which authority approved the layout, and ask for the approval order and the sanctioned layout plan. For the method, read how to check land title and RERA approval for plots.
• Khata. Ask whether each plot has its own Khata and of what type. Read how Khata registration works in Karnataka and, for the digital version, how to apply for e-Khata online.
• Land use conversion. Confirm that the land has been converted to residential use and ask for the conversion order.
• RERA. Plotted layouts above the Karnataka RERA thresholds must be registered. Search the project on the Karnataka RERA website or in our RERA project lookup tool, and get the registration number in writing.
• Title and encumbrance. Get the mother deed, the chain of ownership and an encumbrance certificate checked by an advocate.
• Boundaries and access. Check the road width, the corner and boundary markers, and whether any part of the plot touches a drain, a lake buffer or a government road.
• Costs. Use the stamp duty calculator to budget for registration.

What will it cost to build after you buy?

Price the plot and the building together before you commit. A 20 × 30 ft site limits the floor plate, so most owners plan several floors with a staircase and, if they want it, a lift. A 30 × 40 ft site gives room for parking and a larger floor plate. Ask an architect for a rough construction estimate based on your intended floors before you pay an advance, and check what building plan sanction the local authority requires for the plot size you choose.

Who are these plots suited for?

Owners who want to build their own home near a metro station, families whose budget is below that of a built house, and buyers planning a small rental building. If you want a larger site in the same area, compare these plots with the 40 × 60 north-facing site near Electronic City. For a broader choice, read affordable plots in Electronic City and the best sites for sale in Bangalore.

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Frequently asked questions

Where exactly are these plots?

The listing places them near Hosa Road Metro Station in Bengaluru, about five minutes from the station and close to Electronic City. Contact us for the exact layout name and location before you visit.

What plot sizes are available?

The listing offers 20 × 30 ft, 30 × 40 ft and larger plots. A 20 × 30 ft plot is 600 sq. ft. and a 30 × 40 ft plot is 1,200 sq. ft.

What is the price of the plots?

The listing does not publish a price. Ask for the rate per sq. ft. for your plot size and compare it with registered sale prices in the area.

Which metro line serves Hosa Road station?

Hosa Road is on the Yellow Line of Namma Metro, which runs between RV Road and Bommasandra and opened in August 2025.

What documents should I check before buying a plot?

Check the layout approval, the Khata type, the land use conversion order, the RERA registration, the mother deed and an encumbrance certificate, and have an advocate review them before you pay an advance.

Legal and tax points on this page are general guidance and have not been reviewed by a named legal reviewer. Confirm them with an advocate or a registration professional before you pay any advance.