Casagrand Moondance Kumbalgodu Bangalore - 2 & 3 BHK Apartments

Published: September 24, 2026 | Updated on: September 24, 2026 | By L K Monu Borkala

Quick answer: Casagrand Moondance is a new-launch, low-rise project on 8.6 acres off Mysore Road in Kumbalgodu, South-West Bangalore, offering 504 apartments in 2 and 3 BHK configurations across a B+G+4 layout. The RERA registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/200526/008667 is confirmed by the developer's own website and two independent listing platforms, though one review site describes the project as still RERA-pending and a fourth aggregator lists an entirely different registration number, a genuine conflict this article addresses head-on rather than glossing over. Possession is quoted as November 2028 on one platform and December 2029 on another, a gap of roughly 13 months, and the developer's own website does not state a possession date at all. Buyers should treat every figure in this article as a starting point for direct verification, not a settled fact, given how new and how inconsistently documented this launch currently is across the web.

Casagrand Moondance: Project Snapshot

Casagrand Moondance sits off Mysore Road in Kumbalgodu, an emerging residential pocket in South-West Bangalore that also serves the neighbouring areas of Kambipura, Karabele, Thagachaguppe, Gudimavu, Byadralli and Ramiahnapalya. The project spans 8.6 acres, with 4.5 acres, roughly 52 percent of the total plot, kept as open and landscaped space organised around what the developer describes as three central courtyards, a generous ratio for a low-rise development.

The community is built as a low-rise, RCC-framed structure compliant with Zone 2 seismic standards, in a basement-plus-ground-plus-4-floor format. Most sources describe this as spread across 3 towers or wings, consistent with the "three central courtyards" language on the developer's own project microsite, though one aggregator platform describes it as a single block. Given that the majority of sources and the developer's own courtyard description point to a 3-wing layout, this article treats 3 as the more likely correct figure, but buyers should confirm the exact block and wing structure directly with the sales team before shortlisting a specific unit.

The project holds 504 apartments in total, a figure consistent across every source checked for this article, which is a useful anchor point given how much other data disagrees. At roughly 59 units per acre, this is a comparable density to some of Casagrand's North Bangalore projects, though spread across a lower-rise format rather than tall towers.

The RERA registration number, PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/200526/008667, was confirmed independently on the developer's own website and on two separate listing platforms. The date embedded in that registration number, 20-05-26, lines up with the project's image files on the developer's own server, which are dated May 2026, a small but meaningful consistency check suggesting this specific number is genuinely current. Buyers should still verify the registration and its current status directly on the Karnataka RERA portal before making any payment, since this project launched recently enough that its public documentation across third-party platforms has not yet caught up.

A RERA Discrepancy Worth Addressing Directly

This article does not usually need a dedicated section for RERA status, but Moondance's public documentation is unusually inconsistent, and buyers deserve that stated plainly rather than buried in a footnote. Three independent sources, the developer's own official website, the project's dedicated marketing microsite, and one listing aggregator, all cite the identical registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/200526/008667. A fourth listing platform shows a completely different registration string in a different format, which reads as a data-entry error or a stale template carried over from another project rather than a genuine second filing. A fifth source, a review site, describes the project as still RERA-pending and in a pre-launch stage with EOI deposits that are not yet legally protected under RERA.

Weighing this out: three-way agreement on a specific, correctly-formatted registration number from the developer's own site plus two independent aggregators is meaningfully stronger evidence than a single review site's "pending" characterization, particularly since that review appears to predate the registration going live. That said, this article cannot independently confirm current RERA status the way the government portal can, and the responsible course for any buyer is to treat the registration number given here as a lead to verify, not a guarantee. Do not sign anything or pay any booking amount without first confirming this project's live RERA status yourself on the Karnataka RERA portal.

About Casagrand: A New Corridor for This Developer

Every Casagrand project covered on this platform so far, Lorenza, Promenade and Estancia, sits in the Kogilu-Yelahanka corridor of North Bangalore. Moondance is Casagrand's presence in an entirely different part of the city, off Mysore Road to the south-west, which tells buyers something useful: this developer is not concentrating all of its Bangalore activity in one corridor, and its execution track record in North Bangalore, where Casagrand Lorenza is already complete and delivered, is a reasonable but not perfect proxy for what to expect here, since local contractors, site conditions and civic approval timelines can all differ by corridor.

The developer states it has operated for more than two decades, tracing its history back to 2003, with an active presence across Chennai, Bengaluru, Coimbatore and Hyderabad. One third-party review source describes its portfolio as more than 100 completed projects across South India; this figure was not found on the developer's own website and could not be independently verified for this article, so buyers who want more confidence in it should ask the sales team directly for a specific, dated list of completed and handed-over projects rather than relying on a round figure from a single secondary source.

For a buyer with no direct experience of a Casagrand-built property, the most useful diligence step is the same one this platform has recommended for every other Casagrand project: visit an already-completed Casagrand community in person, ideally Lorenza in Kogilu, and inspect finish quality, common-area upkeep and how well amenities have held up since handover, rather than relying solely on brochure renders for a project this early in its own cycle.

Why Kumbalgodu and Mysore Road: The Location Case

Mysore Road, running south-west out of central Bangalore toward Mysuru, has developed over the past decade into a genuine residential and industrial corridor in its own right, anchored by its NICE Road (Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor) connectivity and its position between the city core and the Kengeri-Rajarajeshwari Nagar belt. Kumbalgodu itself sits further out along this corridor, in a zone that has historically been more industrial and semi-rural than residential, and is now seeing apartment development follow the same pattern North Bangalore's outer localities saw a decade earlier: large, relatively affordable land parcels attracting big-footprint gated communities ahead of the retail and social infrastructure that eventually follows residential density.

That sequencing matters for how a buyer should read this location. Kumbalgodu today is genuinely early-stage as a residential micro-market, more comparable to how Kogilu or Thanisandra looked several years before Casagrand's own Lorenza and Estancia projects went up there, than to an already-established locality. Buyers should expect to rely on Kengeri and the broader Mysore Road corridor for schools, healthcare and retail in the near term, with local infrastructure within Kumbalgodu itself likely to develop gradually as more residential projects in the immediate area reach completion.

The broader growth logic here mirrors what has driven other outer-Bangalore corridors: NICE Road gives relatively fast access toward both Electronic City to the south-east and the western parts of the city without needing to cross central Bangalore traffic, and large contiguous land parcels like the 8.6 acres this project sits on are increasingly difficult to find in more built-up parts of the city. Whether that translates into the kind of sustained appreciation North Bangalore's Yelahanka-Kogilu corridor has seen is a genuinely open question this early, since Mysore Road's growth has historically been more industrial and logistics-driven than residential, and a buyer betting on this corridor is betting on that pattern shifting further toward residential demand over the coming years.

Unit Sizes and Configurations

Every source checked for this article, including the developer's own website, agrees that Moondance offers only 2 BHK and 3 BHK configurations, with one notable exception: a single review site lists an additional 1 BHK option at 880 sq ft that appears nowhere else, including on the developer's own site. Given that four independent sources, including the developer directly, describe only two configurations, this article treats the 1 BHK claim as most likely an error, possibly a mix-up with a different Casagrand project, but buyers specifically interested in a smaller unit type should ask the sales team directly rather than assume it does or does not exist based on this discrepancy alone.

For the 2 BHK configuration, three independent sources, the developer's own website and two aggregator platforms, converge tightly around 1,173 to 1,180 sq ft. The project's own dedicated marketing microsite quotes a noticeably wider range of 1,171 to 1,470 sq ft, which given the three-source consensus on a much narrower band looks more like a data or template error on that microsite than a genuine larger 2 BHK variant. Buyers should request the RERA-filed carpet area for the specific unit they are considering rather than relying on any single quoted range, and should ask directly whether a larger 2 BHK variant genuinely exists before assuming the wider figure applies to their unit.

The 3 BHK configuration is more consistent across sources, clustering between roughly 1,641 and 1,890 sq ft depending on which specific source and which specific sub-variant, including one mention of a "3 BHK Superior" tier at the upper end, is being quoted. This level of variation, a few percent here and there, is normal across real estate listing platforms and most likely reflects different sub-variants within the 3 BHK category rather than a genuine factual disagreement.

Across both configurations, Karnataka apartment projects typically carry a 25 to 32 percent loading factor between saleable and carpet area, and buyers should request the RERA-filed carpet area specifically, rather than treating any saleable-area figure quoted here or elsewhere as the true usable space in the flat.

Floor plan files on the developer's own site label its layouts "2 BHK-2T" and "3 BHK-3T," using the "T" shorthand for toilet count that is standard across Indian real estate listings, which would mean two toilets in the 2 BHK and three in the 3 BHK, though this article has not independently confirmed that reading against the actual floor plan drawing. Toilet and attached-bathroom count per bedroom is a genuinely useful detail to confirm before booking, since it varies more across otherwise similarly-sized apartments than buyers often expect, and a 3 BHK with three full toilets, one per bedroom, is a meaningfully different daily-living proposition from one with only two. Ask the sales team directly for the exact toilet count and attached-versus-common bathroom split on your specific shortlisted unit rather than assuming it from the BHK label alone.

Pricing: A Genuinely Wide Spread Across Sources

Pricing at Moondance shows more disagreement across sources than any other Casagrand project covered on this platform so far, and that disagreement should be stated plainly rather than resolved by picking whichever number looks most convenient. For the 2 BHK, the developer's own website and one aggregator both quote a starting price of Rs 89 lakh at a rate of roughly Rs 5,899 per sq ft. The project's own marketing microsite quotes a lower entry point of Rs 75 lakh at an "offer rate" of Rs 5,399 per sq ft, explicitly distinguished from a Rs 5,599 per sq ft "standard rate," language that suggests a limited-time launch promotion rather than a stable list price. A third aggregator quotes a considerably higher starting price of Rs 96.82 lakh, alongside a calculated per-square-foot rate in the Rs 7,600 to 8,000 range that appears inconsistent with every other source and most likely reflects an error in how that platform calculated its own figure from base price and unit size.

For the 3 BHK, quoted starting prices range from roughly Rs 1.00 crore on the marketing microsite to Rs 1.32 to 1.33 crore on the developer's own site and two aggregators, with one source citing an upper figure as high as Rs 1.65 crore for what it describes as a "3 BHK Superior" variant.

Given this spread, roughly Rs 75 lakh to Rs 97 lakh just for the entry-level 2 BHK depending on source, this article cannot respons­ibly present a single settled price for this project. The most defensible reading is that the developer's own website and its closest-aligned aggregator, both quoting Rs 89 lakh at Rs 5,899 per sq ft, represent the base list price, while the marketing microsite's lower figure reflects an active promotional offer that may not be available by the time a buyer inquires, and the third aggregator's higher figure may reflect a different, larger unit variant being quoted at its starting price rather than the project's true entry point. Request a current, dated cost sheet directly from the sales team before treating any figure in this article, or anywhere else, as reliable.

Amenities

Moondance lists more than 69 amenities anchored by a 20,300 sq ft clubhouse and a 7,800 sq ft swimming pool, figures that were consistent across every source checked. The amenity list covers the now-standard range for a large Casagrand development: gymnasium, indoor games room, yoga and aerobics space, jogging and cycling tracks, multiple sports courts including tennis and badminton, children's play areas, a pet park, co-working space, EV charging points, and round-the-clock security with CCTV coverage. A sky-facing recreational space, described by the developer as a "sky cinema," and an amphitheatre-style outdoor gathering area also appear on the amenity list.

As with every amenity-heavy launch, the honest framing holds here too: the pool, gym, children's play areas and adequate parking will see genuine daily use, while a meaningful share of the remaining amenity list functions primarily as a sales differentiator. What determines whether a 20,300 sq ft clubhouse remains a genuine asset five years after handover is the resident welfare association's maintenance discipline, not the length of the amenity list quoted at launch.

Ask specifically for a projected post-handover maintenance estimate before booking, since a clubhouse and pool of this scale carry real ongoing operating costs that get passed through to residents via monthly charges, and these figures are frequently understated during the sales process relative to what residents actually pay once the resident welfare association takes over full financial responsibility.

Construction Status and Possession Timeline

Possession timing is the second major area of disagreement for this project, after pricing. One aggregator quotes a specific possession date of November 1, 2028. A second aggregator quotes "December 2029 onwards," a gap of roughly 13 months between the two. The developer's own website and its dedicated project microsite do not state a possession date at all in the content reviewed for this article. A review site separately describes the project as still in a pre-launch phase with no possession timeline yet confirmed.

Given that this project's RERA registration number encodes a filing date of May 2026, only a few months before this article was written, any possession date quoted by a third party at this stage should be treated as an estimate rather than a developer-confirmed commitment, particularly where the developer's own materials are silent on the question. Buyers should request the RERA-filed completion date directly, since that filed date, not a third-party aggregator's estimate, is the legally meaningful figure, and it is available on the Karnataka RERA portal once the registration is confirmed live.

Given how early this project is, both in its construction cycle and in how sparsely and inconsistently it is documented across the web right now, buyers who prioritise schedule certainty should treat Moondance as a longer-horizon commitment than either quoted possession date suggests, and should plan finances around the later end of the range rather than the earlier one.

Connectivity

Challaghatta Metro Station is cited as the nearest metro connection, at approximately 3.1 km, with Kengeri Metro Station a secondary option at roughly 5.3 km. A separate source references a "Mysore Road Metro Station" at approximately 8 km, which may refer to a different station along the same purple line extension rather than a contradiction of the Challaghatta figure; buyers should confirm the specific station and current operational status directly, since Bangalore's metro network has continued to extend in phases.

NICE Road access is quoted at approximately 4 km, giving reasonably fast onward connectivity toward Electronic City, cited at roughly 25 km via NICE Road across two independent sources, a rare point of actual agreement for this project. Kempegowda International Airport is cited at approximately 45 km by one source; this figure could not be independently cross-checked against a second source for this article and should be treated as provisional rather than confirmed, given how much else about this project's published data has proven inconsistent. Bengaluru City Railway Station is cited at roughly 16 to 17 km across two sources, a small and unremarkable variation.

Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital is cited as being close by, within a few kilometres, useful context for healthcare access given how early-stage the immediate Kumbalgodu locality itself remains.

Buyers who commute regularly toward central Bangalore rather than Electronic City should factor in a genuinely different traffic pattern on Mysore Road compared with the Bellary Road corridor that serves Casagrand's North Bangalore projects. Mysore Road carries significant heavy-vehicle and industrial traffic given the logistics and manufacturing activity along this stretch, and while NICE Road offers a faster bypass route for through-traffic, the final few kilometres from the highway into Kumbalgodu itself run through a mix of residential and light-industrial development that can add meaningfully to door-to-door travel time during peak hours. Anyone shortlisting Moondance for a daily commute into the city centre, rather than toward Electronic City or the immediate Mysore Road-Kengeri belt, should test that actual commute in person at peak hours before committing, rather than relying on straight-line distance figures alone.

Should You Buy Casagrand Moondance, or Wait

Moondance suits a buyer specifically looking for Mysore Road corridor access at what genuinely appears to be launch-phase pricing, comfortable both with a multi-year holding period and with meaningfully more documentation uncertainty than this platform has seen on any other Casagrand project so far. The low-rise, courtyard-centred format and generous open-space ratio are a real point of differentiation from Casagrand's taller North Bangalore towers, and will appeal to buyers who specifically prefer a lower-density living environment.

It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants possession certainty, a stable and confirmed price sheet, or a project with fully consistent public documentation before committing. Given the scale of the discrepancies found across RERA status, pricing and possession dates for this specific project, buyers should budget meaningfully more time for direct verification here than this platform's other coverage of Casagrand projects would suggest is typically necessary.

How Moondance Compares

Within Casagrand's own Bangalore portfolio, Moondance is the developer's first project in the Mysore Road corridor covered on this platform, distinct in format from the taller North Bangalore towers at Casagrand Promenade and Casagrand Estancia, both of which rise to basement-plus-ground-plus-13 floors versus Moondance's low-rise basement-plus-ground-plus-4 format. Buyers weighing a low-rise, courtyard-style community against a taller, amenity-dense tower should treat this as a genuine lifestyle choice as much as a financial one; lower-rise developments typically mean fewer residents sharing lift and common-corridor infrastructure, at the cost of a smaller overall amenity footprint relative to unit count.

Outside Casagrand's own portfolio, buyers evaluating Mysore Road specifically should independently research other active launches in the Kengeri-Kumbalgodu-RR Nagar belt for direct price and construction-stage comparison, since this platform's existing coverage has so far concentrated on the North Bangalore Yelahanka-Kogilu corridor and does not yet include a comparable Mysore Road project to reference directly.

The amenity list itself also points to a different positioning than Casagrand's North Bangalore towers. A dedicated "sky cinema" space and an amphitheatre-style outdoor gathering area, alongside the three-courtyard layout, suggest a community designed around shared outdoor and semi-outdoor social space rather than the single large central clubhouse that anchors Promenade and Estancia. Buyers who specifically value that kind of distributed, courtyard-centred amenity design over one large consolidated clubhouse may find Moondance's format a genuine point in its favour, independent of the pricing and timeline uncertainty documented elsewhere in this article.

Schools, Healthcare, and Daily Life

Kumbalgodu itself is still early in building out independent social infrastructure, and residents will likely rely on the more established institutions along Mysore Road and in Kengeri for schooling, healthcare and larger retail needs in the near term, a pattern consistent with how other outer-Bangalore residential corridors have developed. Rajarajeshwari Medical College and Hospital, cited as being close to the project, is a useful nearby healthcare anchor. Daily retail and grocery needs are likely to be served increasingly by local options as more residential development in the immediate area reaches completion, but buyers should expect a drive toward Kengeri or further into Mysore Road for a fuller range of options in the near term.

Property Tax and Civic Administration

Kumbalgodu falls within Bangalore's civic administration framework, and as with any property in this part of the city's outer periphery, buyers should confirm the exact municipal authority responsible for property tax assessment and khata administration at the time of registration, since jurisdictional boundaries in Bangalore's expanding outer corridors have been revised more than once in recent years. For an apartment purchase specifically, property tax is generally assessed on the combination of undivided land share and built-up area, with the applicable rate depending on the zone classification assigned to that part of Kumbalgodu.

Given how early this project is in its documented lifecycle, this is a detail buyers will not need to act on for several years, but understanding it upfront rather than at possession avoids surprises. Our Karnataka stamp duty and registration fee guide covers the registration process itself in more depth, and buyers should re-confirm the specific civic authority handling this locality directly as Moondance approaches handover, since administrative jurisdiction in Bangalore's expanding periphery has continued to evolve.

Who Moondance Actually Suits

Buyers who specifically want a low-rise, courtyard-centred living format over a tall tower, and who are comfortable with a genuinely early-stage launch that carries more documentation uncertainty than usual, are the strongest fit here. The Mysore Road corridor may particularly suit those working in the NICE Road-adjacent industrial and logistics belt, or those who want faster access toward Electronic City without routing through central Bangalore traffic.

It is a weaker fit for buyers who need possession certainty within a fixed timeframe, who want a single confirmed price sheet before engaging with a sales team, or who are not prepared to do meaningfully more independent verification than a typical launch-phase purchase requires, given the scale of discrepancies documented in this article.

NRI buyers considering a launch-phase project from overseas face the same added complexity noted across this platform's other early-stage coverage: a multi-year construction timeline makes regular in-person site visits harder to schedule, increasing reliance on the developer's own progress updates. Given how sparsely documented this specific project currently is, NRI buyers should be especially deliberate about requesting written, dated confirmation of RERA status, price and possession timeline before committing, and should read our NRI property investment legal guide for the documentation and remittance requirements specific to a purchase of this kind.

Financing: Home Loan Considerations

Home loan approval for a new-launch project like Moondance depends heavily on the specific bank's own technical and legal review at the time of application, and that review will itself hinge on the same RERA registration status this article has flagged as needing direct verification. Confirm with your preferred lender, among the major names that have historically financed Casagrand projects elsewhere in Bangalore including SBI, HDFC, ICICI and Axis, whether Moondance specifically is currently on their approved list, and be prepared for a bank's own legal team to raise the same registration-consistency questions this article has raised, since lenders typically conduct independent title and RERA verification before approving a loan against an under-construction property.

Given the project's early stage and the pricing uncertainty documented above, a construction-linked payment plan is worth discussing directly with the developer rather than a front-loaded schedule, since it ties outflow to verified construction milestones and limits exposure if either the price or the timeline shifts from what is currently being quoted.

Exit and Resale Considerations

Buying into an early-stage, lower-documented launch like Moondance carries a distinct risk profile from buying into a more established project: potentially meaningful entry pricing if the lower quoted figures hold, against genuine uncertainty about how quickly the surrounding Mysore Road-Kumbalgodu corridor will develop the retail, transit and social infrastructure that supports strong resale demand. Any resale projection for this specific project should be treated as more speculative than usual, given how early and how inconsistently documented this launch currently is.

Investors should model a base case around the later-quoted possession date of December 2029 rather than the earlier November 2028 figure, and should stress-test whether the investment still works financially if final pricing lands closer to the higher end of the range quoted by sources, roughly Rs 97 lakh for an entry 2 BHK, rather than the lower promotional figure of Rs 75 lakh. A launch-phase purchase that only works financially under the most optimistic combination of price and timeline is carrying more risk than its apparent entry-price advantage may be worth.

Once complete, Moondance's resale value will likely track the broader trajectory of the Mysore Road-Kumbalgodu corridor more than any single project-specific factor, tied primarily to how quickly NICE Road-adjacent industrial and logistics growth translates into residential demand along this stretch. A buyer evaluating this purchase purely as an investment should weigh that broader corridor thesis, still an emerging and less proven one than North Bangalore's Yelahanka-Kogilu corridor, as heavily as Moondance's own specifics.

Due Diligence Checklist Before Booking

Confirm the RERA registration number and current status directly on the Karnataka RERA portal (linked earlier in this article) given the documented conflict across sources, rather than relying on any single website's stated number. Request a current, dated cost sheet directly from the sales team and compare it against every price figure cited in this article rather than assuming any one of them is current. Ask specifically whether the project has one tower or three, given the conflicting claims, and request the exact block, wing and floor for any unit under consideration. Independently verify the airport distance and any other connectivity claim this article could not cross-check against a second source. Ask for the RERA-filed carpet area for your specific unit alongside the saleable area quoted in sales material. Request the RERA-filed completion date specifically, rather than relying on either third-party possession estimate cited in this article. Ask whether a model flat is currently open for viewing on site, since developer marketing material for this project references model-flat imagery, and walking through an actual furnished unit, even a display one, is far more informative than a floor plan alone.

Documents to Collect

At booking, collect the RERA registration certificate, the sanctioned building plan approval, the allotment letter specifying your exact unit, floor and carpet area, and the construction-linked payment schedule if applicable. Before final registration, collect the sale agreement, the absolute sale deed, the khata or equivalent property tax record for the underlying land, and the occupancy certificate once the project reaches that stage. Our documents required for property registration in Karnataka guide and RERA impact on Karnataka property transactions guide cover this process and your legal protections in more depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the RERA registration number for Casagrand Moondance?

The developer's own website and two independent listing platforms cite PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/200526/008667. One other listing platform shows a different number, and a review site describes the project as still RERA-pending. Given the three-way agreement on this specific number, it is the more likely correct figure, but confirm current status directly on the Karnataka RERA portal before making any payment.

How many units and what configurations does Casagrand Moondance offer?

504 apartments in 2 BHK and 3 BHK configurations. One source separately lists a 1 BHK option not confirmed by any other source, including the developer's own website, and should be treated as unverified.

What is the possession date for Casagrand Moondance?

Sources disagree significantly: one aggregator quotes November 2028, another quotes December 2029, and the developer's own website does not state a possession date. Request the RERA-filed completion date directly rather than relying on either third-party estimate.

What is the price range for Casagrand Moondance?

2 BHK starting prices range from roughly Rs 75 lakh to Rs 97 lakh depending on source, and 3 BHK from roughly Rs 1.00 crore to Rs 1.33 crore, with one source citing a higher-tier variant up to Rs 1.65 crore. This is an unusually wide spread; request a current, dated cost sheet directly from the sales team.

How much land does Casagrand Moondance sit on, and how much is open space?

The project sits on 8.6 acres, with 4.5 acres, roughly 52 percent of the total plot, kept as open and landscaped space across three central courtyards.

Is Casagrand Moondance a high-rise or low-rise project?

Low-rise: basement plus ground plus 4 floors. Most sources describe this as spread across 3 towers or wings, though one aggregator describes a single block; confirm directly with the sales team.

How far is Casagrand Moondance from the airport and Electronic City?

Electronic City is cited at approximately 25 km via NICE Road, consistent across two sources. Kempegowda International Airport is cited at approximately 45 km by a single source and could not be independently cross-checked for this article.

What amenities does Casagrand Moondance offer?

More than 69 amenities anchored by a 20,300 sq ft clubhouse and a 7,800 sq ft swimming pool, including a gymnasium, sports courts, children's play areas, a pet park, co-working space and EV charging.

How does Casagrand Moondance compare to Casagrand's North Bangalore projects?

Moondance is Casagrand's first Mysore Road corridor project covered on this platform, a low-rise format on 8.6 acres, distinct from the taller basement-plus-ground-plus-13-floor towers at Casagrand Promenade and Casagrand Estancia in the Yelahanka-Kogilu corridor of North Bangalore.