Purva Trivante (Kensho Hills) Reviews

Purva Trivante comes to a buyer with its paperwork on record - a K-RERA registration under its registered name, Purva Kensho Hills, and a provisional layout approval of March 2024 - on 38.97 acres at S. Medahalli, off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road. No one lives there yet, so there are no owner reviews to read - this is our buyer's assessment. For buyer-fit reading, Purva Hallmark is useful because the right project for an investor can still be wrong for an end user, and the review has to separate those cases.

Purva Trivante Reviews - Our Assessment

Purva Trivante offers a registered plotted layout with a detailed amenity plan, from a listed developer, in a peri-urban setting - and because it is not yet open for sale, this is the time for homework rather than a booking.

As at 24 September 2026, Purva Trivante is registered with K-RERA as Purva Kensho Hills (PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719), and its layout plan received a provisional layout approval from the Satellite Town Ring Road Planning Authority in March 2024; Puravankara currently lists it as not yet open for sale, and the next sales release and price list are awaited.

AreaOur assessment
RegistrationK-RERA registered, approved on 21 March 2024
Layout approvalprovisional layout approval of March 2024 from STRRPA; sites are released after the works
Layout509 residential plots on 38.97 acres, with 15 parks and open spaces of about 3.9 acres
Completionproposed completion date 30 June 2028

What Works at Purva Trivante

Purva Trivante gets the fundamentals of a plotted purchase right.

509
Residential Plots
~3.9 Acres
Parks and Open Spaces
30 June 2028
Proposed Completion
~18.4 km
To the Nearest Metro by Road
Strength 1

Registration and Layout Approval on Record

The project has been K-RERA registered since 21 March 2024, and its layout plan received a provisional layout approval in March 2024, so its layout, plot count and completion date are on public record before a rupee changes hands.

Strength 2

Fifteen Parks and Open Spaces

Fifteen parks and open spaces cover about 3.9 acres, a tenth of the land, and the largest park is about 1.2 acres. The master plan shows where each park lies.

Strength 3

A Real Spread of Plot Sizes

The typical plot is the 30 x 50 (about 1,453 sq ft), but the layout runs from about 713 to 3,399 sq ft, and its 46 plots of 2,000 sq ft or more give families wanting a larger home real choice. The plot options page covers every size.

Strength 4

A Zen Theme Backed by a Real Amenity List

The Zen-inspired theme is carried into a real amenity plan - a Buddha pavilion, lotus pond, rock garden and tai chi court, a clubhouse with a pool and gymnasium, and tennis and basketball courts. The amenities page lists every item.

Strength 5

A Listed Developer with a Long Record

Puravankara Limited, established in 1975 and listed on the NSE and BSE since 2007, reports 97 completed projects and 59 million sq ft delivered as at 30 June 2026, with 22,000+ homes under development and a footprint across 9 cities. Trivante is a joint development under Purva Land, its plotted-development brand, with an 89% share for Puravankara. The most useful Puravankara reviews come from owners in its delivered projects, so visit one, and check how its recent projects tracked their registered completion dates. The builder page has the full profile.

Strength 6

Road Access off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road

Purva Trivante sits about 1.8 km off the Sarjapur-Attibele Road. Sarjapura town centre is about 4.5 km by road, Indus International School about 2.3 km and SABIC's India Technology Center about 3.4 km. The location page has every distance.

What to Weigh at Purva Trivante

Purva Trivante suits a buyer with a long horizon, and these are the trade-offs that come with it.

  • A peri-urban setting. S. Medahalli is close to the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border, about 16.6 km by road from Hosur - a place to build for the long term, not a finished neighbourhood.
  • The metro is some distance away. The closest metro station is Delta Electronics Bommasandra on the operational Yellow Line, about 18.4 km by road. The Yellow Line extension to Attibele is proposed - the state has approved preparation of a detailed project report; no sanction or opening date.
  • The big IT hubs are a commute. Wipro SEZ at Kodathi is about 13.8 km by road and Electronic City about 23.8 km. Visit at the hours you would commute.
  • The clubhouse comes after the plots. The clubhouse is built on its own site after the layout's final release, so it follows the plots.
  • No current price. The last listing showed plots from ₹1.32 Cr onwards without naming a plot size, and a fresh price list is awaited. The price page sets out the full cost.
  • Roads and access. The layout's roads and parks pass to the local body once the works are complete, and the approval does not allow access from the layout's roads to neighbouring land to be restricted - ask Puravankara how entry, security and upkeep will be managed after the handover.

Purva Trivante Sales Status

Where Purva Trivante stands on sales matters as much as its layout, especially if anyone offers you an earlier allotment. Puravankara reported bookings at Purva Kensho Hills after its March 2024 launch. Those bookings no longer appear in the developer's disclosures, and since March 2026 it has listed the project as not yet open for sale. Ask Puravankara how earlier allotments were handled and when sales will reopen.

Until Puravankara announces the next sales release, pay nothing that is not against Puravankara's own allotment letter. Register your interest to hear when the release and the price list are issued.

Purva Trivante Approvals Checklist

A plot is only as secure as its paperwork, and Purva Trivante gives you a clear set of documents to check before you pay.

  1. The K-RERA registration. Match PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719, approved on 21 March 2024, against the register, and check that the proposed completion date of 30 June 2028 is the one in your agreement; the full registration facts are on the overview.
  2. The layout approval. The Satellite Town Ring Road Planning Authority (STRRPA) approved the layout plan, STRRPA/TP/LAO/40/2023-24, on 16 March 2024. It is a provisional layout approval, so plots are conveyed, and khatas opened, only after the layout's development works are complete and the authority releases the sites.
  3. Its renewal. The provisional approval was issued for two years, with renewal required if the works are not complete in that time. Ask Puravankara whether it has been renewed and when it expects the authority to release the sites.
  4. Sale deed and khata. Your sale deed is registered and your plot's khata is opened after the release of sites; until then you hold an allotment letter and a registered agreement for sale.
  5. Building on the plot. Building plans for individual plots are approved only after the sites are released and khatas issued.
  6. Land relinquished under the approval. About a tenth of the land - an STRR land bank and three civic amenity sites - has been relinquished as a condition of the layout approval, and the layout's roads and parks pass to the local body once the works are complete.
  7. Complaints. K-RERA lists no complaint against Purva Kensho Hills as at 24 September 2026.
  8. The number on every document. The allotment letter, the agreement for sale and every receipt should carry this registration number and no other.

K-RERA registration: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719.

Check the registration yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in, and make sure every document you sign carries this number, before you pay anything.

Want the Purva Trivante price list and plot availability as soon as Puravankara releases them, or a site visit to S. Medahalli? Ask the team directly.

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Purva Trivante Claims to Ignore

Several claims about Purva Trivante in circulation do not match its registered layout. You may also see this layout marketed under other names; only the name Purva Kensho Hills is registered with K-RERA, so whatever name you are offered, check the registration number against the one in our FAQs before you act.

Claim in circulationThe registered position
700 or more plots509 residential plots and one clubhouse site
47 acres38.97 acres
75% open space15 parks and open spaces of about 3.9 acres, a tenth of the land
Plots of 4,000 sq ftregistered plots run from about 713 to 3,399 sq ft
A resort clubhousea clubhouse on its own site, built after the layout's final release
"Ready to move"proposed completion date 30 June 2028; sale deeds after the release of sites
BMRDA, BDA or BBMP approvalprovisional layout approval from STRRPA, 16 March 2024
"RERA applied" or a different RERA numberregistered on 21 March 2024 as PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719

Pay nothing through a broker's website or to a personal account - only against Puravankara's own allotment letter, to the account named in Puravankara's documents.

Purva Trivante Resale Allotments

A Purva Trivante resale before the sites are released is a transfer of an allotment, since the seller holds an allotment letter and a registered agreement for sale, not a sale deed or a khata. Under the draft terms, a transfer needs Puravankara's written permission and carries a fee of 2% of the price or the transfer value, whichever is higher, plus taxes, with no fee for transfers within the family; your signed allotment letter and agreement govern. Confirm the status of any 2024 allotment with Puravankara before paying a seller.

Purva Trivante Verdict

Purva Trivante is a serious option for families who want land in a registered, planned layout from a listed developer, to build their own home on a long horizon. The plot-size spread, the 15 parks and the Zen gardens give it character, and its paperwork can be checked. It does not suit a buyer who needs a home in 2026, or one who wants the metro or a big IT hub close by. Before you commit, get the new price list and cost sheet, ask about the approval renewal, the release of sites and earlier allotments, and see the site.

Book a site visit and request the price list

Purva Trivante Reviews — Frequently Asked Questions

Is Purva Trivante registered with K-RERA?

Yes. Purva Trivante is registered with K-RERA under its registered name, Purva Kensho Hills, as PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719, approved on 21 March 2024, with a proposed completion date of 30 June 2028. Check the registration yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in before you pay anything.

Has the Purva Trivante provisional layout approval been renewed?

The provisional layout approval was issued on 16 March 2024 for two years, with renewal required if the works are not complete in that time. Ask Puravankara whether it has been renewed and when it expects the authority to release the sites. Check that the approval referred to in your documents is current before you pay.

Why is Purva Trivante listed as not yet open for sale?

Puravankara has not said. As at 24 September 2026, Purva Trivante is registered with K-RERA as Purva Kensho Hills (PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/210324/006719), and its layout plan received a provisional layout approval from the Satellite Town Ring Road Planning Authority in March 2024; Puravankara currently lists it as not yet open for sale, and the next sales release and price list are awaited. Bookings Puravankara reported in 2024 no longer appear in the developer's disclosures, so ask Puravankara how earlier allotments were handled and when sales will reopen.

Can I buy a resale plot or allotment in Purva Trivante?

An allotment can be transferred only with Puravankara's written permission, and the draft terms set a transfer fee of 2% of the price or the transfer value, whichever is higher, plus taxes, with no fee for transfers within the family. Until the sites are released, a seller holds an allotment letter and a registered agreement for sale, not a sale deed or khata. Confirm with Puravankara that the seller's allotment is valid and current before paying anything.

When can I register my sale deed and get a khata for a Purva Trivante plot?

Your sale deed is registered and your plot's khata is opened after the release of sites, once the layout's development works are complete and the authority releases them. The provisional layout approval restricts transfers and khatas until then, so in the meantime you hold an allotment letter and a registered agreement for sale. Building plans for individual plots are approved only after the sites are released and khatas issued.

Is Purva Trivante BMRDA or BDA approved?

Neither label is right. The Satellite Town Ring Road Planning Authority (STRRPA) approved the layout plan, STRRPA/TP/LAO/40/2023-24, on 16 March 2024, and it is a provisional layout approval. Look for STRRPA and this plan number on the documents you are shown.