- 400+ Acres of Farmland
- 560+ Happy Clients
- 5+ Years of Trust
What Bangalore Residents Should Know Before Choosing Managed Farmland
Several pockets around Bangalore now offer managed farmland. Here’s what to actually look for, and where Tamara Valley stands.
400+ Acre Valley Community
One of the largest managed farmland projects near Bangalore, set in a valley surrounded by the Thally hills at about 1,000 m elevation.
30 km from Electronic City
Reached via NH-44 from South and East Bangalore. Close enough for weekend visits, far enough from the city’s noise and pollution.
Clear Title, Verified Documents
Every plot comes with clear title deeds and verified documents that you can check with your own lawyer before buying.
Managed Farmland, Mapped Against Bangalore
For most Bangalore residents, “managed farmland” means land somewhere on the city’s outskirts where someone else handles the upkeep. Tamara Valley sits on the Hosur side, in the Thally hills, about 30 km from Electronic City, making it one of the more accessible options if you’re based in South or East Bangalore.
Roads, water and electricity are already built across the 400+ acre community, and our own team maintains the land and the common areas year-round.
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What Our Farmland Owners Say About Tamara Valley
“Valuable and legally clear good appreciation lands near to Anekal 35 Km from central Silk Board Bangalore”
“Tamara Valley is a peaceful getaway from Bangalore’s busy life. Green hills, fresh air, and quiet mornings make it perfect for relaxing. Good opportunity to own a farmhouse here. Ideal for anyone who loves nature and calm. ”
“Excellent farm project close to banglore... After searching many properties finally ended up in tamara.. Good connectivity from Bangalore and hopefully good for investment too..”
Glimpses of Tamara Valley Managed Farmland Near Bangalore






Why So Many Bangalore Families Look This Direction
As Bangalore has grown, land close enough to actually use has become harder to find on most sides of the city. The Hosur direction, where Tamara Valley sits, has stayed comparatively open, cooler, and easier to reach via NH-44.
That’s brought a steady stream of Bangalore families here, some looking for a weekend plot, others for land to grow on, all drawn by infrastructure and upkeep they can see for themselves, not just promises on a brochure.




