Manyata Developers known for their sustainable and large-scale real estate developments, is also the force behind Manyata Earthsong, a unique project aimed at combining eco-conscious living with modern amenities. Located in Bangalore, Manyata Earthsong is designed as an eco-friendly residential development, reflecting Manyata’s focus on sustainability and quality of life for its residents.

About Manyata Earthsong Manyata Earthsong is envisioned as a green community that integrates nature with comfortable urban living. This project emphasizes sustainable practices such as rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient designs, and ample green spaces, aligning with Manyata Developers’ goal of creating a balanced environment that supports biodiversity while offering modern comforts. Manyata Earthsong provides residents with spacious layouts, open areas, and amenities including clubhouses, walking trails, landscaped gardens, and wellness facilities.

Developer Vision Manyata Developers has a track record of designing projects that incorporate sustainable living practices, often integrating green technology, efficient infrastructure, and community-focused spaces. Earthsong stands out as an example of Manyata’s commitment to ecological balance and luxury, appealing to those looking for a home that values nature and sustainability.

People who keep Manyata Earthsong on their shortlist usually want three things: a plot that lets them build sensibly, a location that behaves the same on busy weekdays, and a community plan that feels green without complicating daily life. Earthsong by Manyata on IVC Road, Devanahalli checks those boxes for most north-side buyers.

• Location that works, not just looks: IVC Road gives practical reach to the airport/NH-44 and the wider North Bengaluru belt, so school runs and late-night flights feel predictable.
• Master plan that stays livable: Zoned amenity clusters, green buffers and looped internal roads mean less through-traffic and more calm near homes. (Ask for the master plan PDF.)
• Plot logic for future villas: Frontage and depth support real layouts—car bay, a quiet work nook, garden spill-out and storage corners—without fighting the plan.
• Everyday convenience: The north-side ecosystem (groceries, clinics, fitness) trims the cross-city errands that quietly drain time.
• Clear paperwork path: Phase-wise RERA number, status/possession notes, and a tidy enquiry pack with price list (PDF), payment plan and brochure.

If you’re comparing Devanahalli plots or IVC Road villa plots, this is an easy benchmark: walk the plan, check orientation for sun/breeze, and time your usual route. When you’re ready, request the price list (PDF) and floor plans, or open the pinned location map to book a visit.

A good plotted community feels simple the first week you live there. At Manyata Earthsong, the master plan emphasises calm residential pockets with looped internal roads, green buffers between clusters, and amenity zones that sit where weekend activity won’t spill into everyday routines. Think shaded sidewalks for short walks, pocket parks you actually use, and clear service corridors so utilities don’t cut across frontages.

• Circulation that behaves: Loop roads and short cul-de-sacs reduce through-traffic; visitor parking pockets keep streets tidy.
• Green buffers that matter: Edge greens and pocket parks soften views and give kids safe, near-home play.
• Amenity placement: Club/sport zones grouped together so peak-hour noise stays contained.
• Everyday usability: Footpaths, lighting, signage and drainage fall in line with plot siting—small details that add up daily.

When you shortlist a plot, walk the exact spot and check: proximity to active courts/club, transformer/utility yards, sun/wind orientation, frontage-to-depth ratio for a future villa, driveway turning radius, and natural drainage if it rains hard. If two options look similar, ask us for a quick layout comparison so you can see how a typical villa plan and parking would “live” on each.

Request the latest master plan PDF and floor plans (indicative; confirm during enquiry). We’ll share the current files along with the brochure and a clean next-steps checklist.

Amenities matter when they show up in your week—not just on a brochure. At Manyata Earthsong, the idea is simple: keep fitness, play and community spaces close enough to use often, and keep the noisier bits away from quiet residential pockets. Expect a practical mix rather than gimmicks, with greens woven through the layout so short walks and evening strolls feel natural.

• Club core you’ll visit: a sensible spread for workouts and wind-downs—think gym/fitness studio, pool and indoor games lounges placed near parking and clear walkways (confirm specifics in the brochure).
• Outdoor sport without the chaos: multi-sport courts and practice areas grouped together so peak-hour energy doesn’t spill into calm streets.
• Parks and pocket greens: shaded seating, children’s play zones and short loops for daily steps, stitched between clusters instead of one far-off lawn.
• Everyday convenience: lighting, footpaths, signage and benches where you actually pause—useful on school-run evenings and post-dinner walks.
• Planned privacy: buffers between active amenities and home fronts, so weekends stay lively and weekdays stay quiet.

Ask for the latest brochure download to see the current amenity list and placement, or request the master plan PDF if you prefer to check distances from a specific plot. (Details are indicative; confirm during enquiry.)

To keep things accurate for Manyata Earthsong, pricing is shared on request. Ask for the price list (PDF) with the current payment plan, a clean cost breakup and an all-inclusive estimate for the plot you’re considering. If there’s a limited-period offer, we’ll note its validity so you’re deciding on up-to-date numbers, not screenshots from months ago.

What you’ll receive:

• Phase-specific price list (PDF) and payment plan
• Cost sheet with taxes and one-time charges itemised
• All-inclusive estimate for your preferred plot (indicative; confirm during enquiry)
• Next steps: token → sanction → agreement timeline (high level)

What can change the price:

• Plot siting (corner/park-facing/internal), frontage/depth, and orientation (sun/breeze)
• Proximity to active amenities/clubhouse and approach road width
• Phase and release batch (if inventory is staggered)

We’re an information/assistance page (not the developer). Details are indicative; confirm during enquiry. Last updated: 23 Aug 2025.

A plotted community works best when the everyday loops are easy. Manyata Earthsong sits off Bellary Road on IVC Road, Devanahalli, giving you practical access to Kempegowda International Airport and quick joins to NH 44. That means predictable airport runs, simpler school/errand drives across the north belt, and fewer cross-city trips for basics. Do a weekday test at your usual time—morning office run, evening class drop, a Saturday grocery loop—and note signals, U-turns and fuel/coffee stops you’ll actually use.

• Airport & NH 44: north-side access that keeps late-night/early-morning travel sane.
• Daily conveniences: groceries, clinics, fitness and cafés in the wider North Bengaluru ecosystem.
• Approach clarity: wide arterial approach with internal loop roads once you’re inside the layout.

Prefer a visual? Open the pinned location map for turn-by-turn routes and share your origin so we can send a time-optimised path for the slot you’ll actually travel.

Open Manyata Earthsong — location map

With Manyata Earthsong, the right plot is the one that lets your future villa “live” well every day. Instead of chasing a bigger number, focus on frontage (how the façade, car bay and entry work), siting inside the master plan, and orientation for sun/breeze. Ask for an indicative plot matrix during enquiry—sizes and availability can vary by phase—then shortlist two or three that match how you actually use a home.

• Frontage first: Enough width for a comfortable car bay/turning radius, a clear gate position and a front garden without squeezing the entry.
• Depth & layout: Depth should allow a logical living–dining flow, utility access and a quiet study/guest room without odd corridors.
• Orientation: Morning sun in living areas, afternoon shade in key rooms, and scope for cross-ventilation with opposite openings.
• Siting in the plan: Corner vs internal, park-facing vs court-adjacent, transformer/utility yards and approach-road width near your gate.
• Setbacks & services: Understand mandated setbacks, drainage slope, rainwater recharge and where services (meters, tanks, conduits) can sit cleanly.
• Privacy & noise: Check the line of sight from facing plots and distance from active amenities to keep weekends lively but weekdays calm.

If two options feel close, request a quick layout comparison—we’ll overlay a typical villa plan on each shortlisted plot so you can see furniture, car movement and garden spill-out at a glance. Pair that with the master plan PDF and your price list (PDF)/payment plan to decide with confidence.

A smooth purchase follows a clear rhythm: shortlist → numbers you can trust → paperwork → possession. For Manyata Earthsong, we keep each step tidy so decisions stay factual and time-bound. If you’re taking a home loan, line up eligibility in parallel with your plot shortlisting—most delays happen when finance and paperwork run out of sync.

Typical sequence (high level)

1. Shortlist & numbers: Request the price list (PDF), payment plan and a cost breakup. Ask for an all-inclusive estimate for your preferred plot (indicative; confirm during enquiry).
2. Token/EOI: Block the plot you like; ensure the receipt mentions the plot reference, phase and validity window.
3. Loan sanction: Apply with 1–2 banks. Compare LTV, interest type (fixed/floating) and pre-EMI vs full EMI implications. Keep a small emergency buffer (5–10%) outside your loan.
4. Agreements: Review draft agreements and annexures (specifications, payment schedule, penalties/rights). Match the schedule to your bank disbursement stages to avoid cash-flow strain.
5. Registration & charges: Account for stamp duty/registration, documentation/legal charges and any advance maintenance deposits (if applicable).
6. Stage payments & handover: Follow milestone-linked payments. Plan interiors/utilities separately so EMI stays comfortable.

Documents checklist (essentials)

• KYC: PAN, Aadhaar, photographs; for NRI buyers—passport, visa/OCI, overseas address proof.
• Income proofs: Salary slips/ITRs, Form 16, bank statements (last 6–12 months as asked by the lender).
• Property pack (from us during enquiry): phase details, payment plan, draft agreements and a summary of approvals for your file.

Not sure about timing? We’ll map your preferred plot to a simple Gantt of payments and share a bank-intro if you want to compare rates quickly. This comes along with your price list (PDF) and payment plan, so finance decisions don’t slow the site visit.

For Manyata Earthsong, details are registered phase-wise. During enquiry we’ll share the relevant RERA number for your phase, current status notes and the indicative possession date. Always cross-check on the Karnataka RERA portal before you decide.

Examples (for reference — verify on the portal):

• Phase 1 — PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/180518/001740
• Phase 2 — PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/200109/003146
• Phase 3 — PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/250422/004849
• Phase 4A — PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/220223/005747
• Phase 4B — PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/020323/005765
• Phase 4C — PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/150523/005932

What you’ll receive from us: the phase-specific RERA number, a succinct status update (what’s done/ongoing) and the developer’s latest possession communication, alongside your price list (PDF) and payment plan. Treat timelines as indicative until you verify officially and review the agreement pack. If you want, we’ll include a simple checklist so you can tick off approvals and dates in one place.

When you shortlist Devanahalli plots or IVC Road villa plots, compare like-for-like so the choice is clear. Use this quick checklist to benchmark Manyata Earthsong against any alternative.

• Total cost, not just rate: Re-price with the same inclusions—base, taxes, one-time charges (club/infra), maintenance deposits and registration. Ask for an all-inclusive estimate for each plot.
• Approach & internal roads: Width, surfacing, turning radii and signage. Stand at peak time to see real traffic flow and visitor parking behaviour.
• Plot usability: Frontage/depth ratio, driveway placement, setbacks, drainage slope and services (meter boxes, tanks, conduits) that won’t clutter your façade.
• Siting & orientation: Corner vs internal, park- or court-adjacent, distance from active amenities, sun path, cross-breeze potential and privacy from facing plots.
• Utility readiness: Power, treated water source, sewage/STP, storm-water management and fiber/ISP entries—confirm connection points and timelines.
• Master plan behaviour: Where the clubhouse/sport clusters sit, noise containment, shaded walkways, lighting and the location of transformer/utility yards.
• Paperwork clarity: Phase-wise RERA number, approvals summary, draft agreements and a clean payment plan that matches your bank’s disbursement stages.
• Maintenance & community rules: Monthly charges, what they include (security, common-area upkeep), façade/compound guidelines, pet/parking norms.
• Phasing & delivery: Which amenities and roads are available with your phase; verify handover/ possession communication rather than marketing slides.
• Neighbourhood reality check: Time your weekday loops (groceries, clinic, school bus) and the airport/NH 44 run you’ll do most often.

Put both options into a simple grid with the same assumptions. If Manyata Earthsong removes more daily friction—smoother approach, better siting, clearer paperwork—it’s the right choice even when the headline rate looks similar.

A good decision needs a good visit. Block two windows—say Sat 11:00 AM and Sun 3:00 PM—so you can see Manyata Earthsong in different light and activity levels. Drive in from your usual origin at your usual time, not a “best case,” and note signals, U-turns and where you’d realistically stop for fuel/coffee.

• Route test: Use the pinned location map; save two routes (fastest vs fewer signals). Time the airport/NH-44 run you’ll do often.
• Plot walk: Stand on your shortlisted plots; check noise at peak amenity hours, privacy from facing plots, and breeze/sun through the day.
• Master plan in hand: Carry a print of the master plan PDF; mark transformer/utility yards, court/club clusters and visitor parking pockets.
• Future home fit: Bring an indicative floor plan (or furniture sizes) to test frontage, car turning and garden spill-out.
• Numbers on paper: Before you leave, request the price list (PDF), payment plan and an all-inclusive estimate for the plot you liked.

Ask for a summary email of what you saw (plot refs, siting notes, next steps). Back home, replay the weekday loop on Maps and compare with one other community—same assumptions, side by side. The calmer routine usually points to the right choice.

Project approvals include BIAPPA and KSPCB environmental clearance. Phase-wise RERA details are shared during enquiry; please verify on the Karnataka RERA portal. Bank approvals with leading lenders (e.g., SBI, ICICI, LIC HFL, L&T)—ask for the latest letter during enquiry.