Location

The Address: Jakkur, on Bangalore's Airport Corridor

Century Blue Moon sits in Jakkur, right on the Bellary Road / NH-44 axis in North Bangalore — the corridor that ties the city to Kempegowda International Airport. Position is the whole pitch here: close enough to the airport, the tech parks and the Hebbal interchange to matter on a weekday, and far enough from the arterial crush to still feel residential. The residential enclave sits inside the 50+ acre Century Immencity township, so offices, retail, dining, culture and a planned metro station wrap around the address rather than sitting a drive away. Jakkur Lake and the low-rise neighbourhood around it keep the immediate setting calm, while the wider corridor reaches Hebbal, Yelahanka and the Manyata employment base in minutes. For anyone comparing North Bangalore connectivity apartments, that pairing of quiet and reach is the headline.

Because the township is mixed-use, a good part of daily life stays within walking or shuttle distance — which is what separates the Century Blue Moon at Century Immencity location from a standalone tower on a busy main road. To see how the parcel is organised, our Master Plan page lays it out; if you would rather we walk you through the area in person, book a site visit and our team will host you.

Why the Century Blue Moon Location Advantages Stand Out

Four threads run through the Century Blue Moon location advantages, and each is grounded in the address rather than in adjectives. The first is the airport axis: a position on NH-44 (Bellary Road) with direct access toward the Hebbal flyover, the Outer Ring Road and the upcoming metro network. The second is metro integration — a planned station inside the township that brings rapid transit close to the doorstep. Third is mature social infrastructure, with schools, multi-specialty hospitals, malls and tech parks a short drive out across Hebbal, Yelahanka and Manyata. And fourth is the self-contained township itself, where Grade-A offices, a high-street retail line, dining and culture cut down on how often anyone needs to leave the neighbourhood at all.

Read together, these advantages explain why the corridor draws senior executives, expatriates and investors looking at luxury apartments in airport corridor Bangalore. The everyday benefit is plain: shorter trips, fewer of them, and a calmer base to come home to.

As seen in the image above, the site connects directly to NH-44, with Hebbal to the south and the Yelahanka and Devanahalli belts to the north.

Connectivity and Distance Matrix

Distances below are approximate point-to-point road distances from the site at Jakkur; routing and timings vary. Bellary Road runs along the doorstep, so these apartments near Bellary Road open straight onto the main arterial. Jakkur Aerodrome is about 3 km away, which makes the case for apartments near Jakkur Aerodrome and the green, low-rise pocket around it. Apartments near Hebbal Flyover gain from its multi-modal interchange about 9 km out, while the Outer Ring Road is around 10 km — useful for anyone weighing apartments near Outer Ring Road Bangalore and the east-west links it opens up. Kempegowda International Airport is around 20 km along the same axis, so the address works for buyers after flats near Kempegowda International Airport without the noise of being right beside it. The Manyata employment base is about 7 km on, a key number for apartments near Manyata Tech Park.

Workplaces and Tech Parks

Much of the Century Blue Moon Jakkur connectivity story is really a workplace story. Several employment clusters sit within a short drive, which keeps both commute times and tenant demand healthy. Among them are apartments near Kirloskar Business Park, about 4 km out, and apartments near L&T Tech Park Bangalore at a similar distance, with Collins Aerospace and the Amazon office at Sattva Horizon close by as well. Manyata Tech Park, the largest of the set, is about 7 km on, and the KIADB Aerospace SEZ sits within the wider catchment — depth that keeps leasing demand broad across cycles.

Schools and Hospitals

Families tend to weigh schools and healthcare before anything else, and both are close. Mallya Aditi International School is about 3 km away, Canadian International School roughly 5 km, with Ryan International, Vidyashilp Academy, Delhi Public School North and Stonehill International all within a sensible radius. On the healthcare side, Sparsh Hospital at Yelahanka is under a kilometre out, with Manipal, Aster CMI, Columbia Asia and Cytecare a few kilometres further.

Retail and Lifestyle

For shopping and leisure, RMZ Galleria sits about 2 km away and Phoenix Mall of Asia around 3 km, with Esteem Mall, Forum 13 Degree North and the Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru filling out the wider catchment.

Metro and Future Connectivity

The connectivity case is set to strengthen. A metro station is planned within the Century Immencity township, which puts rapid transit close to home; for buyers tracking apartments near proposed Jakkur metro station, that integrated stop is the structural upgrade to watch on this stretch of the corridor. Alongside the metro, continued road widening and steady commercial absorption along Bellary Road keep adding to the area's pull. For a resident, an integrated stop means a low-stress route to the airport and the tech corridor without leaning on the car for every trip; for an owner, transit upgrades like this have historically supported both rents and resale along the axis. Our blog updates follow the corridor as it firms up, and the price breakdown shows how the location feeds into value.