Location

Century Blue Moon Jakkur is built on one of North Bangalore’s most useful addresses — directly off Bellary Road / NH-44, a short hop from Jakkur Aerodrome, and wrapped inside the Century Immencity township. The location does two jobs at once. It keeps you on the city’s airport-growth axis, with the Hebbal interchange, the Outer Ring Road and a planned metro within easy reach, and it surrounds you with a self-contained neighbourhood of offices, retail, dining and culture. If connectivity is the deciding factor in your home search, talk to our team and we will map your daily commute against this site. Below is the full distance picture, from arterial roads to schools, hospitals and workplaces.

✦ Address & Site Context

The site sits in Jakkur, immediately off the Bellary Road / NH-44 corridor, with Jakkur Aerodrome roughly 3 km away. Because the enclave is part of Century Immencity, residents get something most standalone projects cannot offer: a mixed-use neighbourhood of offices, retail, dining, culture and a planned metro station, all built around the home address. Jakkur Lake and the low-rise residential fabric nearby keep the immediate setting green and uncongested.

North to south, the position is well judged. Hebbal and its multi-modal interchange lie to the south, the Yelahanka and Devanahalli belts open up to the north, and the airport corridor runs straight past, so you gain from infrastructure momentum along the whole axis rather than a single pocket. Living at Century Blue Moon at Century Immencity means the township’s roads, transit and retail are effectively part of your doorstep.

As seen in the image above, the site connects directly to NH-44, with Hebbal to the south, Yelahanka to the north, and Kempegowda International Airport about 20 km away.

✦ Why Century Blue Moon Jakkur Sits Well on the Airport Corridor

Four drivers explain the early interest in the address. The first is the airport axis itself: NH-44 gives direct access toward the Hebbal flyover, the Outer Ring Road and the upcoming metro. Second is metro integration — a station planned within the township puts rapid transit at the doorstep, a structural advantage for the whole corridor. Third is the depth of established social infrastructure, with schools, multi-specialty hospitals, malls and workplaces a short drive away across Hebbal, Yelahanka and Manyata. And fourth is the self-contained township, which folds offices, high-street retail, F&B and culture into one place and cuts daily commute friction.

Put plainly, a home at Century Blue Moon Bangalore lets you stay close to the airport and the northern tech base without committing to long, congested drives. The master plan shows how the enclave turns its back on the busiest commercial frontage and faces landscape instead.

✦ Connectivity & Distance Matrix

Here is the full distance picture from the site at Jakkur. Drive distances are approximate point-to-point road distances; routing and timings vary with traffic.

✦ Schools & Educational Institutions

Families have a strong choice of schools within a short drive, the closest barely three kilometres out.

✦ Hospitals & Healthcare

Healthcare cover is excellent, starting with Sparsh Hospital under a kilometre away.

✦ Business & Tech Parks

For working residents, the employment base is close and varied, with several clusters inside a five-kilometre radius.

✦ Malls & Lifestyle Destinations

Retail and leisure are equally well served, with two large malls within about three kilometres.

✦ The Jakkur Micro-Market

Jakkur has matured into one of North Bangalore’s most sought-after residential pockets, valued for its lake-side calm, its closeness to established IT parks, and direct NH-44 access to the airport. The broad apartment market runs roughly Rs 9,450 – 15,900 per sft, averaging around Rs 12,000, while premium new launches nearby transact materially higher, in the Rs 17,500 – 20,000+ band. For context, the Century Blue Moon apartments are positioned within that luxury band, at roughly Rs 17,500 – 18,500 per sft.

Locality figures are drawn from publicly reported market data (99acres, Square Yards, market research) as of mid-2026 and are indicative.

Appreciation has been strong across the locality, and the corridor’s trend line points to roughly 9 – 11% a year in stable conditions, with more expected through the metro-commissioning window. That mix of physical calm and economic pull is what draws senior executives, expatriates and HNI investors to Century Blue Moon North Bangalore. On price-to-location, the project reads as one of the more reasonable entries into the North Bangalore luxury tier; you can see the configuration-level numbers on the Price page.