The location matters because it gives you the best of both worlds: fast work commutes and a peaceful home life. Situated on Soukya Road on Whitefield's eastern edge, Godrej Florenne offers quick access to major IT hubs. At the same time, its green and quiet surroundings keep you away from heavy traffic. This makes it an ideal setting for a low-rise rowhouse community.

For a home, location shapes both daily life and long-term value. Godrej Florenne is planned around three advantages: fast road access through the Satellite Town Ring Road, proximity to the Whitefield and ITPL job market, and a growing base of schools, hospitals and shopping within a short drive. Together these make the address convenient to live in today and well placed for the future.

Godrej Florenne is well connected by road, metro, rail, air and bus. The Satellite Town Ring Road runs close to the site, the Purple Line metro serves the corridor, and Whitefield Railway Station and Kempegowda International Airport are both reachable through the ring road network.

Road Connectivity

Soukya Road links the community to the wider East Bengaluru road network.

• Satellite Town Ring Road (NH-648): just 800 m, giving fast, signal-light-free travel across the eastern belt and on to the airport.
• Old Madras Road and Whitefield Main Road: connect onward to the Outer Ring Road and central Bengaluru.

Metro Connectivity

Two Namma Metro Purple Line stations serve the Whitefield corridor, linking the community west across the city to Challaghatta.

• Kadugodi Tree Park Metro: about 7.3 km, roughly 24 minutes by road; an elevated Purple Line station that opened in March 2023.
• Hopefarm Channasandra Metro: about 7.5 km, roughly 24 minutes by road; an elevated Purple Line station that opened in March 2023.
• Line interchange: the Purple Line meets the Green Line at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station (Majestic), about 19 to 24 km west, so passengers can change lines to reach the rest of the city.

Rail Connectivity

Suburban and express rail services run from the nearby Whitefield hub.

• Whitefield Railway Station: about 7 km, roughly 22 minutes by road. A South Western Railway station with 4 platforms and around 50 trains a day to destinations such as KSR Bengaluru, Bangarpet, Chennai and Howrah.
• Multi-modal and upgrades: it is about 1 km from the Whitefield (Kadugodi) metro for easy transfers, and is being redeveloped with a food plaza, a wider foot-overbridge and new parking.

Air Connectivity

The airport is reached through the Satellite Town Ring Road, which keeps the drive largely free of city traffic.

• Kempegowda International Airport: about 51 km, roughly 1 hour 15 minutes by road via the Satellite Town Ring Road.

Bus Connectivity

Local BMTC services connect the corridor to Whitefield, central Bengaluru and the towns around the city.

• Bhodhana Hosahalli bus stop: just 800 m, the nearest stop, with routes toward Chikka Thirupathi, Devanagondi and Muthkur.
• Samethanahalli bus stop: about 2 km, with BMTC routes such as 500-HC to Hebbal Bridge, 304-VB to Tin Factory, 390 to Hoskote, 335-H to HAL Main Gate, 306-K to KR Market and 304-X to Kempegowda.
• Kempegowda Bus Station (Majestic): the main bus terminus in central Bengaluru, about 30 km away; it can also be reached by a local bus to Kadugodi Tree Park metro and the Purple Line into the city.

Godrej Florenne puts residents just a short drive from Whitefield's top tech parks, including ITPL and EPIP Zone. These major hubs employ a large portion of Bengaluru's technology workforce.

Families at Godrej Florenne have a choice of established schools within a short drive.

Higher-education options, from pre-university colleges to an engineering college, are close to the community.

Whitefield's healthcare network, including multi-specialty and maternity hospitals, is within easy reach.

Malls, multiplexes and high streets across the Whitefield corridor cover everyday shopping and weekend leisure.

Whitefield is one of Bengaluru's best-known IT and residential hubs on the East side of the city. What started as a quiet farming village is now a vibrant district where people can live, work, and play, supported by major tech parks and the Namma Metro Purple Line.

How Whitefield Developed

• Colonial roots (1882): David White founded the settlement on land granted by the Maharaja of Mysore. It remained a quiet village for over a century.
• The IT boom (1998): The opening of International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPL) attracted global tech companies. Farmland quickly turned into tech campuses like EPIP Zone, gated communities, and shopping centres.

Whitefield Today

• A major economic centre: Whitefield hosts hundreds of multinational companies and tech offices, driving East Bengaluru's economy.
• Complete amenities: Top hospitals, international schools, and major shopping malls like Phoenix Marketcity serve the area.
• Strong connectivity: The Namma Metro Purple Line directly connects Whitefield to central Bengaluru, ending at the Kadugodi terminus.

Soukya Road runs along the eastern edge of Whitefield toward Hoskote. It takes its name from the nearby SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre. Once a quiet, green area, it is now one of East Bengaluru's fastest-growing residential belts.

How the Area Developed

• A peaceful, green start: The road was known mainly for its holistic wellness centre, keeping the area calm, green, and non-commercial for years.
• Expanding from Whitefield: As Whitefield's core became fully built, growth expanded along Soukya Road. The area's development gained momentum thanks to National Highway 648, the Satellite Town Ring Road, and nearby Purple Line metro stations at Kadugodi and Hope Farm.

The Area Today

• Spacious, green homes: The corridor is now a well-planned residential market. It offers larger homes and open green spaces, all within a short drive of Whitefield's workplaces, top schools, and hospitals.
• Upgraded infrastructure: Road widening projects, established schools, and modern healthcare facilities serve the neighbourhood. Upcoming projects, like Peripheral Ring Road and Suburban Rail System, will make travel even faster in the future.