Which Part of Whitefield Is Soukya Road? Location, Map and Distances

Soukya Road starts on the eastern edge of Whitefield, a short drive past Hope Farm Circle. From there, it heads east and south-east, away from the dense tech parks and towards open farmland. Along the way, you pass Thirumalashettyhalli, Samethanahalli, Dodda Dunnasandra and Hemmandahalli before the road meets the Hoskote side.

Picture Whitefield as a triangle of ITPL, Hope Farm and Kadugodi, with Soukya Road leaving its eastern corner. That position explains why it feels close to the IT belt but still looks like a rural road.

The honest answer is both, and that confuses many first-time buyers. On postal addresses and map apps, most people describe Soukya Road as part of Whitefield. On land records, large parts of the road fall inside Hoskote taluk, under hoblis such as Anugondanahalli.

This matters when you compare property prices, taxes and approvals. Always check the village, hobli and taluk listed in the RERA registration before you book. The address on a brochure may say Whitefield, while the land record tells the real story.

Distances change based on your starting point, so treat these as close estimates from the middle stretch.

If you drive from the city, take Old Madras Road or the Whitefield Main Road towards Hope Farm. From Hope Farm, follow the Chikka Tirupati Road for a short distance and take the Soukya Road turn. The route stays simple, though peak-hour traffic near Hope Farm can slow you down.

If you prefer the metro, ride the Purple Line to Hopefarm Channasandra or Kadugodi Tree Park. From either station, a cab or auto covers the last few kilometres in around 15 to 20 minutes. Whitefield Railway Station also serves the area for suburban and long-distance trains towards Chennai.

For flights, you can head north to the Satellite Town Ring Road near Hoskote. This route lets you skip the inner city, which saves real time during evening traffic.

Central Whitefield gives you more convenience, while Soukya Road gives you more space and quiet. Your choice depends on whether you value a short walk to shops or a garden of your own.

Godrej Florenne sits at Hemmandahalli, on the eastern stretch of Soukya Road, under Anugondanahalli hobli of Hoskote taluk. The 20-acre rowhouse community plans 218 homes and adjoins the Ayurvedagram wellness centre. The Satellite Town Ring Road runs about 800 m away, which keeps airport trips easy.

You can see its links to metro stations, tech parks and highways on the Godrej Florenne location page. If you want to know what gives the road its reputation, read what Soukya Road is famous for.