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Bellary Road, Bangalore: Living Guide, Prices & Projects (2026)

By Property Point Advisory·Updated September 2026

In short

Bellary Road in Bangalore: The NH-44 corridor from Mekhri Circle to the airport. It suits families and end-users, and people working around Kempegowda International Airport, with access to Kempegowda International Airport and Hebbal, Manyata and North Bengaluru offices.

Flats and new projects in Bellary Road

The neighbourhood

Bellary Road is the NH-44 corridor running north from Mekhri Circle through Hebbal, Jakkur and Yelahanka to Devanahalli and Kempegowda International Airport, with ultra-luxury towers at the city end and large estates and row houses near the airport.

What stands out

  • Direct NH-44 run to the airport
  • Hebbal flyover and Outer Ring Road interchange
  • Blue Line airport metro under construction alongside
  • Ultra-luxury at Mekhri Circle, estates near Devanahalli

Practical checks before you move

  • Cauvery (BWSSB) connection vs borewell/tanker dependence is a make-or-break check
  • Daily commute to your workplace
  • Project's maintenance charges and amenities

Good to know

Questions buyers ask

Is Bellary Road a good place to live?

For many buyers, yes. The NH-44 corridor from Mekhri Circle to the airport, with good connectivity and social infrastructure. Confirm the water source and your commute for the specific project.

Who is Bellary Road best for?

Families and end-users, and professionals working around Kempegowda International Airport.

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