Embassy Riverine occupies 50.81 acres at Sy. No. 223/1(P), Tharahunse Village, Jala Hobli, Bengaluru North, PIN 562157, inside the registered parent layout Embassy Origins.
Fifty acres is a location question in itself
Most project location pages treat the site as a dot. On a parcel this size that is misleading before any distance is quoted.
50.81 acres is roughly 205,610 sq.m. If it were square it would run about 453 m on a side; real parcels are rarely square, so the spread from one boundary to another is plausibly further. A villa at one edge of this estate and a villa at the other are several hundred metres apart, and they do not have the same walk to the clubhouse, the same view, or quite the same drive out.
That is not a criticism - it is the arithmetic of low density. 217 villas at 4.27 per acre have to occupy ground. But it means "distance from the project" is a range on this site, not a point, and any figure quoted to a metre should be treated with suspicion.
What the record does and does not fix about position
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Village, hobli, taluk, PIN | Filed and specific - Tharahunse, Jala Hobli, Bengaluru North, 562157 |
| Survey number | 223/1(P) |
| Parent layout | Embassy Origins |
| Coordinate | Filed as 13.180533, 77.59939 - see below |
| Plus Code | Not provided in document |
| Location URL | Not provided in document |
| Boundary schedule | Not filed for this project at all |
Two of those gaps are worth dwelling on.
The coordinate is shared with the neighbouring project. The identical latitude and longitude is filed for Embassy South Reserve, a 14.78-acre apartment parcel. One point cannot be the centroid of a 14.78-acre parcel and a 50.81-acre parcel simultaneously. Reverse geocoded on 10 September 2026, it lands on an unnamed two-lane secondary road in Tharahunase at PIN 562157 - the right village and the right pincode, but a point on a carriageway rather than inside either parcel.
And unlike the apartment project, this record files no boundaries. The South Reserve record lists all four of its boundaries by name and survey number. There is no equivalent schedule here, so there is no second description to triangulate the pin against, and no filed statement of what adjoins these 50.81 acres on any side.
The practical consequence: a project-specific pin for Embassy Riverine does not exist in the public record. One has to come off the KIADB plan or the environmental filing. Until it does, no map on this site claims villa-level precision, and you should not select a villa on the basis of a map pin alone.
What the location map on this site is. It is a locality map: the estate shown against the roads, schools, stations and towns the distances below are measured to. It carries no parcel boundary, no cluster positions and no villa pin, because the record supports none of the three. Use it to place the estate in the corridor, not to choose a villa.
Getting your bearings
The estate sits in the Devanahalli corridor north of Bengaluru - the belt between the Bellary Road spine and the Doddaballapura side of the district. The character is large parcels, an international school cluster, industrial-area notifications, and roads organised around NH-44 and the airport. It is not city, and a villa buyer is generally choosing it for that reason.
Stonehill International School, 1.7 km away, is the orientation point that works. If you know where Stonehill is, you know where this estate is.
The drive, by road
Distances below are road routes computed on 10 September 2026 with a driving profile. Straight lines are not published as distances anywhere on this site, and drive times are free-flow estimates rather than peak-hour ones.
The airport, which is the corridor's whole logic
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Kempegowda International Airport | 16.0 km | 20 min |
| Devanahalli town | 18.1 km | 20 min |
Twenty minutes to an international airport is a genuine and unusual advantage, and for a household that travels often it may be the deciding fact about this address.
Schools
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Stonehill International School | 1.7 km | 3 min |
| Canadian International School, Yelahanka | 13.0 km | 19 min |
A three-minute school run is the kind of thing that shapes a decade of family routine, and on a villa product aimed at families it deserves more weight than most amenity lines.
Where the work is - and the honest version
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Manyata Tech Park | 21.7 km | 24 min |
| Hebbal | 19.4 km | 21 min |
This is where a villa buyer should slow down. Manyata is the only major IT campus this site has road-routed, at 21.7 km and 24 minutes in free flow - and the Hebbal approach is one of the city's worst at peak. The southern and eastern IT belts are considerably further again.
There is no metro to fall back on, as the next section sets out. A daily commute from here to a tech campus is a car commute, and a long one. If that is your pattern, weigh it before the acreage persuades you.
Healthcare
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Aster CMI Hospital, Hebbal | 19.9 km | 21 min |
Roughly twenty minutes to a major private hospital in free flow. On a low-density corridor, tertiary healthcare distance is a fair question to ask about, and this is the only hospital this site has routed.
Nearby towns
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Chikkajala | 6.8 km | 11 min |
| Rajanukunte | 7.5 km | 9 min |
| Yelahanka New Town | 12.8 km | 16 min |
| Doddaballapura | 17.4 km | 19 min |
Rail
| Destination | By road | Drive |
|---|---|---|
| Betta Halasuru halt | 1.9 km | 3 min |
| Rajanukunte railway station | 6.4 km | 7 min |
| Doddajala halt | 7.0 km | 10 min |
| Yelahanka Junction | 12.9 km | 16 min |
| Kempegowda International Airport Halt | 14.8 km | 18 min |
| Bengaluru City (KSR) | 28.5 km | 32 min |
Betta Halasuru at 1.9 km is a halt. That word does real work: a halt is a minor stopping point with limited services, not a junction and not a terminus. It is a genuine convenience and it is not a commuter railhead. Yelahanka Junction at 12.9 km is the nearest station with meaningful service.
We ranked these by road distance rather than straight line, and the ordering changed at positions seven through ten when computed properly - Devanahalli and Kodigehalli exchange places, as do Chikka Banavara and Soladevanahalli. The top three are stable either way, but the reordering below them is why the road computation is not optional.
No metro, and no near-term prospect of one
| Nearest metro | By road | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nagasandra, Green Line | 25.5 km, 31 min | Operational |
| Nagawara | 21.3 km, 22 min | Recorded as proposed |
🔴 Nothing operational is inside 25 km by road. Nagasandra on the Green Line, at 25.5 km and 31 minutes, is the closest metro station that actually exists and runs. Nagawara is nearer on the map and is not built.
The airport line along Bellary Road is under construction. This site publishes no station name, no distance and no opening date for it, because none is established in any source we use. Metro promises are the most inflated currency on this corridor - if you are given a specific station and a specific year, ask to see the alignment document.
The honest summary for a villa buyer
This is airport-adjacent, school-adjacent, low-density land with a long horizon - the certified completion date is 30 September 2032. Twenty minutes to an international airport and three minutes to Stonehill are real. Fifty acres at 4.27 villas per acre is real.
It is not a commuting address, and no page on this site will suggest otherwise. There is no metro, the nearest routed tech park is 24 minutes in free flow and much worse at peak, and the corridor's employment base is developing rather than established.
Those two things are both true at once, and which of them matters more depends entirely on how the household actually lives.
What we did not measure
- KIADB Aerospace Park - the geocode did not resolve to a usable point, so no distance is published.
- Peak-hour times - not computed. Every drive time here is free-flow.
- Walking distances - not computed.
- Any tech park other than Manyata - not routed, therefore not published.
Contact Us About the Embassy Riverine Location
No project-specific pin for these 50.81 acres exists in the public record, so the map here places the estate in the corridor rather than a villa on the ground. Ask for the location marked on the KIADB-approved plan.
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Location - Embassy Riverine FAQs
No. The nearest operational metro station is Nagasandra on the Green Line, 25.5 km and about 31 minutes away by road. Nagawara is closer at 21.3 km but is recorded as proposed, not operational. The airport line along Bellary Road is under construction and this site quotes no station, distance or date for it.
16.0 km by road, about 20 minutes in free-flow traffic - a road route computed on 10 September 2026, not a straight line.
Not easily, and we would rather say so. Manyata Tech Park, the nearest major IT campus, is 21.7 km and about 24 minutes in free flow - materially longer at peak - and there is no metro. This is an airport-adjacent, low-density location with a long horizon, not a short-commute one.
Embassy Biome and Embassy Knowledge Park are marketing names for the wider estate this project sits inside. "Riparian Enclave" is a marketing name used for this villa parcel; it is not a filed name. The name on the registration certificate is Embassy Riverine. Establish which K-RERA registration your villa falls under before signing anything.
Almost certainly. The two registered projects account for 65.59 acres of the estate's filed 85.475 acres, leaving roughly 19.89 acres, and the developer's own investor material describes a further apartment tranche for a later financial year. On a low-density villa product, neighbouring construction into the 2030s is worth asking about specifically.