Quick Answer
Amaryllis Farms is a completed 33-acre managed farm community by Agrocorp Landbase located on Kodikonda Road in Sri Sathya Sai district, Andhra Pradesh, along NH44 (the Bangalore-Hyderabad National Highway, formerly NH7). The estate holds 60+ exclusive hilltop farms at 0.50 acres each, roughly three times the size of a typical 7,000–8,000 sq ft managed farm plot. It sits within the Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) growth corridor, about 45 minutes from the airport, with hilltop elevation that delivers cooler temperatures, cleaner air, and uninterrupted sightlines that flatter-terrain projects in the corridor cannot replicate. (Agrocorp Amaryllis Farms page)
TL;DR
Amaryllis Farms is a 33-acre completed managed farm community by Agrocorp, with 60+ farms at 0.50 acres (21,780 sq ft) each.
The estate is on NH44 in the KIA Corridor, around 45 minutes from[1].
At 0.50 acres, plots are roughly 2.2x to 4.3x the size of a standard managed farm plot, with community density of around 1.8 plots per acre.
The corridor is shaped by three structural drivers: the airport, the[2] starting at Kodikonda, and the aerospace cluster emerging near Kodikonda checkpost.
Amaryllis Farms is part of Agrocorp's 13-year, 1,200+ acre, zero-litigation track record.
Amaryllis Farms is a 33-acre completed managed farm community by Agrocorp, with 60+ farms at 0.50 acres (21,780 sq ft) each.
What Amaryllis Farms Is
Amaryllis Farms is a fully delivered managed farm community spread across 33 acres on the Bangalore-Hyderabad Highway. The estate holds 60+ farms at 0.50 acres each, giving it a plot-to-acre ratio of roughly 1.8. That density is deliberately low. Most managed farm projects near Bengaluru run at 4 to 8 plots per acre because they work with 5,000 to 10,000 square-foot units. Amaryllis is built around larger, less dense ownership. (Agrocorp project page)
The defining feature of the project is its terrain. Hilltop positioning gives the estate natural elevation that flatter sites in the corridor cannot offer, and it is the reason owners chose Amaryllis over the alternatives they evaluated.
Where Amaryllis Farms Is Located on the Bangalore-Hyderabad Corridor
Amaryllis Farms sits on Kodikonda Road in Chilamathur mandal,[3]. The estate is adjacent to NH44, India's longest national highway, which runs from Srinagar to Kanyakumari. NH44 absorbed the older NH7 designation during the 2010 nationwide renumbering, which is why some documentation still references NH7 for the same road ([4]).
The highway's relevance is direct. NH44 is a six-lane corridor that runs past Kempegowda International Airport at Devanahalli before continuing into Andhra Pradesh. From the Amaryllis Farms gate, the drive to the airport is approximately 45 minutes on signal-free road. For owners who travel internationally, that proximity is not theoretical. It is a measurable lifestyle advantage.
The corridor is in active transformation. Kodikonda is the starting point of the under-construction Bangalore-Vijayawada Expressway, a 624 km six-lane greenfield road being built under Bharatmala Pariyojana Phase II at an estimated cost of ₹19,320 crore. Once operational, Kodikonda becomes a junction node between the historic Bangalore-Hyderabad axis and the new Bangalore-Vijayawada corridor.
The Kodikonda area is also drawing aerospace investment. According to[5], Embraer is in active discussions to establish a passenger aircraft manufacturing unit near Kodikonda checkpost, and Sarala Aviation is planning an electric aircraft project in the same belt. The explicit reason these companies prefer Sri Sathya Sai district is its proximity to Devanahalli airport.
What 0.50 Acres Actually Means as a Plot Size
The 0.50-acre format at Amaryllis Farms is the defining product differentiator. The comparison is concrete:
A standard managed farm plot in the Bengaluru market is typically 5,000 to 10,000 square feet (0.11 to 0.23 acres).
An Agrocorp Central Vista Farms plot is 7,000, 8,000, or 10,000 square feet (0.16 to 0.23 acres).
An Amaryllis Farms plot is 21,780 square feet, or 0.50 acres.
In practical terms, a 0.50-acre plot lets an owner plan for a farmhouse structure within applicable agricultural construction limits, a properly designed kitchen garden, mature fruit trees, an open lawn for events, and still retain untouched ground that feels genuinely rural. A 7,000 sq ft plot, by contrast, gives the owner a single building footprint with a small landscaped surround.
This is the range argument Agrocorp's portfolio makes. A buyer who wants a curated, high-amenity community fits Central Vista Farms. A buyer who wants substantially more land on elevated terrain in a less dense community fits Amaryllis. Same developer, same legal process, same management standard, different product shapes for different ownership goals.
Why Hilltop Positioning Matters for Farm Plot Value
Hilltop sites are scarce in the Bengaluru farmland market. Most farm communities are built on flat ground because that is what most large parcels in the corridor are. Hilltop layouts involve more complex terracing and infrastructure work, which is why developers generally avoid them.
The trade-off is that hilltop ground delivers four practical advantages that flat-terrain plots cannot match:
Air quality. Elevated sites typically register lower particulate concentrations than valley floors because air at higher altitudes circulates more freely and is less affected by ground-level dust.
Temperature. Bengaluru's plateau already sits at around 900 metres. Hilltop micro-elevations on top of that base translate into measurable cooling, particularly in the late afternoon and evening hours when valley sites trap heat.
Drainage. Elevated land drains naturally. Monsoon waterlogging, which affects flat farmland sites disproportionately, is structurally less likely on a hilltop layout.
Sightlines. A hilltop plot gives the owner an unobstructed horizon. In a corridor where light pollution from Bengaluru is gradually advancing, owning ground with genuine night-sky visibility is a non-trivial amenity.
These are physical advantages of elevated terrain, not marketing claims.
How Amaryllis Farms Fits Into Agrocorp's Range of Project Formats
Agrocorp Landbase was established in 2012 and operates as one of Bengaluru's most prolific managed farm community developers. The company has transacted over 1,200 acres across 13 years with a stated zero-litigation track record, planted over 110,000 trees, and sold 1,000+ farm plots.
Across the portfolio, plot sizes span a deliberate spectrum:
Compact premium plots (7,000 to 10,000 sq ft): Central Vista Farms on NH44 in Sri Sathya Sai district, with 101 plots across 28 acres. Agrocorp's current flagship.
Half-acre plots (0.50 acres): Amaryllis Farms, Amari Farms, Amatra Farms, The Palm Reserve. Distributed across NH44 in the KIA Corridor.
Themed managed farmland (0.25 to 0.50 acres): The Vineyard, Agrocorp's Tuscan-themed community near Nandi Hills, developed in partnership with[6], India's second-largest wine producer.
The range exists for a reason. A buyer who wants a designed clubhouse and water bodies fits Central Vista Farms. A buyer who wants more land, lower density, and hilltop terrain fits Amaryllis. A buyer who wants a wine-country aesthetic with grape cultivation as a thematic anchor fits The Vineyard.
The Legal Diligence Standard Behind Every Amaryllis Plot
Every plot at Amaryllis Farms passed through Agrocorp's full seven-step legal diligence process before any sale was recorded. The process verifies government survey numbers, examines title chains across their complete history, confirms family lineage on the seller side, searches for encumbrances, clears regulatory compliance, and validates all government approvals.
This standard is uncommon in the Bengaluru farmland market. Most developers place verification responsibility on the buyer, who often lacks the expertise to conduct deep title research. Agrocorp's approach inverts that. By the time a buyer is shown a plot, the legal work is already complete. The company has transacted 1,200+ acres across 13 years without a single litigation as a function of that process. Amaryllis Farms is part of that record.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions
- What is Amaryllis Farms by Agrocorp?
- Amaryllis Farms is a completed 33-acre managed farm community by Agrocorp Landbase comprising 60+ exclusive farms at 0.50 acres each. The estate is located on Kodikonda Road in Sri Sathya Sai district, Andhra Pradesh, along NH44 in the KIA growth corridor.
Frequently asked questions
- Where is Amaryllis Farms located?
- Amaryllis Farms is in Chilamathur mandal, Sri Sathya Sai district, Andhra Pradesh, on Kodikonda Road adjacent to NH44 (the Bangalore-Hyderabad Highway, formerly NH7). The drive from Bengaluru is approximately 45 minutes via NH44.
Frequently asked questions
- How does a 0.50-acre hilltop plot at Amaryllis Farms compare to a standard farm plot?
- A 0.50-acre plot equals 21,780 square feet. Standard managed farm plots in the Bengaluru market range from 5,000 to 10,000 sq ft, making the Amaryllis format 2.2x to 4.3x larger. The hilltop positioning adds cooler temperatures, better air circulation, structural drainage, and uninterrupted sightlines that flat-terrain projects in the same corridor cannot offer.
Frequently asked questions
- What infrastructure surrounds Amaryllis Farms?
- Amaryllis Farms is on NH44 within three converging infrastructure layers: Kempegowda International Airport at Devanahalli, the under-construction Bangalore-Vijayawada Expressway starting at Kodikonda, and the emerging aerospace cluster near Kodikonda checkpost drawing investment from Embraer and Sarala Aviation.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Amaryllis Farms a completed project?
- Yes. Amaryllis Farms is a fully delivered managed farm community. Infrastructure is in place, plots are demarcated, common areas are landscaped and maintained, and on-site management is operational.
Frequently asked questions
- How does Amaryllis fit within Agrocorp's portfolio?
- Amaryllis Farms is one of several Agrocorp managed farm communities in the KIA Corridor, alongside The Palm Reserve, Amari Farms, and Amatra Farms. It represents the larger-plot, lower-density end of Agrocorp's product range. The current flagship, Central Vista Farms on NH44, offers more compact 7,000–10,000 sq ft plots in a higher-amenity community format.
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