- Clubhouse of about 18,000 sq ft
- Community hall
- Swimming pool
- Gymnasium
- Indoor sports facility
- Outdoor sports facilities
- Landscaped parks of about 1.2 acres
- CCTV surveillance
- Power backup
- Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)
- Rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge
- Renewable energy use
- Solid waste management
- Fire protection and fire-safety systems
- Internal roads, footpaths and street lighting
- 546 covered car parking spaces across three basements
Amenity space per home
The best measure of amenity quality is not the length of a brochure list but how much space each household actually shares. At Godrej Regent Park, 534 homes share an 18,000 sq ft clubhouse, a community hall, a pool, a gym, indoor and outdoor sports and about 1.2 acres of parks — and because the two towers cover only about 9 percent of the 8.07-acre site, the outdoor amenities sit in open ground rather than on podium leftovers. The amenities below are organised the way the community is designed to be lived in. Godrej MSR City — Phase 3 is useful because amenity value depends on how often residents will use the facilities, how they are maintained, and whether the operating cost feels justified.
| Amenity | Registered area |
|---|---|
| Clubhouse | ~1,672 sq m (about 18,000 sq ft) |
| Community hall | ~212 sq m (about 2,300 sq ft) |
| Outdoor sports facilities | ~944 sq m (about 10,000 sq ft) |
| Indoor sports facility | ~104 sq m (about 1,100 sq ft) |
| Swimming pool | ~214 sq m (about 2,300 sq ft) |
| Gymnasium | ~154 sq m (about 1,650 sq ft) |
| Parks | ~4,994 sq m (about 1.2 acres) |
The clubhouse
The clubhouse is the social anchor of the community, registered at about 18,000 square feet — a substantial building for 534 homes, which gives the facilities genuine programmable space rather than a partial amenity floor tucked into a residential tower. Alongside it sits a community hall of about 2,300 square feet for celebrations, meetings and resident events. A clubhouse of this size is what distinguishes a community from a pair of towers: it is where residents meet, children play indoors, and the community's social life forms. The room-by-room programme comes with the developer's amenity specification, which the sales team can share.
Fitness and wellness
The fitness programme centres on a gymnasium of about 1,650 square feet for everyday training, supported by a dedicated indoor sports area and the outdoor sports facilities in the landscape. About 1.2 acres of parks add space for walking, running and outdoor exercise close to home. For a corridor whose buyer base skews toward health-conscious IT professionals and families, having these facilities inside the gates is a genuine draw.
| Amenity | Description |
|---|---|
| Gymnasium | About 1,650 sq ft fitness centre |
| Indoor sports facility | About 1,100 sq ft |
| Outdoor sports facilities | About 10,000 sq ft in the landscape |
| Landscaped parks | About 1.2 acres for walking and outdoor exercise |
Swimming pool and aquatics
The swimming pool is among the most-used amenities in any Bengaluru community, and Godrej Regent Park's registered pool area is about 2,300 square feet, set within the landscaped grounds. The pool deck becomes a social hub in its own right — surrounded by deck space and seating, with the towers framing it. A pool integrated into the landscape rather than relegated to a corner is one of the clearest markers of a thoughtfully designed community.
Sports facilities
The sports programme spans indoor and outdoor space. Outdoors, about 10,000 square feet is registered for sports facilities, laid out in the open ground around the two towers so access is short from either one. Indoors, a dedicated sports area of about 1,100 square feet adds year-round play whatever the weather. The specific courts and their layout are set out in the developer's amenity plan.
| Amenity | Type |
|---|---|
| Outdoor sports facilities | Open-air, about 10,000 sq ft |
| Indoor sports facility | Covered, about 1,100 sq ft |
| Gymnasium | Covered, about 1,650 sq ft |
Family and children's spaces
An even split of 2 BHK and 3 BHK homes draws young couples, growing families and older parents, and the plan gives each of them room: about 1.2 acres of parks where children can play and elders can walk, a community hall for family occasions, and a clubhouse for indoor time. With only two towers on the site, the parks are a short walk from every front door, so parents can keep an eye on children at play without a long trek across the community.
Community and social spaces
The community programme is what turns 534 households into a neighbourhood. The community hall provides a venue for festivals, meetings and celebrations; the clubhouse gives residents an everyday place to meet; and the parks and seating areas give shared outdoor space for casual gathering.
| Amenity | For |
|---|---|
| Community hall | Events, meetings and celebrations |
| Clubhouse | All residents |
| Landscaped parks | All residents |
Landscape and open space
The landscape is the connective tissue of the community. About 1.2 acres of the site is registered as parks with tree planting, and the wider open ground — roughly 91 percent of the land — carries the pool, the sports facilities, footpaths and internal roads. The compact two-tower massing is what releases the ground plane to this landscape; concentrating the built area into two tall towers is precisely what makes the generous open space possible. The full site logic is on the master plan page.
Water, power, and site infrastructure
The amenity programme is built on a utility backbone, and these systems directly affect daily reliability and running costs. A working STP and rainwater harvesting materially reduce a community's dependence on tanker water — a genuine operational advantage in Bengaluru, where water security is a recurring concern. Renewable energy use and on-site waste management lower the monthly maintenance cost that residents pay, and power backup keeps the community running through outages.
| System | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) | On-site treatment of waste water |
| Rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge | Storm-water management and groundwater recharge |
| Renewable energy use | Lower common-area energy load and maintenance cost |
| Solid waste management | On-site handling and disposal of waste |
| Power backup | Continuity through outages |
| Electricity transformer and substation | Dedicated supply infrastructure |
Safety and smart security
Security is a baseline expectation for families. The plan includes CCTV surveillance, fire protection and fire-safety systems designed for high-rise towers, fire escapes in each tower and emergency evacuation provision, with street lighting across the internal roads.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| CCTV surveillance | Common-area coverage |
| Fire protection and fire safety | High-rise-compliant systems |
| Fire escapes | In each tower |
| Emergency evacuation | Built into the plan |
| Street lighting | Across internal roads and footpaths |
Parking
Three basement levels carry 546 covered car parking spaces, services and utilities below grade, with 88 further open spaces at grade — keeping most vehicles off the landscaped ground and protecting parked cars from the elements. Locating parking below grade is a hallmark of a well-resolved high-rise master plan: it removes surface parking clutter, frees the ground plane for greenery and amenity, and gives residents secure, weather-protected parking.
How the amenities support daily life
The amenity programme at Godrej Regent Park is designed around the full arc of a resident's day and week: morning fitness at the gym, the pool or a walk through the parks; children to the parks and sports facilities; evenings at the clubhouse, in the community hall or on the landscaped grounds. For families, the open ground and sports space are the draw; for professionals, the fitness facilities close to home; for investors, a well-provided amenity stack is what supports rental demand and tenant retention on the Sarjapur corridor. The itemised facility list and the clubhouse programme come with the developer's amenity specification — enquire via the contact page to receive them.
Godrej Regent Park Amenities FAQs
How much amenity space does Godrej Regent Park have for its size?
For 534 homes, the plan provides a clubhouse of about 18,000 sq ft, a community hall of about 2,300 sq ft, about 10,000 sq ft of outdoor sports facilities and about 1.2 acres of parks, on a site where roughly 91 percent of the land is uncovered. That is a generous amenity allocation per household, which keeps facilities uncrowded at peak hours.
What does the clubhouse at Godrej Regent Park include?
The clubhouse is registered at about 18,000 sq ft and is the social anchor of the community. Alongside it the plan registers a community hall of about 2,300 sq ft, a gymnasium of about 1,650 sq ft and an indoor sports area of about 1,100 sq ft. The room-by-room clubhouse programme comes with the developer's amenity specification.
What fitness and wellness facilities are planned?
A gymnasium of about 1,650 sq ft, an indoor sports area, about 10,000 sq ft of outdoor sports facilities and a swimming pool of about 2,300 sq ft, set within about 1.2 acres of landscaped parks for walking and outdoor exercise.
What sports facilities does Godrej Regent Park offer?
The plan includes an indoor sports facility of about 1,100 sq ft and outdoor sports facilities of about 10,000 sq ft. The specific courts and their layout are set out in the developer's amenity plan, which the sales team can share.
What sustainability and utility systems are included?
The site infrastructure includes a Sewage Treatment Plant, rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge, renewable energy use, solid waste management, storm-water drains, power backup and an electricity transformer and substation. A working STP and rainwater harvesting materially reduce dependence on tanker water, and on-site waste management lowers the monthly maintenance residents pay.
What security and parking are provided?
CCTV surveillance, fire protection and fire-safety systems, fire escapes and emergency evacuation provision are all part of the plan. Three basement levels carry 546 covered car parking spaces, with 88 open spaces at grade, keeping most vehicles off the landscaped ground.