1 BHK Apartment for Rent in Electronic City, Bengaluru
Electronic City, Bengaluru
- 592 sq ft super built-up
- 1 BHK
- Ready to move
- 14th of 25 floors
- Furnished
Location
Shubh AanganElectronic City, BengaluruPincode 560100
About 34.5 km from Bengaluru centre
Approximate area. The circle covers roughly 500 m; the exact address is not shown. The pincode is a postal zone, not a locality.
About this property
1 BHK apartment in Shubh Aangan, Electronic City, Bengaluru. 592 sq ft super built-up, furnished, on the 14th floor of 25, west facing. The home has 1 bedrooms and 1 bathrooms, 2 balconies, servant room with separate washroom, vitrified tiles throughout. Comes furnished with wardrobes in all bedrooms, ACs, geysers, curtains, a fridge and a washing machine. The society has lift, CCTV, power backup, covered parking, intercom, fire safety. Metro station within a short drive; quiet residential lane. Rent ₹15,000 a month, deposit ₹90,000. Available from 2026-10-05. Preferred: family, bachelors.
Amenities
- Lift
- CCTV
- Power backup
- Covered parking
- Intercom
- Fire safety
Price and costs
What you will actually pay
Indicative figures. Your lawyer and bank will confirm the exact amounts.
Rent compared
From 41 comparable rental listings.
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Before you pay
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- Title documents (sale deed and the chain of earlier deeds)
- Encumbrance certificate (no loans or claims on it)
- Approved building plan or floor plan
Who is selling
Posted 19 Aug 2026 · confirmed available 12 Sept 2026.
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