
Twin lakeside towers or a single G+51 landmark? Comparing Codename Club Class and Purva Hennur 51 on developers, location, homes, amenities and budgets.
Choosing between Codename Club Class vs Purva Hennur 51 means choosing between two pre-launch high-rises in North Bengaluru's Thanisandra and Hennur belt. Club Class offers 220 lakeside corner homes from Ramky, while Purva Hennur 51 proposes about 300 larger homes in one G+51 Puravankara tower. Here is how they compare.
Puravankara has built homes since 1975 and is one of Bengaluru's better-known listed developers, with luxury apartments, villas, plotted projects and townships in its portfolio. Its Purva brand already has a presence on the Hennur side of the city. Club Class comes from the Ramky Group, which began in 1994 in infrastructure and environmental services, and whose housing projects in North Bengaluru include developments on the Yelahanka and Hennur sides. Ramky is co-developing Club Class with Multigen. Codename Club Class vs Purva Hennur 51 therefore pairs an infrastructure-led group's premium launch with a long-standing residential specialist's flagship tower. In both cases, buyers should confirm the promoter entity once RERA registration is granted. Both are credible names, though their track records differ in length and focus.
Both sites lie east of Hebbal, in the Thanisandra and Hennur belt. Here are the main points:
Club Class: west-facing frontage on Thirumenahalli Lake, off Thanisandra Main Road.
Club Class: Bhartiya City within about 2.6 km and Regal Hospital within about 1.9 km.
Club Class: roughly 6.8 km to Manyata and about 4.6 km to the planned Kogilu Cross Blue Line station.
Club Class: the airport about 22 km away.
Purva Hennur 51: on Hennur Bagalur Main Road, opposite Mantri Splendour.
Purva Hennur 51: the Outer Ring Road about 900 m away and Hennur Cross about 2 km, per its marketing site.
Purva Hennur 51: Kensri School about 2 km and Cratis Hospital about 2.5 km away.
Purva Hennur 51: Elements Mall about 5 km and Kristu Jayanti College about 6.5 km away.
Purva Hennur 51: Manyata about 8 km and the airport about 25 km away.
Club Class is designed around privacy. There are just four homes on each floor of its two 28-storey towers, so every apartment gets two open sides, and 25 to 45 ft decks extend the living rooms. The smallest plan is a 1,832 sft 3 BHK; the largest is a 2,312 sft 3.5 BHK with a study, and all have three toilets. Purva Hennur 51 is designed around height. Its marketing site describes a G+51 tower of about 300 homes, with 3 BHK units expected at around 2,200–2,400 sq ft and 4 BHK units at 2,750 sq ft or more, plus expected features such as marble flooring, engineered wood in master bedrooms and noise-resistant glazing. In Codename Club Class vs Purva Hennur 51, Purva offers larger indicative homes, while Club Class offers confirmed corner-only layouts.
Club Class's facilities centre on twin clubhouses of roughly 88,000 sft, one for sport and one for social life, together with more than 30 curated experiences spread across a site that is about 80% open. Purva Hennur 51 plans one Grand Multi-Level Clubhouse, which its marketing site says will include a gym, an indoor pool, a spa and wellness centre, squash and badminton courts, a banquet hall, a business lounge and a children's indoor play area. Outdoor plans include a cycling path, an amphitheatre, a pet park, a reflexology path and sky deck viewing zones high in the tower. In Codename Club Class vs Purva Hennur 51, both amenity lists are long, but Purva's remains indicative until its official brochure is released.
Club Class pricing spans ₹2.15 Cr++ to about ₹3.50 Cr++, or about ₹11,700–15,100 for each sft, with GST, parking and club fees added. Purva Hennur 51's marketing site gives an indicative ₹3.30 Cr to ₹6 Cr for 3 BHK homes and ₹4.10 Cr to ₹6.80 Cr for 4 BHK homes, based on ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 per sq ft. Neither project has RERA registration yet. Club Class targets 2029, while Purva indicates 2029 to 2030. In Codename Club Class vs Purva Hennur 51, Club Class suits buyers seeking a lower entry price and corner privacy, while Purva may suit those wanting larger homes and extreme height at a higher budget, provided they accept that its figures are still provisional. Visiting both sites will help.
It is planned on Hennur Bagalur Main Road, opposite Mantri Splendour, Bengaluru 560043. The site is next to a Skoda showroom and an Indian Oil fuel station.
Club Class is in Thirumenahalli, Bengaluru 560064, close to Thanisandra Main Road. Thirumenahalli Lake borders the site on the west.
Its marketing site indicates about 300 homes in one tower. Club Class plans 220 homes across two towers.
Yes. Both are tall projects, with 28-storey towers at Club Class and a planned G+51 tower at Purva Hennur 51.
The marketing site gives about ₹3.30 Cr to ₹6 Cr for a 3 BHK. It describes the figures as market-speculated until launch.
Prices begin at ₹2.15 Cr++ for the 1,832 sft 3 BHK. Lake-facing homes higher up reach about ₹3.50 Cr++.
Yes, its marketing site lists sky deck viewing zones as a signature feature. They are designed to use the tower's height.
The marketing site says Mivan aluminium formwork is expected. High-speed lifts sized for a 51-floor tower are also planned.
Club Class keeps about 80% of its site open. Purva Hennur 51's marketing site estimates 60% to 70%.
Club Class offers a lower entry ticket and a projected rental yield of 3.5–4.5% depending on furnishing. Purva Hennur 51 targets the ultra-luxury segment at a higher entry price, so returns will depend heavily on its final pricing.
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