Purva Trivante (Kensho Hills) Amenities

Updated on 25 September 2026

Purva Trivante sets a clubhouse with a swimming pool, gymnasium and indoor badminton court on a site of its own, among Zen-inspired gardens - a Buddha pavilion, a lotus pond, a rock garden and a tai chi court - within 15 parks and open spaces. Around them, the plan adds courts for tennis and basketball, a cricket practice pitch and a skating rink, with underground water and power lines and telecom ducting run to each of the 509 plots, and an underground sewer network across the layout. Puravankara describes the project as a Zen-inspired plotted development, and the amenity plan is where that idea takes shape. Purva Hallmark 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.

As at 24 September 2026, Purva Trivante is registered with K-RERA as Purva Kensho Hills and not yet open for sale, and the amenities below are the planned specification for the layout.

Purva Trivante Amenities at a Glance

The Purva Trivante plan reaches from the clubhouse and gardens to the services that run beneath every plot.

Group	What is planned
Clubhouse	A clubhouse on its own site, with an entrance lobby and waiting lounge, a multipurpose hall and dance studio, an indoor badminton court, a gymnasium, a reading lounge and study corner, an indoor games lounge, a swimming pool with change rooms, toilets and lockers, and provision for a poolside cafe
Zen gardens	Buddha pavilion, lotus pond, rock garden, tai chi court, therapeutic garden, butterfly garden, stroll path and nature walk
Community	Community and multipurpose lawn, amphitheatre-style seating, children's play area, outdoor gym for seniors
Sport	Tennis court, basketball court, cricket practice pitch, skating rink
Open space	15 parks and open spaces, about 3.9 acres
Entry and roads	Entrance portal and security kiosk, bitumen roads, pedestrian pavements, street-light poles, landscape lighting, road-side planting
Plot services	Underground water and power lines and ducting for telecom and data to each plot, an underground sewer network, water and sewage treatment, storm-water drains, rainwater harvesting and an organic waste converter

When sales open, ask Puravankara to attach this amenity specification to your agreement for sale, so that what you are promised is written into what you sign.

Purva Trivante Clubhouse

The Purva Trivante clubhouse gets a dedicated clubhouse site of about 2,512 sq m, plot 41 on the approved plan, set apart from the residential plots so that it serves the whole layout rather than one street.

Inside, the plan runs from an entrance lobby with a waiting lounge to a multipurpose hall and dance studio, an indoor badminton court and a gymnasium. Quieter rooms balance the active ones - a reading lounge with a study corner, and an indoor games lounge for evenings and wet afternoons. The swimming pool comes with change rooms, toilets and lockers. The plan also includes a provision for a poolside cafe, which means space set aside for one rather than a commitment to an operating cafe.

The clubhouse's size, number of floors and membership fee are not yet published.

The clubhouse site is the single commercial-use site in the approved plan, and it is for the clubhouse - no shops or retail are promised in the layout. Because the land passes to the owners' association rather than to any single buyer, plot owners share the stamp duty and registration on that conveyance, and the clubhouse's property tax is shared through maintenance. The price page shows where these lines sit in your cost sheet.

Purva Trivante Zen Gardens

The Zen gardens are where Purva Trivante earns its registered name, Purva Kensho Hills. Kensho is a Zen word for a first glimpse of one's true nature, and the overview explains how the theme shapes the project; here is what it means on the ground.

Buddha Pavilion and Lotus Pond

A Buddha pavilion and a lotus pond set the calm tone of the planned landscape, giving residents a sheltered place to sit and a still stretch of water to walk past on the way home.

Rock Garden and Tai Chi Court

A rock garden brings a classic element of Zen landscape design into the layout, and a tai chi court gives early risers a dedicated, level space for slow movement and stretching.

Therapeutic and Butterfly Gardens

A therapeutic garden and a butterfly garden are planned for quieter time outdoors - somewhere to read, recover from a long week or show children how a garden works through the seasons.

Stroll Path and Nature Walk

A stroll path and nature walk is planned through the landscape, so an evening walk among the gardens and planting need not leave the layout.

These gardens sit within the 15 parks and open spaces of Purva Trivante, which together cover about 3.9 acres. Some utilities also sit within park areas, so not every square metre of park is lawn, and the master plan shows where each park lies.

Clubhouse

Swimming pool with change rooms and lockers

Gymnasium

Indoor badminton court

Buddha pavilion

Lotus pond

Tai chi court

Amphitheatre-style seating

Tennis court

Children's play area

Skating rink

Entrance portal and security kiosk

Purva Trivante Sports and Play

Purva Trivante plans for games at every age, from a children's play area and a skating rink to courts for tennis and basketball.

Facility	Specified size and surface
Tennis court	18.3 x 36.6 m, acrylic
Basketball court	15.24 x 28.65 m, acrylic
Cricket practice pitch	3.66 x 22.56 m, synthetic turf
Skating rink	size not yet published
Indoor badminton court	in the clubhouse
Gymnasium	in the clubhouse

Alongside the courts, a community and multipurpose lawn with amphitheatre-style seating gives the layout a place for festivals, performances and neighbourhood gatherings. The children's play area gives younger residents their own corner, and an outdoor gym for seniors gives older residents a gentle place to exercise in the open air. For a family that plans to build and stay, this mix means sport for teenagers and quiet exercise for older relatives in the same layout.

Purva Trivante Plot Services and Infrastructure

Beneath the gardens and roads of Purva Trivante runs the infrastructure each plot needs before a home goes up on it, with water and power lines laid underground to every plot.

Service	What is planned
Water	underground domestic water line to each plot; underground sump and overhead tank; water treatment plant; water from the Billapura Grama Panchayat
Sewage	underground sewer network; sewage treatment plant; treated water for landscape irrigation
Storm water	storm-water drains; rainwater-harvesting pits
Waste	organic waste converter
Power	underground low-tension (LT) power cabling to each plot
Telecom and data	ducting to each plot
Roads and lighting	9 m and 12 m internal bitumen roads with pedestrian pavements; street-light poles; landscape lighting; road-side planting
Entry	entrance portal and security kiosk

Laying power cables and telecom ducts underground keeps plot connections off the streets, and reusing treated water for the landscape reduces the load on the water supply. Ask where the connection points fall on your plot, since they shape where an architect places the kitchen, bathrooms and meter room.

An entrance portal and a security kiosk are planned at the way in. The layout's roads and parks pass to the local body once the works are complete, and the approval does not allow access from the layout's roads to neighbouring land to be restricted - ask Puravankara how entry, security and upkeep will be managed after the handover. Buyers who want a gated community should put this question to Puravankara before booking, and the FAQs answer it in full.

Want the Purva Trivante price list and plot availability as soon as Puravankara releases them, or a site visit to S. Medahalli? Ask the team directly.

When the Purva Trivante Clubhouse Is Built

The plots come first at Purva Trivante. The clubhouse is built on its own site after the layout's final release, so it follows the plots.

The proposed completion date on the K-RERA registration is 30 June 2028 for the layout's development works. The layout plan received a provisional layout approval in March 2024, so plots are conveyed, and khatas opened, only after the layout's development works are complete and the authority releases the sites. Only then does the clubhouse follow, so its timeline may run later than the layout's.

For a buyer, three points follow.

Plan for the gap. If you intend to build and move in soon after the sites are released, expect the clubhouse to arrive after the layout's works, and ask Puravankara for its timeline in writing before you book.
Know who will own it. The clubhouse land is conveyed to the owners' association, and buyers share the stamp duty and registration on that conveyance.
Budget for its upkeep. The clubhouse's property tax is shared through maintenance, alongside the running costs of the clubhouse itself.

The reviews page sets out the approval checks to make before you pay.

Purva Trivante Maintenance

Upkeep at Purva Trivante starts with Puravankara, which maintains the layout, directly or through its agency, until the last plot is handed over.

Draft terms for the project - your signed allotment letter and agreement govern.

Term	Draft position
Who maintains	Puravankara or its agency, until the last plot is handed over
How it is charged	at actual cost, plus a 15% service charge, plus taxes
Upfront collections	a corpus and advance maintenance
Clubhouse	land conveyed to the owners' association; its property tax shared through maintenance
Maintenance rates	not yet published

A cost-plus model means you pay what the upkeep actually costs, with a 15% service charge on top, so the charge depends on how the layout and clubhouse are run. Before you book, ask for the expected maintenance rate, the size of the corpus and advance maintenance, the period the advance covers, and how upkeep will be divided between the owners' association and the local body once the roads and parks pass to it.

Ask for the clubhouse plan and maintenance terms

Due-Diligence References

Continue with the pricing and reviews pages, then verify every commercial and legal detail directly with the developer before committing.

Purva Trivante Amenities — Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities will Purva Trivante have?

The clubhouse is specified with a swimming pool, gymnasium, indoor badminton court, multipurpose hall and dance studio, and reading and games lounges. Outdoors, the plan includes a Buddha pavilion, lotus pond, rock garden, tai chi court, tennis and basketball courts, a cricket practice pitch, a skating rink, a children's play area and a nature walk. The clubhouse is built on its own site after the layout's final release, so it follows the plots.

Is Purva Trivante a gated community?

Purva Trivante is planned with an entrance portal and a security kiosk, bitumen roads with pedestrian pavements and street lighting, underground water and power lines to every plot and an underground sewer network. Under the provisional layout approval, its roads and parks pass to the local body once the works are complete, and access from its roads to neighbouring land cannot be restricted, so ask Puravankara how entry, security and upkeep will be managed after the handover.

How much of Purva Trivante is parks and open space?

Purva Trivante has 15 parks and open spaces covering about 3.9 acres, a tenth of its 38.97 acres, and the largest park is about 1.2 acres. Roads take about 32% of the land, and about a tenth has been relinquished for the STRR land bank and three civic amenity sites, as the layout approval requires. Claims of 75% open space do not match the approved layout.

Is there a commercial area in Purva Trivante?

The single commercial-use site in the approved plan is the clubhouse site, plot 41, of about 2,512 sq m, which is to be conveyed to the owners' association. No shops or retail are promised in the layout.

When will Purva Trivante be completed?

The proposed completion date on the K-RERA registration is 30 June 2028 for the layout's development works. The clubhouse follows the layout's final release, so its timeline may run later. Confirm the handover schedule in your agreement for sale.

What does Kensho mean?

Kensho, in the registered name Purva Kensho Hills, is a Zen word for a first glimpse of one's true nature. Puravankara describes the layout as a Zen-inspired plotted development, and the plan includes a Buddha pavilion, a lotus pond, a rock garden and a tai chi court among its gardens.