Purva Venezia - Gated community in Bengaluru - Bengaluru Urban, India

A well maintained big society with ample amenities and greenery. The location is also fabulous bang on main road. Just a bit old I guess m but maintained very well.

Nice greenery . Jogging track . Grocery shop inside . Visitor car parking available . Rent is very high . For 3 bhk its 36000 Rs including maintenance .

The society looks really pleasant and pretty, and the amenities will cover all your basic needs, but looks can be very deceiving. This is, by far, the noisiest society I've ever lived in. If you're looking to buy a flat in a society that offers a good quality of life, look elsewhere. The construction quality is poor. The noise isolation in the apartments is terrible. You can hear sounds clearly from the lobby, the floor above you and everything happening outdoors. Even the flushes are so loud that you'll hear every time the people living above you flush. But it doesn't end there, at least for people living in the flats facing the amphitheatre. The folks here love celebrating all the festivals out there throughout the year, and that is great. The problem is actually with using loudspeakers to play music and make announcements at a volume that even if you shut all the windows and doors, you'll still hear it loud and clear inside the apartment. Some events start early in the morning and continue throughout the day. It gets worse when there are "DJ nights" that go on for hours and last until 10 PM in the night. Yes, people should absolutely have fun and celebrate festivals, but never at the expense of others. Imagine not being able to nap on a weekend after a tiring week or having to bear the loud noises when you're sick and can't relax in your own personal space that you have paid so much money for. It's not too hard to keep the volume down while hosting events so that it only reaches the people who are there to take part in them. Is that too unreasonable to ask for in a residential place? Sigh. Anyway, to sum it up, you'll mostly be fine if you live away from the amphitheatre area. But the quality of life here is still subpar, even if the appearance suggests otherwise. What's sad is that this place could be better--so much better--if only the people (especially the event organisers) were just more mindful of their surroundings.

A wonder of North Bangalore apartment spaces, this 1300+ apt complex, has a huge water body centred in between rows of apts on either side. Boasting a lovely inhouse forest amongst all other amenities, this complex is one to live in.

Very well maintained, nice people. It's quite and clean. The landscaping is well maintained. 24x7 security in every building.

It is the best community I have lived in. Since it is themed as Venice, there are lovely water canals in the centre and walk ways on it's side. Picture perfect place with all amenities inside . Was a great blessing to live here during covid time since we didn't have to rush out to get anything

One of the best gated communities in North Bangalore, with a good green coverage. A nice and big walk area, play courts, swimming pool, clubhouse and an amphitheater, this place is a heaven for young and old alike. It's close to the airport, and has hospitals, schools, shopping malls and many eateries nearby.

Purva Venezia is an exceptional housing society offering high-quality flats, abundant open spaces, and a beautiful mix of greenery throughout. The serene water canals and the presence of captivating trees inside the society create a truly awesome atmosphere. The residents of Purva Venezia are a mix of affluent professionals and highly educated individuals, including those working in roles such as security guards and housekeeping. I have always held a positive view of the people living there, given their impressive background and qualifications. However, I recently had a disappointing experience during one of my frequent visits to my relative's place in the society. While parked in the designated area, my newly purchased Honda City suffered six to seven deep scratches, which greatly upset me. Unfortunately, there are no CCTV cameras in the parking area to identify the culprit. Although I cannot be certain, I suspect that the security supervisor might be involved in this incident. Regardless, I am baffled by the thought of how anyone, especially individuals with high levels of education and professionalism, could engage in such malicious actions. I believe it is essential for the management of Purva Venezia to consider installing CCTV surveillance in the parking areas to deter such incidents and hold any wrongdoers accountable. This will not only safeguard residents' belongings but also reinforce the image of the society as a secure and harmonious living environment