Brigade Granada Total Floor Count in Each Tower

The 3B+G+55 code tells you exactly how each tower stacks up from the ground. The table below splits every tower into its levels and their usual purpose.

Three basement levels give a 2,000-home township deep parking capacity below ground. Keeping cars underground also lets Brigade hold 80% of the 40-acre site as open green space.

When you multiply the tower count by its floors, you see the full scale of the project.

This mix of tall towers and few homes per floor is the core of the Brigade Granada design. You get a high-rise address with the privacy of a low-density building.

How Tall Is a 55-Floor Tower?

Brigade has not published the exact height of each tower yet. Most residential towers use a floor-to-floor height of about 3 to 3.2 metres. On that basis, 55 residential floors plus the ground floor would stand roughly 170 to 180 metres tall.

That height places Brigade Granada among the taller residential projects in East Bangalore. From the upper floors, you can expect wide views over Whitefield, Kadugodi and the green belt toward Hoskote. Ask Brigade for the certified tower height once the approved plans come out.

How to Choose Between Low, Mid and High Floors

With 55 floors to choose from, your floor choice affects price, comfort and resale value. The table below compares the three broad bands.

Families with senior parents often prefer the lower or middle bands for faster access in an emergency. Investors usually pick mid floors, since tenants like the view without paying a top-floor rent. If you want a statement home, look at the top ten floors early, since that stock moves first.

How Floor Height Affects Price and Resale

Your floor number changes the final price even within the same layout. Most Bangalore builders add a floor rise charge for every floor above a set level. Brigade will share the exact floor rise rate for Brigade Granada in the final cost sheet after launch.

Higher floors usually hold their value better at resale, since buyers pay for views and privacy. The very top floors also see less dust and street noise from Whitefield Kadugodi Road. Lower floors cost less upfront and suit buyers who want quick access without long lift rides.

Think about your exit plan before you pick a band. If you plan to rent it out, mid floors earn a strong rent without the top-floor premium. If you plan to live there for decades, a higher floor gives you light and quiet daily.

A tower this tall needs strong safety systems, and you should check them before you book. Ask the sales team for clear answers on these points.

• How many passenger lifts and fire lifts serve each tower, and what speed do they run at?
• Where do the refuge floors sit, and how many does each tower have?
• Does the project hold a fire clearance from Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services?
• Will power backup cover the lifts, staircase lights and fire pumps during an outage?
• How many staircases connect each floor to the ground, and are they pressurised?

National building rules require refuge areas and extra fire systems in tall towers. Ask Brigade to show where these sit on your tower's approved plan.

Brigade could have spread 2,000 homes across 30 or more shorter towers. Instead, it chose 14 tall towers to keep most of the 40-acre site open. This frees land for gardens, a large clubhouse with 35+ amenities and planned retail and office zones.

Going vertical also helps you once you move in. Fewer, taller towers mean fewer building fronts facing each other, so most homes get open views. You also walk through wider green spaces between towers instead of narrow gaps.

The mixed-use plan also includes a 35-floor office tower, a 400-key hotel, a hospital and a school. Tall, slim residential towers leave room for all of these inside one campus. For you, that means shorter trips for work, school and healthcare without leaving the township.