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Pursuit of the Elements
Gunjur · Professionals

Tech corridor commuters · Whitefield, ORR, airport belt
Your commute is stealing your life
Two hours a day, five days a week, is nineteen full days a year spent in a car you already paid for.
Calculate My CommuteWhy here
Stop losing 2 hours a day.
Gunjur sits inside the corridor you already work in — Varthur Road to ITPL, direct access to Sarjapur Road, and the ORR tech parks without crossing the city to reach them. The commute you are running today is a choice about where you sleep, not where you work.
- ITPL & Whitefield
- Via Varthur Road
- Sarjapur Road
- Direct access
- Co-work zone
- On-site, with WiFi
- Sakra World Hospital
- Via ORR
The arithmetic
What your commute actually costs
Your numbers, not ours. Move the sliders.
399 hours
That is what you spend commuting in a year — 16.6 entire days, awake or not, across 46 working weeks.
276 hours back
11.5 full days a year, or roughly 92 evenings you currently spend on Varthur Road.
Why Gunjur changes the number
- The Foundation SchoolAdjacent
- Gunjur JunctionMinutes away
- Varthur KodiOn the main corridor
- TISB / Oakridge / Greenwood HighNearby schools
- Sarjapur RoadDirect access
- ITPL & WhitefieldVia Varthur Road
Journey times depend on your exact origin, your office and the hour you travel. We deliberately do not publish a drive-time claim — check your own route on Maps at the time you actually leave, then tell us what you found.
The project
20 acres in Gunjur, built around the five elements.
2 BHK
1,134 - 1,256 sq.ft
Efficient layouts with full-width balconies and cross ventilation.
3 BHK
1,413 - 2,103 sq.ft
The core of Phase 2 — corner units and terrace-garden variants.
4 BHK
2,495 sq.ft
Presidential tower floorplates with private deck and utility wing.
Villa
2,950 - 3,400 sq.ft
60 limited-edition 4 & 5 BHK villas inside the 20-acre masterplan.
A few of the 40+ amenities
- Rooftop heated pool
- 1,35,000+ sq.ft clubhouse
- Tennis court
- Futsal court
- Cricket pitch
- Badminton & squash
- Skating rink
- Sand volleyball
- Outdoor gym
- Jogging & walking track
- Amphitheatre
- Five Elements sculpture park
- Kids play areas (EPDM + lawn)
- Toddlers sandpit
Straight answers
Questions we get asked before anything else
- Where exactly is Disha Pursuit of the Elements?
- Gunjur, East Bengaluru — next to The Foundation School, on the Varthur Road corridor with direct access to Sarjapur Road and onward connectivity to ITPL and Whitefield.
- Is the project RERA registered?
- Yes, both phases. Phase I is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/280324/006756 and Phase II is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/060924/007003, verifiable at rera.karnataka.gov.in.
- What configurations are available in Phase 2?
- 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments plus 60 limited-edition villas, across a 20-acre masterplan with 1,200+ homes. Phase 1 is sold out.
- What is the price?
- Rates published by third-party portals sit in a wide band and are not confirmed by the developer, so we do not quote a price on this site. Ask us and we will send the current price sheet from the developer directly.
- Can an NRI buy this property?
- Yes. An NRI or OCI can buy residential property in India without RBI permission, fund it through an NRE or NRO account, and complete registration through a registered Power of Attorney without travelling to India.
- How far is it from the Whitefield and Sarjapur tech parks?
- Gunjur sits inside the Whitefield–Varthur–Sarjapur employment belt. ITPL and Whitefield are reached via Varthur Road, and Sarjapur Road is directly accessible, which is the reason the corridor's own employees buy here.
- Are you the developer?
- No. We are an authorised channel partner marketing the project. The promoter is Disha Habitat Ventures Pvt. Ltd. All commercial terms are confirmed by the promoter.
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