Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 – Expected Price, Floor Plans and Launch Details

By Ananya Rao · Updated 27 October 2026

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is the next chapter of a project that many families in East Bengaluru already know well, and this page brings together everything we have learned about it so far. If you have been watching the Hope Farm and Whitefield market, you will probably have heard the name come up in conversations at site visits, in WhatsApp groups and over tea with neighbours who booked in Phase 1.

We are an independent information site, not the developer, so we keep things simple and honest. Some details of Phase 2 are confirmed through Phase 1, and many others are still expected or indicative until the RERA filing for the new phase is made public. We say clearly which is which, so you can plan with a calm head and a realistic budget.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 at a glance

Here is the short version before we go deeper. As per early information, Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is expected to come up on about 8 acres in the same location as Phase 1, on Panchamukhi Anjaneya Swami Road near Hope Farm Junction in Samethanahalli, Whitefield. The indicative launch price being discussed is about ₹10,000 to ₹10,500 per sq.ft, all-inclusive.

The floor plans are expected to follow the Phase 1 pattern of 1, 2 and 3 BHK homes. Unit count, number of towers, possession timeline and the Phase 2 RERA number are all still to be announced. That is normal at this stage, and it actually gives early buyers time to prepare documents, line up a loan and visit the area a few times.

Detail	Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 (expected / indicative)
Project	Next phase of Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain
Developer	Sowparnika Projects & Infrastructure Pvt Ltd
Land area	About 8 acres (expected)
Configurations	1, 2 and 3 BHK (expected, similar to Phase 1)
Expected price	About ₹10,000–10,500 per sq.ft, all-inclusive (indicative)
Location	Hope Farm Junction, Samethanahalli, Whitefield, Bengaluru 560067
Units and towers	To be announced
Possession	To be announced
Phase 2 RERA number	To be confirmed in the RERA filing

For a full breakdown of numbers, the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 price page goes line by line, and the expected launch date article tracks the timeline as it firms up.

Why people are waiting for Phase 2

Phase 1 of Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain was launched on 21 March 2025 at about ₹9,300 per sq.ft saleable, and the launch release spoke of homes under ₹1 crore. That combination, a Whitefield address with an entry price that families could actually reach, got a lot of attention. Today Phase 1 homes are listed at around ₹10,000 to ₹10,300 per sq.ft.

So the natural question many buyers ask is simple. If the first phase moved this way, what happens when the next one opens? Nobody can promise appreciation, and we won’t either. But the interest in Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 comes from very practical things: a known developer, a known location, homes facing east or north, and a layout style that people in Phase 1 have already seen and liked.

• A familiar address near Hope Farm Junction, off Soukya Road, in Whitefield.
• Expected 1, 2 and 3 BHK options, so first-time buyers and growing families can both look.
• A developer with more than two decades of work in East Bengaluru.
• A larger expected land parcel of about 8 acres for this phase.
• Metro access at Kadugodi (Whitefield), roughly 1.6 km away.

If you want a more personal take on who this project suits, our Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 review is written exactly for that.

Expected Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 price by BHK

Price is the first thing almost everyone asks about, so let us be clear and specific. The figures below are indicative estimates worked out at the expected rate of ₹10,000 to ₹10,500 per sq.ft, all-inclusive, using Phase 1 unit sizes. Final pricing will only be known at launch.

Configuration	Super built-up area (sq.ft)	Approx. carpet area (sq.ft)	Expected all-inclusive price
1 BHK	543–551	342–347	≈ ₹54–58 lakh
2 BHK	940–1,157	592–728	≈ ₹94 lakh – ₹1.21 crore
3 BHK	1,194–1,601	752–1,008	≈ ₹1.19 – 1.68 crore

A quick note on the word all-inclusive. Builders and channel partners use it a little differently, so ask for a written cost sheet at launch. Typically you would want to check whether GST, car park, maintenance deposit and other charges are inside the number or added on top. Stamp duty and registration are paid separately to the government in most cases.

On an under-construction home, GST is generally 5 percent. In Karnataka, stamp duty works out to roughly 5 percent plus surcharges, and registration was raised to 2 percent from 31 August 2025. We have done sample sums in the all-inclusive cost article, which is worth a read before you sit down with a sales team.

And if you are trying to judge value, the Phase 2 price vs Whitefield launches piece puts these numbers next to the wider area so you can see where they sit.

How the numbers might feel on a monthly basis

A number like ₹94 lakh can feel abstract. It is easier to think in terms of a down payment and an EMI. Many buyers put in around 10 to 20 percent from savings and take a home loan for the rest. Phase 1 had bank tie-ups with SBI, HDFC and Kotak at launch, and it is reasonable to expect similar support for the next phase, though that is to be confirmed.

Phase 1 buyers were also reported to have access to a construction-linked plan and “no pre-EMI till possession” type offers. Whether Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 carries something similar is not known yet. Even so, it helps to speak to two or three lenders early, get an in-principle sanction and know your comfortable EMI before launch week, when things tend to move quickly.

1. Work out your total budget including stamp duty and registration.
2. Decide how much you can pay upfront without draining your emergency fund.
3. Ask lenders for an in-principle approval based on your income.
4. Compare interest rates and processing fees, not just the headline rate.
5. Keep KYC, salary slips and bank statements ready in one folder.

Our home loan guide and payment plan article walk through this in more detail, with plain-language examples.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 floor plans

The floor plans for Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 are expected to be similar to Phase 1, which had 17 layouts across three configurations. Until the Phase 2 drawings are released, the layouts you see on this site are indicative and based on Phase 1. That said, they give a pretty good idea of how the homes are planned.

Type	Variants in Phase 1	Super built-up (sq.ft)	Who it often suits
1 BHK	2	543–551	Young professionals, single buyers, rental-minded investors
2 BHK	8	940–1,157	Couples, small families, people working from home
3 BHK	7	1,194–1,601	Growing families, those with parents living with them

The 1 BHK homes are compact and efficient. They work well as a first home, or as something to rent out to the many people who work in and around Whitefield. The 2 BHK range is the widest, with eight variants, so there is room to choose between a tighter, budget-friendly plan and a roomier one with a better living area.

The 3 BHK homes go up to about 1,601 sq.ft super built-up, which is a comfortable size for a family with school-going kids. Some families also use the third bedroom as a study or a guest room for visiting parents. You can see sizes, carpet figures and tips on reading a plan on the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 floor plans page, and we have separate deep-dives on the 1 BHK, 2 BHK and 3 BHK options.

Carpet area and what it really means

When you compare homes, look at carpet area, not just super built-up. Carpet is the usable space inside your walls. In Phase 1, the approximate carpet areas were 342 to 347 sq.ft for 1 BHK, 592 to 728 sq.ft for 2 BHK and 752 to 1,008 sq.ft for 3 BHK.

The gap between the two figures covers walls, balconies, shared corridors, lobbies and a share of the amenities. That’s normal in apartment projects. What matters is that you compare like with like. The carpet area article has a short checklist that helps when a sales team shows you three plans in five minutes.

• Check the bedroom sizes in feet, not just the total area.
• See if the living and dining area gets natural light.
• Look at where the kitchen and utility sit relative to the balcony.
• Ask how much of the area is balcony, since that changes how the home feels.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 master plan

As per early information, Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is expected to be spread over about 8 acres. That is a larger parcel than Phase 1, which is on about 6.8 acres (6 acres 33 guntas) with 725 homes in three towers of B+G+14 floors. The exact tower count, heights and unit numbers for Phase 2 are still to be announced.

A bigger plot generally gives planners more room for open space, landscaped areas and amenity zones. How exactly Phase 2 will sit beside Phase 1, and whether certain facilities are shared, will become clear once the master plan is published. Until then, the Phase 1 cluster plan is a useful reference for the general style of planning.

One point we really like from Phase 1 is that all homes face east or north, as per the press release. Many families care about this for light, airflow and Vastu, and it will be interesting to see if the same approach is carried into the new phase. We have kept a running summary on the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 master plan page.

Amenities you can expect

Phase 1 gives us a good base. The launch release mentioned a swimming pool, basketball court, jogging track, multipurpose hall, barbecue area and power backup. Property portals also report a kids’ pool, gym, indoor games, mini theatre, amphitheatre, courts, cycling track, skating rink, gardens, a kids’ play area and a clubhouse of about 20,000 sq.ft.

For Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2, the amenity list has not been released yet. With an expected 8 acres, it is fair to imagine a similar or broader set, but the actual list will be confirmed with the Phase 2 brochure. Here is how we would group the Phase 1 features for easy reading.

Category	Phase 1 amenities (press release or reported)
Fitness	Swimming pool, gym (reported), jogging track, cycling track (reported)
Sports	Basketball court, other courts (reported), skating rink (reported)
Kids	Kids’ pool (reported), kids’ play area (reported)
Social	Multipurpose hall, barbecue area, amphitheatre (reported), mini theatre (reported)
Clubhouse	About 20,000 sq.ft (reported), indoor games (reported)
Utilities	Power backup

The Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 amenities page has photos and notes on each of these, and we will update it as soon as the Phase 2 list is out.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 location: Hope Farm, Whitefield

The address is Panchamukhi Anjaneya Swami Road, opposite Sowparnika Ashiyana, near Hope Farm Junction, Samethanahalli, Whitefield, Bengaluru 560067. It sits just off Soukya Road. Phase 2 is expected in the same location as Phase 1, so everything people like about the neighbourhood carries over.

This side of Whitefield has changed a lot over the last few years. The arrival of the metro made a real difference. As Deccan Herald reported, the Whitefield (Kadugodi) to KR Pura stretch opened to the public in March 2023, connecting this part of the city to the wider Namma Metro network. For families near Hope Farm, that means fewer stressful drives and more options for the daily commute.

Landmark	Approx. distance / time
Nurture International School	About 1 min
Sri Sathya Sai Super Speciality Hospital	About 0.7 km
Kadugodi (Whitefield) metro station	About 1.6 km
Channasandra Main Road	About 1.6 km
Whitefield Global School	About 1.7 km
RKB Sanjeevini Hospital	About 3.5 km
MVJ College of Engineering	About 3.8 km
Soukya Hospital	About 6 min
Whitefield Railway Station	About 6.7 km
Brookefield Mall	About 7.3 km
ITPL	About 15–20 min
Kempegowda International Airport	About 1 hr 15 min

Distances are approximate and travel times depend a lot on the hour of the day. We’d always suggest doing the drive yourself at your actual office time. The Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 location page has a fuller picture, and the Hope Farm metro article focuses only on the train commute.

Schools, hospitals and daily life nearby

For families, the small things matter as much as the big ones. Nurture International School is about a minute away, and Whitefield Global School is roughly 1.7 km. That makes the school run short and simple, which parents of young kids will appreciate more than any brochure line.

Healthcare is also close. Sri Sathya Sai Super Speciality Hospital is around 0.7 km away, RKB Sanjeevini Hospital is about 3.5 km and Soukya Hospital is roughly six minutes by road. Having good hospitals close by gives real peace of mind, especially if you have elderly parents at home.

For weekend shopping and a movie, Brookefield Mall is about 7.3 km. Everyday groceries, pharmacies and small eateries are spread along the main roads around Hope Farm and Channasandra. We have listed these in more depth in our schools nearby and hospitals nearby guides.

Work commute and IT parks

Whitefield has been one of Bengaluru’s major employment hubs for a long time. ITPL is about 15 to 20 minutes away, and many other tech parks and offices are spread across Whitefield, Brookefield and the ORR side. For a lot of buyers, living close to work is the main reason to look at Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 in the first place.

With the metro at Kadugodi about 1.6 km away, those working further into the city also have a good option. Some people drive to work and use the metro on heavy days, others do the opposite. The IT parks nearby article maps out the common commute routes and rough times.

About the builder: Sowparnika Projects

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is being developed by Sowparnika Projects & Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, a Bengaluru developer working since 2003. As per the Phase 1 launch release, the company has delivered more than 50 projects across Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, covering about 5.5 million sq.ft and home to roughly 10,000 families.

The group’s focus has been affordable and mid-segment homes, with a strong presence in East Bengaluru. Right across the road from Rhythm of Rain is Sowparnika Ashiyana, a ready project with 784 homes. The Columns, with 390 homes, is also ready. Other names in the region include Euphoria in the East with 1,102 homes, Whispering Petals, Shivadhanush, Indradhanush, Pragati and the newer Sowparnika The Native.

Being able to walk across the road and see a finished Sowparnika project is quite reassuring for buyers. You can see how the buildings have aged, chat with residents and get a feel for daily life. The Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 builder page has more on the company, and the builder’s own website is sowparnika.com.

Construction and specifications

For Phase 1, portals report the use of aluminium formwork, often called Mivan, which is a common method for building quickly and consistently in large residential projects. Whether the same method is used for Phase 2 will be known later, though it would make sense for continuity.

Detailed specifications for Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2, such as flooring, kitchen fittings, bathroom fixtures, doors and windows, will be shared in the brochure. We have put together what to look for in the specifications article, so you know which questions to ask when the sheet comes out.

Phase 1 vs Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2

A lot of readers ask us to put the two phases side by side. Here is a simple comparison. Remember that every Phase 2 entry is expected or indicative until the RERA filing.

Point	Phase 1 (confirmed)	Phase 2 (expected)
Land	About 6.8 acres	About 8 acres
Homes	725	To be announced
Towers	3 towers, B+G+14	To be announced
Launch	21 March 2025	To be announced
Launch price	About ₹9,300/sq.ft saleable	About ₹10,000–10,500/sq.ft all-inclusive (indicative)
Configurations	1, 2, 3 BHK (17 layouts)	1, 2, 3 BHK (similar, indicative)
RERA	PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/290125/007454	To be confirmed
Location	Hope Farm, Whitefield	Same location

If you’d like to read about the first phase on its own, the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 1 page lists every confirmed detail. For a longer comparison with buyer scenarios, see Phase 1 vs Phase 2.

RERA status

Phase 1 is registered under Karnataka RERA with the number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/290125/007454. For Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2, the RERA number is not public yet. A separate registration is normally needed for a new phase, and we will update this page as soon as it is available.

Our advice is straightforward. Before you sign an agreement for sale, check that the phase you are buying into has its own RERA registration, and read the details listed there, including the expected completion date. The RERA article explains what to look for in plain terms.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 launch offer and EOI

At many phase launches in Bengaluru, early buyers are offered things like an expression of interest (EOI) window, early-bird pricing or flexible payment plans. For Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2, no launch offer has been announced yet, so anything you hear should be treated as indicative until you see it in writing.

An EOI is usually a refundable amount you pay to register interest and get priority in unit selection. The terms vary a lot, so ask whether it is refundable, how long it takes to get back and whether it is adjusted against the booking amount. Our EOI guide and Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 launch offer page cover this, and we will update both as soon as there is news.

• Check if the EOI amount is fully refundable.
• Ask for a written receipt with the project and phase name.
• Confirm how unit allotment priority works.
• Keep your loan pre-approval ready so you can move with confidence.

Brochure and photos

The Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 brochure is expected to include the master plan, tower plans, unit layouts, specifications and the full amenity list. Until it is released, the Phase 1 brochure is a helpful guide, since the floor plans are expected to be similar. You can request it through the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 brochure page.

We have also gathered site and Phase 1 images, including renders and progress photos, on the Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 photos page. Each image is captioned so you know whether it is a Phase 1 render, a site photo or a neighbourhood view. Please keep in mind that renders are artistic impressions and the final look can differ a bit.

Possession timeline

The possession date for Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is to be announced. Typically, the RERA registration for a phase lists an expected completion date, and that is the best number to plan around. Construction method, approvals and weather all play a role in how quickly a project moves.

If you are planning around a child’s school admission, a lease ending or a move from another city, it makes sense to keep a few months of buffer. The possession article explains how to read the timeline in a RERA filing and what questions to ask the sales team.

Is Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 a good investment

We prefer not to make promises about returns, because nobody can know the future. What we can do is share the things buyers usually weigh. A known location with metro access, schools and hospitals close by, a developer with delivered projects across the road, and a Phase 1 that moved from about ₹9,300 at launch to around ₹10,000 to ₹10,300 per sq.ft in listings.

Some buyers look at Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 as a home for their own family. Others see the 1 BHK and 2 BHK units as possible rental homes, given the number of professionals working around Whitefield. Either way, it helps to buy within your means and hold for a sensible period. Our investment article goes into the thinking in more detail.

Who Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 suits best

From the conversations we’ve had with readers, a few kinds of buyers keep coming up. First-time buyers who want a Whitefield address without stretching too far. Young families who want a short school run and a hospital nearby. And people already in rented homes nearby who are tired of moving every couple of years.

• First-time buyers looking at an expected 1 BHK or compact 2 BHK.
• Families with kids who value schools within walking or short driving distance.
• Professionals working at ITPL or other Whitefield offices.
• Parents buying near their children’s homes in East Bengaluru.
• Phase 1 buyers’ friends and relatives who want to live in the same community.

How to plan a site visit

Nothing replaces actually standing on the road and seeing the area. A visit on a weekday morning gives you the real traffic picture. A weekend visit lets you walk around Sowparnika Ashiyana, see the Phase 1 site and spend some time at Hope Farm Junction.

1. Drive from your office at your normal commute time.
2. Walk to the nearest school and see how far it actually feels.
3. Visit the Phase 1 site to get a sense of scale and planning.
4. Look across at Sowparnika Ashiyana to see a finished project.
5. Note down questions about price, payment plan and RERA.

The site visit guide has a printable checklist that many readers have found useful.

All our guides in one place

We have written a lot about this project, and it can be a bit much to scroll through. The Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 blog groups every article by topic, from price and loans to schools and possession. Bookmark it, since we update it as new details come in.

If you only have ten minutes, start with the price page, then the floor plans page, then the location page. That covers what most buyers need to make a first decision about whether to wait for the launch.

Living around Hope Farm: the neighbourhood feel

Hope Farm has a slightly different rhythm from the busier parts of Whitefield. Mornings start early, with school buses, joggers and the steady line of people heading to the metro. By evening, the small shops near the junction fill up with families picking up vegetables, milk and snacks on the way home.

A lot of residents here are working professionals who moved for jobs at ITPL and the tech parks nearby, and then stayed because the area grew on them. Many have parents living with them, so you see a nice mix of age groups at the parks and temples. Panchamukhi Anjaneya Swami Road itself gets its name from the temple in the area, which is a familiar landmark for locals.

Sowparnika Ashiyana, right across the road, already has hundreds of families living in it, so the area around the project does not feel empty or unfinished. That’s something buyers often mention after a visit. It feels like a place where people already live, rather than a plot waiting for a neighbourhood to arrive.

Weekends are relaxed. Some families head to Brookefield Mall or the cafés along Whitefield Main Road, while others prefer to stay in, use the clubhouse and let the kids cycle around the campus. With a project of this scale, the community inside the gates tends to become a big part of daily life.

Choosing the right unit in Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2

Once the inventory opens, the choice is not only about BHK. Floor, facing and tower position all change how a home feels day to day. Since Phase 1 homes all face east or north, many buyers are hoping for the same in the next phase, which would make the facing decision a lot simpler.

Higher floors usually get better breeze and views, while lower floors are handy if you have elderly parents or prefer not to depend too much on lifts. Homes facing the internal garden or pool tend to be quieter than those facing a road. None of these is right or wrong. It depends on how your family lives.

A small tip from readers who booked in Phase 1: visit at two different times of day if you can, and stand in the actual tower location on the site. The light at 8 am and at 5 pm can be very different, and you will be living with it for years.

Documents to keep ready before launch

When a launch opens, the first few days can be busy. Buyers who have their paperwork sorted usually get through booking much more smoothly. Here is a simple list we suggest to readers who are planning to book in Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2.

• PAN card and Aadhaar for every applicant.
• Recent passport-size photographs.
• Last three to six months of salary slips, or ITRs if you are self-employed.
• Bank statements for the last six months.
• An in-principle home loan sanction letter, if you have one.
• A cheque book or details for the booking amount transfer.

If you are an NRI, you will also need your passport, visa or OCI details and NRE or NRO account information. Your lender can tell you exactly what else they want. Keeping everything scanned in one folder on your phone saves a lot of back and forth.

Questions worth asking the sales team

A good sales conversation is two-way. Write your questions down beforehand, so you do not forget something important while looking at a shiny model flat. These are the ones we would ask about Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 once details are out.

1. Is the quoted price per sq.ft truly all-inclusive, and what exactly does it include?
2. Which tower and floor are being offered, and what is the floor-rise charge, if any?
3. Is car parking included, and is it covered or open?
4. What is the maintenance deposit and the expected monthly maintenance?
5. What is the RERA number for this phase, and what completion date does it list?
6. Which banks have approved the project for home loans?
7. Will Phase 2 residents share amenities with Phase 1, or have their own clubhouse?
8. What is the payment schedule, and are there any early-bird benefits?

Ask for the answers in writing, ideally on a cost sheet with the date. It makes comparing options so much easier later, and it is the kind of thing good developers are happy to provide.

A note from our team

We started this site because friends kept asking us the same questions about the project, and the information online was scattered across many places. So we pulled it together, checked it against the Phase 1 launch release and public records, and wrote it in the way we would explain it to a cousin over the phone.

We’ll keep updating these pages as new information about Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 comes out. If something changes, such as the price, the RERA number or the launch date, we try to update the relevant page quickly and mark what is confirmed and what is still expected. Thanks for reading, and good luck with your home search.

Final thoughts on Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is shaping up to be a natural next step for a project that has already found its audience. The location is known, the builder is known and the home sizes are familiar from Phase 1. What we are waiting for are the final numbers: price, units, towers, possession and the RERA registration.

Until then, the best thing you can do is prepare. Get your budget right, speak to a lender, visit the area and keep an eye on this page. When Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 opens, you will be ready to choose calmly rather than in a rush, and that tends to lead to a better home.

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 FAQs

What is Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2?

Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 is the expected next phase of Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain at Hope Farm, Whitefield. As per early information it may be on about 8 acres, with 1, 2 and 3 BHK homes similar to Phase 1. Details are to be confirmed in the RERA filing.

What is the expected price of Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2?

The indicative launch price is about ₹10,000 to ₹10,500 per sq.ft, all-inclusive. That works out to roughly ₹54–58 lakh for a 1 BHK, ₹94 lakh to ₹1.21 crore for a 2 BHK and ₹1.19–1.68 crore for a 3 BHK. Final prices will be known at launch.

Where is Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 located?

It is expected in the same location as Phase 1, on Panchamukhi Anjaneya Swami Road, opposite Sowparnika Ashiyana, near Hope Farm Junction, Samethanahalli, Whitefield, Bengaluru 560067, just off Soukya Road.

What configurations will Phase 2 offer?

Floor plans are expected to be similar to Phase 1, which had 1 BHK (543–551 sq.ft), 2 BHK (940–1,157 sq.ft) and 3 BHK (1,194–1,601 sq.ft) homes across 17 layouts. Phase 2 layouts shown now are indicative.

How many units and towers will Phase 2 have?

The unit count and number of towers have not been announced yet. For reference, Phase 1 has 725 homes in 3 towers of B+G+14 floors on about 6.8 acres.

What is the RERA number of Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2?

The Phase 2 RERA number is to be announced. Phase 1 is registered as PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/290125/007454. Always check that the phase you are booking has its own registration.

When will Phase 2 launch and when is possession?

Both the launch date and possession timeline are to be announced. The expected completion date will normally appear in the RERA registration for the phase once it is filed.

How far is the metro from the project?

Kadugodi (Whitefield) metro station is about 1.6 km away, which makes the daily commute into the city much easier for many residents.

Who is the developer?

Sowparnika Projects & Infrastructure Pvt Ltd, a Bengaluru developer working since 2003, with more than 50 projects delivered across Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu and roughly 10,000 families as residents, as per the Phase 1 launch release.

Is there a launch offer or EOI for Phase 2?

No launch offer has been announced yet. At many phase launches, developers open an EOI window or early-bird pricing, so it is worth registering interest and asking for written terms when details are out.

What amenities can buyers expect?

The Phase 2 amenity list is yet to be released. Phase 1 includes a swimming pool, basketball court, jogging track, multipurpose hall, barbecue area and power backup, and portals report a clubhouse of about 20,000 sq.ft, gym, kids’ pool and more.

Is Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain Phase 2 in Whitefield?

Yes. The project is at Hope Farm Junction in Samethanahalli, Whitefield, Bengaluru 560067, off Soukya Road. ITPL is about 15 to 20 minutes away and Brookefield Mall about 7.3 km.

What extra costs should buyers budget for?

Ask whether the price includes GST, car park and maintenance deposit. GST is generally 5 percent on under-construction homes, and in Karnataka stamp duty is about 5 percent plus surcharges with registration at 2 percent, usually paid separately.

Are home loans available?

Phase 1 launched with tie-ups with SBI, HDFC and Kotak. Similar bank support for Phase 2 is likely but to be confirmed. Getting an in-principle sanction early helps you move quickly at launch.