Alembic Cloud Forest Amenities

It also means this page has to publish something most amenity pages never have to. On one item, the clubhouse, the declared schedule and the developer's own marketing say different things. That is set out below in full, both positions, without being averaged into a comfortable middle. For amenity judgement, Amberstone Vectra keeps the reader in the same Bengaluru routine, where weekly use, capacity, maintenance burden, and family fit matter more than the amenity count.

The project itself is three towers, A, B and C, of 34 floors each, holding 798 homes on about 9.38 acres at Pattandur Agrahara, Kadugodi. It is registered to Shreno Limited and marketed under the Alembic Real Estate brand. Construction stood at 31% complete as at 15 July 2026, against a completion date of 31 October 2029.

The Clubhouse - Two Positions That Do Not Agree

Here are both, as plainly as they can be put.

The declared schedule records Club House: No and Community Hall: No. Those are affirmative entries against named line items, made at the same time and in the same document as the swimming pool at 310 sq m and the indoor sports provision at 470 sq m. Whoever completed that schedule reached those two lines and answered them in the negative.

The developer's own project page promises an exclusive clubhouse. That promise is current, and it is the developer's own, not a reseller's.

We are not going to resolve that from the outside, because it cannot be honestly resolved from the outside. There are readings that would reconcile the two - a clubhouse programme distributed across the declared party hall, indoor sports and gymnasium provision rather than housed in a separate building; a schedule completed narrowly against a specific definition; a change of design since. Each is plausible. None is established, and presenting any of them as the answer would be inventing a fact to make a page tidier.

What this page will not do is split the difference, and it will not attach a square footage to a clubhouse whose existence the two sources disagree about. If you have seen a clubhouse area quoted for this project, it does not come from either of them.

The party hall is the one hall-type space with a declared area, at 84 sq m. That is a room rather than a banquet space, and for 798 households it is worth seeing before you assume it covers what a community hall would have covered.

So take the conflict into the sales conversation rather than around it:

1. Ask whether there is a separate clubhouse building, and where it sits on the sanctioned plan.
2. Ask for its built-up area in writing, and for the floor-by-floor programme that fills it.
3. Ask which facilities are handed over with the first tower and which are deferred to the last.
4. Ask for the amenity schedule to be annexed to your agreement to sell, naming the facilities and their areas. An annexure is enforceable; a brochure is not.
5. Check the registration for yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in, where the number above will return the project record.

If the answers come back confidently, get them on paper. If a clubhouse matters to your decision and nobody will put an area next to it, that is itself the answer.

Water, Power and Electrical Provision

Three of the declared entries are back-of-house rather than recreational, and they are the ones that decide what living here feels like in a dry March or during a long outage: water and sanitation at 855 sq m, power backup at 280 sq m and electricity at 224 sq m.

Be clear about what those figures are. They are floor areas set aside for plant, not capacities. An 855 sq m water and sanitation provision tells you the treatment and storage plant has room; it does not tell you the sewage treatment plant's capacity in kilolitres a day, the raw and treated storage volumes, the borewell count or the recycled-water plumbing. A 280 sq m power backup provision tells you the generator room has room; it does not tell you the sanctioned load per apartment, or whether backup reaches your sockets or only the lifts, pumps and common lighting.

None of those capacities has been published. Ask for all of them, and ask specifically whether in-apartment backup is included and at what load, because that is the question that most often gets answered vaguely and most often disappoints later.

What the Schedule Does Not Carry

The developer's own description of the project also mentions a crèche and libraries. Neither appears on the declared schedule. That is not a statement that they will not be built - the schedule is a list of declared facilities and their areas, not an inventory of every room in the project - but it does mean that neither currently has an area attached to it that anyone could be held to.

Longer amenity lists circulate for this address, and some of what appears on them belongs to the neighbouring Alembic City development rather than to Cloud Forest. Cloud Forest sits adjacent to Alembic City and to Alembic Urban Forest; the developer's own position is that Alembic City's amenities and plans do not form part of the Cloud Forest offering. A facility on the far side of that boundary is a neighbourhood convenience, not an entitlement, and it should not be priced into your decision as though it were one.

The practical test is the same for all of it. If a facility matters to you, get it named in your agreement with an area or a specification beside it. Anything that survives that test is real. Anything that does not is a picture.

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