Embassy Knowledge Park model apartment is planned as a fully furnished sample home at the project site on Chapparkallu Road, Tharahunise, near Yelahanka in North Bangalore. As of July 2026, the exact opening date, displayed configuration, original photos and regular visit timings are yet to be confirmed. Phase 1 includes 855 apartments in four towers. The apartment options include 2, 2.5, 3 and 3.5 BHK homes sized from 1,330 to 2,250 sq. ft. The same phase also has 217 G+2 villas in 4, 4.5 and 5 BHK layouts. Their sizes range from 4,200 to 6,800 sq. ft. Buyers should not assume that all seven layouts will have separate furnished models. One or more sample homes may be used, while the other layouts may be explained through floor plans, material displays and 3D walkthroughs. Contact the sales team and confirm the available sample unit before visiting.

Latest Status of the Model Apartment

Embassy Knowledge Park is in the pre-launch stage. Its proposed launch is in August 2026, while Karnataka RERA registration is still pending. The model apartment page should therefore not describe any material, brand, room size or finish as RERA-approved at this stage.

The exact sample-home opening date has not been confirmed. Once the experience centre opens, this section should be updated with the displayed BHK type, unit size, visit timings, appointment process and original photos.

Why Walk a Model Apartment

A floor-plan PDF shows dimensions. A model apartment shows what those dimensions feel like.

For apartments priced from ₹1.76 Cr to ₹3.06 Cr and villas priced from ₹10 Cr onwards, a model-home visit can help buyers make a better decision. It shows how the living room, bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms and balcony may work for daily family use.

The visit also helps buyers compare the actual movement space with the floor plan. This is more useful than judging the home only through computer-generated images.

Home Formats Planned in Phase 1

The project offers two different types of homes. Buyers must check whether the model on display represents an apartment or a villa.

At the start of the visit, ask for the exact model unit name, BHK type, size, facing and matching floor plan. This avoids comparing one sample layout with a different home offered for sale.

Model Configurations Planned for Display

The experience centre is expected to explain the apartment and villa layouts planned in Phase 1. However, there is no confirmed information that every configuration will have a separate full-size model.

The sales display may include:

• One or more fully furnished apartment models
• A model villa or a section of a villa interior
• Floor-plan boards for other configurations
• Material samples for flooring, doors and sanitaryware
• Kitchen and bathroom mock-ups
• Digital or 3D walkthroughs
• Tower and villa location plans

The exact display format should be confirmed before the visit.

What the Display Unit Should Help Buyers Check

The sample home should help buyers understand the usable layout. It should also show how furniture, storage and daily movement may fit inside the rooms.

Buyers should check:

• Living and dining room width
• Space between the sofa and television wall
• Bed and wardrobe placement
• Walking space around the bed
• Kitchen counter length
• Refrigerator and appliance positions
• Utility area access
• Bathroom door movement
• Balcony depth and usable space
• Window size and natural light
• Passage width between rooms
• Switch, socket and AC-point locations
• Main door and internal door width

These checks are more useful than looking only at furniture and décor.

Model Apartment Interiors and Handover Inclusions

A model apartment is designed to look complete. It may have furniture and interior work that are not included in the property price. Buyers must ask the sales executive to separate standard project specifications from display-only items.

Items That May Be Used Only for Display

• Sofa, beds and dining furniture
• Wardrobes and loose storage units
• Curtains and decorative fabrics
• Wallpaper and wall panels
• False ceilings
• Decorative lights
• Mirrors and artwork
• Kitchen appliances
• Television and electronic items
• Indoor plants and décor pieces

Fixed Items That Must Be Verified

• Flooring
• Main and internal doors
• Windows and glass
• Bathroom sanitaryware
• Taps and shower fittings
• Electrical switches
• Kitchen counter and sink
• Wall and ceiling paint
• Balcony railing
• Digital lock, where offered

A fixed item should be treated as included only when it appears in the final specification sheet, cost sheet and agreement.

What to Look For During Your Walk

1. Natural Light and Ventilation

Visit during daylight where possible. Check the size and direction of the windows. Also note the distance from the next tower or villa.

The model home may have a different facing from the unit available for booking. Compare its window direction with the floor plan of your selected home.

2. Furniture Space

Check the room after allowing space for a regular bed, wardrobe, sofa and dining table. Display furniture may be smaller than normal furniture.

Look at the clear walking space instead of judging the room only by how large it appears.

3. Kitchen and Utility Layout

Check the counter length, sink position, refrigerator space and chimney point. Look for electrical points for the microwave, water purifier and other appliances.

The utility area should have space for a washing machine and regular household work. Ask whether the kitchen cabinets and appliances are standard or used only for display.

4. Balcony Depth and Privacy

Check whether the balcony has enough room for safe movement and seating. Look at the railing height, floor drain and balcony-door width.

Privacy may change based on the tower, floor and unit position. The view from the model home may not match the view from the selected unit.

5. Bathroom Planning

Check the shower space, ventilation, anti-skid flooring and door movement. Look at the usable space around the washbasin and WC.

Compare the displayed fittings with the final specification list. Water pressure in a model unit does not prove what the pressure will be in every apartment or villa.

6. Doors, Windows and Electrical Points

Open the doors and windows where permitted. Check their movement, width and locking system. Note the location of television, internet, AC and regular electrical points.

Ask whether mosquito mesh, smart controls, digital locks and special glass are standard, optional or not included.

Match the Model with the Correct Floor Plan

This is one of the most important steps during the visit. Ask the sales team to write down the exact details of the displayed model:

• BHK configuration
• Saleable area
• Carpet area
• Unit facing
• Balcony count
• Bathroom count
• Floor-plan version
• Apartment or villa unit code

Compare every room with the same floor plan. A 2 BHK model should not be used to judge the space in a 2.5 BHK or 3 BHK unit.

Villa buyers should also confirm whether the display is a full villa, a partial mock-up or only an interior presentation. It must be matched with the correct 4, 4.5 or 5 BHK plan.

What the Model Apartment Cannot Confirm

A sample home can show the layout and interior possibilities. However, it cannot confirm every feature of the final property.

It may not show:

• The actual view from the selected floor
• Future road or construction noise
• Sunlight in every unit facing
• The completed landscape
• The final distance between occupied towers
• Water pressure in every home
• The exact brand supplied at handover
• Changes permitted under the agreement
• The final condition of common areas

These points must be checked through the sanctioned plan, final specifications, Karnataka RERA documents and agreement for sale.

Questions to Ask During the Visit

• Which BHK and size does this model represent?
• Is the same layout currently available for booking?
• Which displayed items are part of the basic price?
• Are wardrobes and kitchen cabinets included?
• Is the false ceiling included?
• Which sanitaryware and electrical brands are proposed?
• Can the listed brands be replaced with equivalents?
• What is the carpet area of this layout?
• Is the balcony size the same on every floor?
• Are there changes between the display plan and the sale plan?

Model Apartment Photos and Video

Original model apartment photos should be added only after the display home opens. The page should include separate images of the living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, balcony and utility area.

Each photo must identify the displayed configuration. For example:

• Embassy Knowledge Park 3 BHK model apartment living room
• Embassy Knowledge Park sample flat kitchen
• Master bedroom in the displayed apartment
• Bathroom fittings in the model home
• Balcony view from the sample unit

Do not use unrelated stock interiors as model-apartment photos. Original photos and a room-by-room video will make this page much stronger.

How to Book Your Visit

The project site is on Chapparkallu Road, Tharahunise, near Yelahanka, Bengaluru 562157. Buyers can submit their details through the enquiry form and ask for the latest viewing status.

Before travelling to the site, confirm:

• Whether the model apartment is open
• The displayed BHK configuration
• Available visit date and time
• Whether an appointment is required
• Parking availability
• Whether photos are permitted
• Whether floor plans will be provided

Do not plan the visit only on the basis of an online opening claim.