About VaishnaviKrishna
Vaishnavi Krishna Brundavan is an upcoming premium residential project located at JP Nagar, near Sarakki Signal, Bangalore. Spread across 6 acres of beautifully planned land, it offers over 400+ elegant apartments in 1, 2, and 3 BHK configurations, with sizes ranging from 550 sq. ft. to 1500 sq. ft. Designed for modern living, the project blends comfort with convenience, providing top-class amenities and serene surroundings. With prices starting from INR 60 Lakhs, this pre-launch development by Vaishnavi Group ensures an ideal mix of luxury and value. RERA approval is coming soon, and possession details will be announced shortly.
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