Eleven acres of mango grove reborn for modern living — rammed-earth building, a courtyard guesthouse, and a slower, rooted rhythm of days.
Six frames from across the eleven acres. Tap any to enlarge.
Madilu by Delight Eco Farms is eleven acres of established mango grove at Chikkamudude Village, Uyyamballi Hobli, in Kanakapura taluk — a quiet rural setting off the Malavalli–Kanakapura Road, framed by the Cheelandavadi Forest.
It is the smallest and most intimate estate Delight has built: 38 boutique plots, eight signature amenities, and buildings raised from the ground they stand on — rammed earth, laterite stone, bamboo and natural wood. A courtyard guesthouse, a pool that hides in the greenery, a pickleball court, a vegetable garden with beekeeping units, and a stargazing deck set away from any artificial light.
Surveyed, water-ready plots at ₹700 per sq.ft. Madilu takes its name from the Kannada word for a mother's lap — shade, nourishment and continuity, held across generations.
11-acre grove · Chikkamudude, Kanakapura
Five notes from the grove — what grows, what the nights are for, where the fire is lit, where you swim, and where you play.
Design here is rooted in the ground itself. Rammed-earth walls, laterite stone, bamboo and natural wood make structures that breathe, age gracefully and stay naturally cool — using far less energy than the alternative.
Rammed earth · Laterite · Bamboo · Wood
Walls layered from the land itself — breathable, and thermally calm right through the day.
Local, enduring and honest. Stone that already belongs to the Kanakapura soil.
A fast-renewing material for light, resilient, low-impact structure.
Warm, tactile and durable — softening every edge of the build.
Eleven acres at SF No. 301–324 and 10/1, laid out along eighteen-foot roads and drawn around the mango canopy rather than through it. Below is the live plot schedule.
Chikkamudude sits off the Malavalli–Kanakapura Road, framed by the Cheelandavadi Forest. Tap a landmark to read it.
A short drive from the grove, on the road toward the Cauvery belt and its reservoir country.
Eight signature amenities, each built for a grove of thirty-eight households rather than a resort.
Courtyard-style earthen guesthouse, with dorm rooms, a shared community kitchen and alfresco dining.
Immersed in the grove — a traditional mud oven, mud stove and a dedicated bonfire pit.
A serene escape that blends into the landscape — a refreshing pause on warm days.
Professional-grade, for all ages — light-hearted recreation without disturbing the calm.
Complemented by beekeeping units and a curated bug mansion for pollinators.
For uninterrupted night-sky views, far from the glare of the city.
A peaceful retreat for mindfulness and inner balance, amidst greenery.
A safe, nature-inspired world of fun for the little ones to explore.
In older cultures the mango grove stood for abundance, protection and longevity. Madilu — the Kannada word for a mother's lap — takes its name and its plan from that idea.
An established grove, not a sapling scheme. The canopy is already here, and the layout was drawn around it rather than through it.
Mangoes overhead, a vegetable garden underfoot, beekeeping units and insect hotels — land that feeds body and spirit alike.
Buildings raised from the earth they stand on, designed to age gracefully. Abundance and protection, meant to be handed on.
Thirty-eight boutique plots among the living mango grove. Slide below to size a holding and see what it costs today.
Rate covers the plot only; registration, stamp duty and any club fee are additional. Bank finance is not currently offered on these plots, and purchase is not open to NRIs.
Chikkamudude Village, Uyyamballi Hobli, Kanakapura Taluk, Bangalore South - 562117. A quiet rural setting off the Malavalli-Kanakapura Road, framed by the Cheelandavadi Forest.
Eleven acres, and just 38 boutique plots - the smallest and most intimate estate Delight has built. Phase II covers plot numbers 301 to 324, laid out along eighteen-foot roads.
Guide pricing is Rs 700 per sq.ft. Plot sizes vary across the Phase II schedule, so speak with the sales desk for the current list. The guide price is indicative and subject to availability at the time of booking.
An established mango grove, not a sapling scheme. The canopy is already here, and the layout was drawn around the existing trees rather than through them.
Madilu is the Kannada word for a mother's lap. In older cultures the mango grove stood for abundance, protection and longevity - shade, nourishment and continuity, held across generations.
Eight: an earthen courtyard guesthouse with dorm rooms and a shared community kitchen, a nature campsite with a mud oven and bonfire pit, a swimming pool, a professional-grade pickleball court, a vegetable garden with beekeeping units, a stargazing deck, a yoga pavilion and a children's play area.
Rammed earth, laterite stone, bamboo and natural wood - breathable, durable and low-impact. They use less energy, stay naturally cool, and age gracefully rather than needing constant upkeep.
It sits well away from artificial light. Kanakapura's rural belt still has genuinely dark skies, which is increasingly rare within reach of Bengaluru.
No. Madilu runs on Delight's managed farmland model - the grove, the grounds and the amenities are maintained for you year-round.
It is far closer to the city and much smaller. Sakleshpur means a four-and-a-half-hour drive to a working coffee plantation; Madilu is an eleven-acre mango grove in the Kanakapura belt south of Bengaluru, built for a day trip rather than a long weekend.
Limited plots remain across the 150 acres. Speak with our team for full pricing, availability and a guided site visit.
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