Sattva Ekatra Booking Process

The booking process is simple when the buyer has the documents ready. First, the buyer selects the plot size and checks the available plot numbers. After that, the buyer confirms the price, payment plan and charges.

The normal booking flow is:

• Choose the plot size
• Check available plot numbers
• Visit the project or sales office
• Collect the cost sheet
• Pay the booking amount
• Submit KYC documents
• Get plot confirmation
• Sign the agreement
• Follow the payment plan
• Complete registration at the right stage

A buyer should not book only by looking at the plot size. The plot number, road width, facing, corner position, vastu, park access and price should also be checked.

Sattva Ekatra offers multiple plot sizes. The smallest regular plot is 20x30. The largest regular plot is 30x60. Odd-dimension plots are also available in the layout.

The 30x40 plot has the highest demand because it gives a good balance of price and usability. The 20x30 plot is useful for buyers who want a lower entry price. The 30x60 plot is better for buyers who want a larger independent home later.

The Sattva Ekatra booking amount is usually paid after plot selection. The exact amount can change by plot size and booking stage. Buyers should collect the latest cost sheet before payment.

As per the working payment structure, buyers can expect an initial booking payment of around 10%. Another 10% is usually collected at plot confirmation or agreement stage. The remaining amount is paid in stages as per the payment plan.

Before paying, buyers should confirm:

• Plot number
• Plot size
• Facing
• Total price
• Booking amount
• Payment schedule
• Cancellation terms
• Registration timeline
• Extra charges

Payment should be made only to the official project account mentioned by the sales team or demand note.

Sattva Ekatra payment plan is expected to follow a simple plot booking structure. The buyer pays part of the amount during booking and confirmation. The balance is paid in stages before registration.

A practical payment flow can look like this:

• 10% at booking
• 10% at plot confirmation or agreement
• Stage-wise payments as per demand
• Balance before registration

This payment plan helps buyers plan funds in advance. Buyers using a plot loan should speak to the bank before booking. Plot loans are different from home loans. The loan approval depends on income, credit score, project approval and bank valuation.

Buyers need basic KYC and financial documents for plot booking. The sales team may ask for different documents based on whether the buyer is salaried, self-employed, NRI or buying jointly.

Common documents include:

• PAN card
• Aadhaar card
• Address proof
• Passport-size photo
• Bank details
• Cheque or payment proof
• Income proof for loan buyers
• Passport and OCI details for NRI buyers, if needed

Joint buyers must submit documents for all applicants. The same names should be used in booking, agreement, loan and registration documents.

The cost sheet is one of the most important documents in the Sattva Ekatra booking process. It shows the full price and extra charges.

The cost sheet should show:

• Base plot price
• Plot size
• Plot number
• Facing
• Legal charges
• Maintenance deposit
• Khata or record charges
• Registration charges
• Stamp duty
• Payment schedule

Buyers should not compare only the base plot price. The final payable amount depends on plot size, selected plot, charges and registration cost.

Sattva Ekatra is registered with Karnataka RERA under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/301/PR/180926/008945. Buyers should check this number before booking.

The RERA page helps buyers verify the project name, promoter name, project address, approval details, completion date and layout information. The promoter name is Shirasa Construction Private Limited. The project is sold under the Sattva Group brand.

The project start date is 1 October 2026. The proposed completion date is 19 March 2029. These dates should match the booking and agreement documents.

After booking, the buyer has to complete the agreement process. The agreement should mention the plot number, plot size, total price, payment schedule and registration terms.

The buyer should read the agreement carefully before signing. Important points include possession date, delay terms, cancellation terms, refund rules, maintenance charges and registration process.

If the buyer is taking a loan, the bank may also check the agreement and project papers before releasing the loan amount.

Plot registration happens after the required payments are completed and the project reaches the registration stage. The buyer has to pay stamp duty and registration charges as per Karnataka rules.

The sale deed should clearly mention the plot number, boundaries, area, survey number and project details. Buyers should check the schedule of property before signing the sale deed.

For plotted developments, the registered plot details should match the approved layout plan.

Sattva Ekatra booking should be done only after checking the plot in detail. A cheaper plot may not always be the best choice. Road width, facing, corner position, park access and future house plan matter.

A 20x30 plot is good for lower entry price. A 30x40 plot is good for most family homes. A 30x50 or 30x60 plot gives more space for parking, garden and larger rooms.

Buyers should also check STRR access, Doddaballapura location, nearby schools, hospitals and future road growth before final booking.