Agrocorp Unveils ‘Vacation Village’ in Chikkamagaluru, Tapping India’s Rising Demand for Lifestyle-Led Second Homes

 Bengaluru : As lifestyle preferences shift towards nature-led living and experiential investments, Agrocorp has introduced Vacation Village, a second-home development in Chikkamagaluru. Spread across 31 acres in Hebbali along Mallenahalli Road, the project brings together scenic surroundings, planned infrastructure, and a structured approach to holiday home ownership.

With a planned saleable area of 0.50 million sq. ft. and an estimated revenue potential of ₹200 crore, the development will be executed in phases. The first phase will comprise 260 residential plots within a master-planned layout, designed to offer both flexibility and long-term value.

Amid the growing demand for second homes in high-footfall leisure destinations, Vacation Village reflects a broader shift in how buyers are approaching real estate — moving beyond traditional ownership to lifestyle-oriented investments. The project is structured as a plotted development, with construction aligned to defined architectural guidelines, allowing flexibility in timelines within a cohesive and planned framework.

Headquartered in Bengaluru, Agrocorp has been involved in developing countryside and farmhouse communities for over a decade. With Vacation Village, the company is extending this approach to destination-led holiday home developments, focusing on natural landscapes, architectural planning, and managed residential environments, while outlining plans for expansion across leisure markets in India.

Ayan Nagpal, Director, said:

“Vacation Village represents an extension of our work in nature-led communities. The focus is on developing second-home projects that combine residential use with planned infrastructure and natural surroundings.”

Arush Nagpal, Director, added:

“The approach with Vacation Village is to create planned holiday home developments with defined architectural and community frameworks, with a view to building a portfolio across different regions.”

Plots at the project are priced starting from ₹50 lakh onwards. The company indicated that approximately 10 percent of the inventory has been booked ahead of the formal launch.

Agrocorp has outlined plans to expand this model to other tourism-driven locations over the next five years, with markets such as Srinagar, Wayanad, and Goa under consideration.