Artist's impression: aerial view of a misty forest valley at dawn with villas set among the trees.

Where the pack comes home.

A private forest village for Alpha Club members and their families, planned for 2029.

100 acres.100 villas.100 families.

One forest, under 100 km from Bangalore airport. Opening 2029.

Alpha Club members have built work that doesn't need a city. Alpha Village gives their families a reason to leave one: a private forest shared by a hundred families who think the way you do, with food from our own soil, a school on the grounds, and neighbours who are also peers. Bangalore stays close enough to reach, and far enough to forget.

Life in the village

Everything a family needs, within a walk or a bicycle ride.

Artist's impression: a villa of granite, teak and glass lit from within at blue hour, set among forest trees.

The villas

A hundred homes set into the canopy rather than cut out of it. Granite, teak and glass, with deep verandahs, a courtyard at the centre and a study that looks into the trees.

Artist's impression: a family harvesting vegetables in the village kitchen garden beside fruit trees and a greenhouse.

The grove

Vegetable gardens, fruit orchards and a greenhouse that feed every family and the community kitchen, along with a small dairy, hens and beehives. Solar power, rainwater and compost close the loop.

Artist's impression: children and a teacher in an open-air classroom under a banyan tree.

The living school

A school on the grounds where the forest is the first classroom. Small classes, teachers who chose to live this way, and days built around curiosity, craft and character. Children walk or cycle to school.

Artist's impression: a private race track curving through pine forest at sunrise with a car and a motorcycle on the tarmac.

The circuit

A private race track through the trees, set at the far edge of the land behind a wide green buffer. Track days for the grown-ups, a karting loop for the kids.

Artist's impression: a father and daughter riding horseback on a forest trail in the village.

The stables

Horses, a riding arena and forest trails, with lessons for every age, from a child's first ride to a dawn canter.

Artist's impression: a timber-and-glass work pavilion among the trees.

The den

Somewhere to do your best work: private cabins for deep work, meeting rooms, a podcast and video studio, and fibre internet with a backup line. The commute is a five-minute walk through the trees. Twice a year, it's also where Alpha Club gathers in person.

Artist's impression: the village fire circle at night with families gathered around it.

The commons

A community kitchen, a library and a fire circle where the whole village meets on Friday nights.

Artist's impression: a natural swimming pond and a yoga deck at the forest's edge.

Wellness

A natural swimming pond, a yoga deck at the forest's edge, a sauna and cold plunge, and trails for running and cycling.

Also in the village

  • Treehouses and an adventure trail for the kids
  • A makers' workshop for woodwork, art and robotics
  • An observatory under dark skies
  • Padel and pickleball courts
  • A clinic with a resident doctor, and a helipad for emergencies
  • A guest lodge for visiting family
  • A dog park
  • Gated security around the clock

A Tuesday in 2029

  1. 6 am

    A run on the forest trail while the mist lifts.

  2. 7:30 am

    Breakfast from the grove: eggs from the hens, papaya from the orchard, bread from the community oven.

  3. 9 am

    Deep work at the den. Two client calls, no traffic.

  4. 1 pm

    Lunch at the commons with a neighbour who's building something too.

  5. 3:30 pm

    The kids walk home from school on their own.

  6. 5 pm

    A ride at the stables, or three laps of the circuit.

  7. 7:30 pm

    Dinner on the verandah, cooked with what you picked this morning.

  8. 9 pm

    Saturn through the observatory telescope. Then bed.

Two ways to belong

Live here

Move in full-time. Your work runs on fibre, your children walk to school, and dinner grows a few minutes from your door.

Escape here

Keep your life in the city and come for the weekend. Land at Bangalore airport and you're under 100 km from your villa.

Either way, you're a full member of the village.

Alpha Club crest

Built for Alpha Club. Open to no one else.

Alpha Village isn't sold to the public. It's for members of the Alpha Club community and their families.

You're an Alpha Club member. The village is an extension of the community.

You work from anywhere. Your clients pay for your thinking, not your address.

You want roots. You'd like your children to grow up knowing soil, horses, stars and their neighbours.

The road to 2029

  1. Now

    The founding circle forms. Members register interest and help shape the plan.

  2. Next

    Land and masterplan. We choose the land and design the village with the founding families.

  3. Then

    Forest first. Trees, water and power go in before the homes do.

  4. 2029

    The gates open.

Questions

Artist's impression: the Milky Way above the forest at night.

Some things you can only see from far enough away.

Register your interest

Founding families will be the first to see the land and the masterplan, and will help decide what gets built. This is an expression of interest only: no payment, no booking, no obligation.

Are you an Alpha Club member?
How would your family use the village?
What matters most to you? (choose any)

We'll only use these details to contact you about Alpha Village.