Infinity Circles
Get 605 sq. yds with a profitable dragon fruit farm for ₹25 lakhs — inside a six-acre eco-friendly venture at Bandalemoor.
Grow wealth.
Grow green.
- Total project area6 acres
- Plot offering605 sq. yds
- Project typeDragon fruit farm plots
- Investment₹25 lakhs
- Booking amount₹5 lakhs
- AvailabilityLimited slots
- LocationBandalemoor
- DeveloperAaradhya Infra, an ISO certified company
A productive escape
Step into a world where luxury finds its home amidst the beauty of nature. Infinity Circles invites you to escape the ordinary and embrace a world of elegance and adventure.
Each slot is 605 sq. yds of land within a six-acre dragon fruit venture — so the plot is not simply held, it is planted and worked. It is an eco-friendly haven where unforgettable memories are created against the backdrop of Bandalemoor’s lush landscapes.
Most farmland just sits there. This is meant to work.
Buy an acre outside Hyderabad and the usual story follows: it appreciates slowly, and in the meantime it costs you a boundary wall, a borewell and somebody to keep an eye on it.
Infinity Circles is arranged the other way round. Six acres at Bandalemoor, divided into 605 sq. yd. holdings, planted as a dragon fruit farm. You own a defined piece of land, and that land is under a managed crop rather than under weeds.
Dragon fruit suits this model particularly well. It is a high-demand crop with genuine margin, it is low maintenance once the plants are established, and a single planting keeps producing across many seasons rather than being torn up and replaced every year. It also asks far less of the soil and the water table than most row crops — which is the difference between a farm you can be proud of and one you quietly stop mentioning.
And then there is where it is. Bandalemoor is the same green valley that holds Sunrise Farm Valley — hills, morning mist and open sky, close enough to reach for a weekend and far enough to feel like leaving.
Land that works while you hold it.
High-demand crop
Dragon fruit is a high-demand crop with great profit potential, positioned for the growing market for premium fruit.
Low maintenance, high yield
Sustainable farming with a low maintenance load and a high yield profile once the plantation matures.
Prime, accessible location
A prime location at Bandalemoor with easy accessibility — close enough to visit on a weekend, far enough to feel like an escape.
Limited slots
Only a limited number of slots are released from the six-acre venture. Book a site visit to check what is currently open.
Grow wealth, grow green
A green asset with a productive return alongside the land itself — invest smart, and invest in something that grows.
ISO certified developer
Delivered by Aaradhya Infra Housing Projects, an ISO certified company based in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad.
Bandalemoor.
The same green valley that is home to Sunrise Farm Valley — hills, water and open sky, within reach of the city.
- SettingBandalemoor’s lush landscapes, in an eco-friendly haven
- AccessPrime location with easy accessibility
- NearbyAdjacent to the Sunrise Farm Valley resort development
- UseA working dragon fruit farm, not just a held plot
Three ways people buy here.
You want somewhere to go on Saturday
A piece of land in a green valley an easy drive from the city, that happens to be productive rather than idle. The farm is the reason to come back, and the reason it looks after itself between visits.
You want the land to earn
Farmland that appreciates is ordinary. Farmland under an established crop is a different asset — it has a second source of return alongside the land value. Get the crop-share and management terms in writing and you will know exactly which parts of that apply to you.
You are spreading your money
At ₹25 lakhs with a ₹5 lakh booking, this sits below a villa plot and well below a resort villa. For buyers who already hold property and want something uncorrelated with the apartment market, agricultural land in a growth belt is a familiar way to do it.
From first call to your slot.
Ask what is open
Slots are limited and released in phases, so the first question is always what remains from the six acres. Call and ask for the current position.
Walk the farm
See the plantation, the boundaries and the access road. Ask which specific 605 sq. yds you are being offered and where it sits within the six acres.
Read the terms
Who plants, who maintains, who harvests, who sells, and how the proceeds are shared. Get all of it in the written agreement, not just the conversation.
Book and register
Confirm your slot with the booking amount, complete documentation, and register the land in your name.
The things people ask first.
What am I actually buying?
605 sq. yds of land within a six-acre dragon fruit venture at Bandalemoor, priced at ₹25 lakhs with a ₹5 lakh booking amount. Ask the team to show you the specific parcel on the survey plan and confirm in writing how it is demarcated within the wider six acres.
Who looks after the farm?
The venture is presented as a managed dragon fruit farm rather than a bare plot, but the exact arrangement — who plants, maintains, harvests and markets the fruit, and on what terms — is set out in the agreement rather than the brochure. Ask for it in writing before you book. It is the single most important document in this purchase.
What return will I get?
The project material describes dragon fruit as a high-demand crop with great profit potential, low maintenance and high yield. It does not quote a guaranteed figure, and no honest seller of agricultural land would. Yield and income depend on the season, the weather, market prices and how well the farm is run. Ask what the operator projects, ask what it is based on, and treat any number you are given as an estimate rather than a promise.
How many slots are left?
The venture is six acres and the project material describes limited slots. Availability genuinely moves, so the only reliable answer is the one the team gives you on the day you call.
Can I build on it?
This is agricultural land under an active plantation, which is a different category to a DTCP approved villa plot. What you may and may not put up on it depends on the land classification and local rules. Ask the team directly and confirm it independently before assuming anything.
Can I visit before deciding?
Yes, and you should. Bandalemoor is an easy drive and the farm is the thing selling itself — a plantation either looks well kept or it does not. Call to arrange a site visit.
The full brochure.
Book your site visit today.
Bandalemoor • #362, Road No. 80, Phase-3, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad-33
Pricing, plot extent, booking amounts, yield expectations and availability on this page are reproduced from the project material issued by Aaradhya Infra Housing Projects and are indicative only. Images are representative views, not photographs of this specific plantation. Agricultural returns depend on crop, season, weather, market prices and management, and are not guaranteed. Please verify all details, land classification, title and current terms with the developer, and take independent legal advice, before entering into any transaction.