
The 3.5 BHK with study room benefits: work from home apartment design, a real home office in a flat, and how the Codename Club Class study plans compare.
Hybrid work changed what families need from a home. A spare bedroom is no longer enough when two people take calls at the same time. This post looks at the 3.5 BHK with study room benefits, using the study plans at Codename Club Class.
A 3.5 BHK is a 3 BHK with an extra room that is smaller than a bedroom, usually called a study. At Club Class, the three 3.5 BHK plans (T1-03, T2-03 and T1-02) add a study of 12 ft × 8 ft to 12 ft 6 in × 8 ft to a three-bedroom, three-toilet home. Sizes run from 2,289 to 2,312 sq ft.
Good work from home apartment design is about separation. A home office works best when it has a door, sits away from the living room, and has enough wall space for a desk and storage. In a 12 ft × 8 ft room, you can fit a full-size desk, a chair, shelving and a guest sofa bed, without borrowing space from a bedroom.
A home office in a flat often ends up as a corner of the bedroom or the dining table. That works for occasional use but not for daily calls. With a dedicated study:
Bedrooms stay bedrooms.
Children have a quiet place for homework or exams.
Visiting family can use it as a guest room.
Two working adults can each have a quiet space.
Living rooms of 11 ft × 17 ft
Living and dining together running to nearly 30 ft
Master bedrooms of 12 ft × 14 ft, with walk-in wardrobes
Three toilets and a dedicated utility
A private master balcony and a living balcony with Juliet-balcony runs
The Club Class 3 BHK plans range from 1,832 to 2,128 sq ft, from ₹2.15 Cr++. By comparison, the 3.5 BHK plans start at about ₹2.76 Cr. For families who need a dedicated office, the extra room is often worth more than a higher floor or a slightly larger living room.
Place the desk facing a window for natural light on video calls.
Plan data and power points early, since wiring routes are fixed before construction in aluminium formwork buildings.
Add a sofa bed to double the room as a guest room.
Use the wall space for shelving and storage.
Only three of the eight plans per floor across both towers are 3.5 BHK homes, about 37.5% of the mix. They are likely to be the scarcer format at launch.
The 3.5 BHK with study room benefits are clearest for hybrid workers, families with school-age children and households with frequent guests. Compare all plans on our floor plan page, or read our 3 BHK vs 3.5 BHK comparison.
Related reading: 3 BHK vs 3.5 BHK at Club Class and the best area in North Bangalore for IT professionals.
What is a 3.5 BHK?
A 3 BHK with an extra study room, smaller than a bedroom.
How big is the study at Club Class?
About 12 ft × 8 ft, up to 12 ft 6 in × 8 ft.
How much does a 3.5 BHK cost?
From about ₹2.76 Cr, up to ~₹3.50 Cr++ on premium floors with prime lake views.
How many 3.5 BHK homes are there?
Three of the eight plans per floor across both towers are 3.5 BHK homes.

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