The Land, and How It Is Used
| Total land | 100,100 sq m (24.74 acres) |
|---|---|
| Open area | 70,297 sq m |
| Covered area | 29,803 sq m |
| Sanctioned FAR | 2.99 |
| Built-up area, all floors | 459,909 sq m |
| Carpet area, all floors | 191,288 sq m |
| Homes | 2,000 |
| Towers | 14 |
| Clubhouse | 7,666.94 sq m |
| Project cost | ₹2,541.63 Cr (land ₹446.84 Cr, development ₹2,094.79 Cr) |
| Project start | 1 January 2026 |
| Completion | 30 June 2030 |
Two numbers in that table deserve reading together. Of the 100,100 sq m of land, 70,297 sq m is open and 29,803 sq m is covered. That puts a little over 70% of the site outside the building footprint, which is the number that governs how the place will feel to walk through.
Note also that Prestige publishes the land as "24 Acres" on its own project page, while the registered area is 100,100 sq m, which works out to 24.74 acres. Both figures are the developer's; the second is simply the less rounded of the two.
The land size is worth putting in proportion honestly. 2,000 homes on 24.74 acres is roughly 81 homes to the acre, which is high-rise density rather than low density. What 24.74 acres buys at this scale is not fewer neighbours — it is distance between towers, room for a landscape plan that runs continuously rather than in leftover pockets, and a clubhouse and sports provision that does not have to be squeezed onto a podium. Judge the plan on spacing and open ground, not on the acreage headline. For a site-planning comparison with Prestige Evergreen, consider Prestige Eaton Park, which offers three- and four-bedroom apartments within The Prestige City on Sarjapur Road.
How the Fourteen Towers Are Grouped
The towers are numbered T-01 to T-14 and organised into seven building groups.
| Building group | Towers |
|---|---|
| Building-01 | T-01, T-02, T-03 |
| Building-02 | T-04, T-05 |
| Building-03 | T-06, T-07 |
| Building-04 | T-08, T-09 |
| Building-05 | T-10 |
| Building-06 | T-11, T-12 |
| Building-07 | T-13, T-14 |
There are fourteen towers and no more. One group of three, one of a single tower, and five pairs. Building-05 is the only group that stands alone, with T-10 as its sole tower.
This grouping is the structure to use when you are told where your home sits. A tower number on its own tells you little; the building group tells you which cluster you are in, which neighbours you share a podium and basement approach with, and which part of the landscape plan sits at your door. Ask for both, and ask for them in writing.
Every Tower Is the Same Building
All fourteen towers share one section, so differences come from position, not type.
| Element | Specification |
|---|---|
| Basements | 3 |
| Floors above ground | Ground plus 19 upper floors |
| Super-structure slabs | 20 |
| Stilt floors | 0 |
| Tower height | 64.20 m |
This is uniform across all fourteen towers. Every one of them carries three basements, a ground floor, nineteen upper floors and twenty super-structure slabs, and every one of them stands 64.20 m tall.
That uniformity is useful to know before you are sold a premium tower. There is no taller building here and no differently configured one. Differences between two homes in this project come from level, orientation, aspect and which building group they sit in — not from the tower being a better building. Price differences that are explained to you as tower quality are explaining something else.
What Sits Below Ground
Three basement levels run beneath the scheme. That is the single most consequential decision in this masterplan.
| Provision | Count |
|---|---|
| Covered parking bays | 3,154 |
| Open parking bays | 103 |
| Garages | 0 |
| Total bays | 3,257 |
| Homes | 2,000 |
Almost all the parking is underground. 3,154 of the 3,257 bays are covered, and only 103 sit in the open. There are no private garages.
Two things follow from that, and both are worth saying plainly. The first is the benefit: putting parking below ground is what frees the ground plane for landscape. A site that parked 3,154 cars on the surface would have very little of that 70,297 sq m of open area left doing anything green. The second is the cost: three basement levels are slow and expensive to build, they are the reason the project's current work is entirely sub-structure, and they are a meaningful part of why completion sits in 2030 rather than earlier. You are paying for that ground plane in time.
Note also that the total bay count exceeds the home count, but a total is not an allotment. Get the parking allotted to your specific unit written into your agreement rather than inferred from this arithmetic.
The Clubhouse
The clubhouse is 7,666.94 sq m, which is about 82,500 sq ft.
Larger figures for this clubhouse circulate on listing pages, including on this site's own earlier version. They are not supported. 82,500 sq ft is the registered particular, and it is a substantial clubhouse by any reasonable standard for a 2,000-home project — roughly 41 sq ft of clubhouse for every home. The overstated versions do the project no favours, because they set up an expectation the building will not meet on the day you walk into it.
The Amenity Schedule
The scheme's amenities, as scheduled, group into five broad families.
Arrival and movement
Entry and exit, entry pavilion, drop-off, arrival terrace garden, visitors' parking.
Green and forest
Rain tree grove trail, dense forest, forest pavilion, sculpture mounds, lookout point, garden pavilion, central lawn, terrace garden.
Water
The lagoon, lagoon pavilion, linear water feature, water courtyard, water deck, water play, relaxation pool, kids' pool, sun deck, sunken deck, clubhouse terrace, cabanas.
Sport
Tennis court, basketball court, pickleball court, padel court, cricket practice pitch, fitness station.
Family and pets
Rain tree playground, pet park.
Two observations on that schedule. The water provision is unusually extensive for a project of this type — a lagoon with its own pavilion, a linear water feature, a water courtyard, a water deck and a water play area, in addition to the two pools. And the sport provision includes a padel court alongside the more usual tennis, basketball and pickleball, which is still uncommon in Bengaluru residential schemes.
Both are scheduled provisions. Ask which of them are contracted for delivery at your tower's handover and which are phased to a later one, and get the sequence in writing.
Where the Plan Stands on the Ground
The project is under construction and in sub-structure. Work began on 1 January 2026.
The promoter's own work-item position at the quarter ended 30 June 2026:
| Work item | Progress at 30 June 2026 |
|---|---|
| Earth work and levelling | 94% |
| Foundation footing | 50% |
| Retaining wall | 4% |
| Up-to-plinth and parking flooring | 0% |
| RCC and MS framed structure | 0% |
The RCC and MS framed structure was scheduled to begin on 20 August 2026.
The promoter's filed completion figure for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 is 8%. That figure needs reading correctly, because it is routinely misread. It is a financial completion measure — construction expenditure against the engineer-certified estimated cost of the works — and not a measure of how much of the building is standing. At 30 June 2026, no super-structure had started on any tower. What the site held at that date was earth moved, footings half poured and retaining walls barely begun.
Those figures are dated. They describe the position at 30 June 2026 and nothing later. Treat them as the last confirmed position rather than as today's, and check the current one yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374.
Compliance Position
The Karnataka RERA registration, and what it commits.
| Field | Position |
|---|---|
| Registration | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374 |
| Approved | 1 January 2026 |
| Authority | Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority |
| Registered completion | 30 June 2030 |
| Extensions | None |
| Complaints on this project | 0 |
The completion date has not been revised since registration and carries no extension of any kind. The project record shows no complaints as at 16 September 2026. Both are worth confirming for yourself rather than taking from this page.
How to Read This Masterplan Before You Book
A masterplan is the developer's statement of intent. It becomes a commitment only where it is written into what you sign.
- Ask which building group and which tower your home sits in, and get both in writing.
- Ask which amenities are contracted for delivery at your tower's handover, and which are sequenced to a later handover.
- Ask for the sanctioned plan reference that covers your tower.
- Get the parking allotment for your unit into the agreement.
- Walk the site. Three basement levels take a long time to come out of the ground, and the honest way to judge progress is to stand on the edge of the excavation rather than to read a percentage.
- Verify the registration, the completion date and the current filed position at rera.karnataka.gov.in.
Prestige Evergreen FAQs
What configurations does Prestige Evergreen offer?
The developer currently offers 2, 3 and 4 BHK homes. Within those, the filed variants are a 2 BHK with two toilets, a 3 BHK with two toilets, a 3 BHK with three toilets, a larger 3 BHK with three toilets, a 3 BHK with a study, a 4 BHK with three toilets and a maid's room, and a 4 BHK with four toilets and a maid's room.
What is the 3 BHK with a study at Prestige Evergreen?
It is a three-bedroom home with a separate study, filed as its own product and sized from 1,991 to 2,037 sq ft. It is a distinct variant rather than a half-step between a 3 BHK and a 4 BHK, and it is worth seeing the plate before assuming the study reads as a fourth bedroom - it is designed as a study.
How large are the homes at Prestige Evergreen, and on what basis are the sizes quoted?
Sizes are quoted on super built-up area. The 2 BHK with two toilets runs 1,174 to 1,526 sq ft. The 3 BHK with two toilets is 1,461 and 1,486 sq ft. The 3 BHK with three toilets runs 1,647 to 1,825 sq ft, and the larger 3 BHK with three toilets is a separate product at 1,884 to 1,951 sq ft. The 3 BHK with a study runs 1,991 to 2,037 sq ft. The 4 BHK with three toilets and a maid's room is 2,271 and 2,299 sq ft, and the 4 BHK with four toilets and a maid's room goes up to 2,492 sq ft. Always ask for the carpet area of your specific unit in writing as well, because that is the figure the agreement is written against.
How big is the clubhouse at Prestige Evergreen?
7,666.94 sq m, which is approximately 82,500 sq ft. That is the figure in the project's own filed schedule, and it is the one to hold the developer to if a larger number is quoted to you verbally.
How much parking does Prestige Evergreen provide?
3,154 covered parking spaces and 103 open spaces, with no private garages. Confirm in writing how many bays are allotted to your specific unit and whether they are numbered, tandem or stacked, because that detail varies by unit and is not something a project-level number can answer.