The central park at Prestige Parklane is the organising idea of the whole master plan, with the nine towers arcing around a landscaped garden and a water body at its heart. The clubhouse and the main swimming pool sit at the centre of the campus, and the RERA filing records 37,353 sq m of open area on a 45,401 sq m site.
Most high-rise projects place buildings first and fill the gaps with planting. Here the arrangement runs the other way, with the towers curved around a central green so that homes look inward at the park rather than at each other.
That layout also puts distance between the residential precinct and the enterprise estate across the boulevard, since the park occupies the middle of the site. The RERA numbers support what the drawing shows: 8,048 sq m of plinth area against 37,353 sq m of open area.
A water body sits within the central park, alongside the clubhouse and the swimming pool at the heart of the campus. Water features do three things in a layout of this scale: they cool the air immediately around them, they give the landscape a focal point, and they soften sound across open ground.
For residents, the practical effect is a view that changes with the light rather than a static lawn, which matters when nine towers look onto the same space.
The master plan numbers 21 features, and most of them ring the central landscape.
Prestige Parklane holds 1,788 apartments on 11.90 acres, which is a high-rise density by any measure. Stacking homes into nine towers of 24 floors is what frees the ground for a park, because the same homes spread across low-rise blocks would cover most of the site.
The filed figures make the trade visible. Buildings stand on 8,048 sq m of the 45,401 sq m site, leaving 37,353 sq m open, so the towers touch under a fifth of the land.
The sanctioned plan, DO3-KIADB-00128/26-27/BP, approved by KIADB on 13 August 2026, is the document that answers these rather than a render.
A park of this size is a running cost as much as a design feature, and it is funded through maintenance. Buyers pay 24 months of advance maintenance at ₹120 per sq ft plus GST at possession, which works out to ₹5 per sq ft a month, along with a corpus of ₹60 per sq ft.
After those two years the residents' association takes over, and the quality of the landscape from then on depends on how well the association is run.
Facing decides more about daily life than the floor number does, because the park side and the boulevard side offer different outlooks entirely. Ask for the unit's orientation at allotment rather than after, since towers carry different bands of homes and the choice narrows quickly.
With handover declared for 31 December 2030, the landscape will mature alongside the towers rather than arriving finished on day one.
Yes, a landscaped central park with a water body sits at the heart of the campus, with the nine towers arranged in an arc around it.
The RERA filing records 37,353 sq m of open area on a 45,401 sq m site, with 8,048 sq m of plinth area.
The clubhouse and pools, a jogging track, outdoor gym, multi-court, padel and pickleball courts, a cricket net, party lawn, pet garden and vegetable garden.
Twenty-one, from the main entry and planting median through to the viewing deck and service entry.
The residents' association, once the 24 months of advance maintenance collected at possession are used up.
Ask for the unit's orientation on the sanctioned plan, DO3-KIADB-00128/26-27/BP, before allotment rather than after.
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