Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan image
The Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan organises 21 acres into 195 gated villa plots, threaded with landscaped avenues, a central amenity spine, and a Prestige-built three-level clubhouse with an infinity-edge pool. The layout follows a low-density, high-landscape logic: rather than packing the parcel, it threads tree-lined avenues, urban gardens, and statutory open zones through the plotted grid so the community reads as a landscaped neighbourhood from day one.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan at a glance
| Element | Detail |
|---|---|
| Land area | 21 acres |
| Total plots | 195 |
| Entrance road | 18 m wide (classical-style entrance arch) |
| Internal roads | 12 m and 9 m wide |
| Carriageways | 7 m and 5.5 m, asphalted |
| Plot access | Defined, concrete-finished from approach road |
| Amenity features | 22 numbered (legend) |
| Anchor amenity | 3-level clubhouse with infinity-edge pool |
| Connection | 18 m existing road to Phase 1 / STRR |
| Security | Single main entrance, security cabin, RFID boom barriers, CCTV |
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 layout logic - how the estate is organised
A good plotted-development master plan does three things well: it gives every plot a clean road frontage, it distributes the amenities so they are walkable from the plot clusters, and it manages traffic and security through a controlled entrance. The Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan does all three.
The estate is entered off an 18-metre-wide existing road that links the layout to Phase 1 and onward to the STRR. From the entrance — marked by an imposing classical-style arch — the road network steps down in a clear hierarchy: a primary 12-metre-wide distributor road carrying the main internal traffic, and 9-metre-wide secondary roads serving the plot rows. Carriageways are asphalted at 7 m and 5.5 m respectively, with landscaped avenue plantation on either side, so the streets read as shaded green corridors rather than bare tarmac. Every plot has its own defined, concrete-finished access from the approach road — a small detail that signals build-quality from day one.
The plots themselves are arranged in clean rows running off the road grid, with the four typologies (and custom parcels) distributed across the layout. The master-plan plot-numbering runs across the Phase 2 parcel, and corner/irregular plots are individually marked. The amenity cluster sits centrally and along the landscaped spine, so that the recreation, sport, and wellness features are reachable on foot from the residential clusters. For the per-typology sizes shown across the grid, see the plot options page.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 road hierarchy
| Road | Width | Carriageway | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance / existing road | 18 m | — | Links to Phase 1 and STRR; main gateway |
| Primary internal road | 12 m | 7 m asphalted | Main distributor through the estate |
| Secondary internal road | 9 m | 5.5 m asphalted | Serves plot rows |
| Plot access | — | Concrete-finished | Individual plot entry from approach road |
The 18 m entrance width is generous for a plotted development and does two things: it makes for a grand, legible arrival, and it provides the carrying capacity for the community's combined Phase 1 and Phase 2 traffic. The 12 m / 9 m internal split keeps through-traffic on the wider distributor while the narrower secondaries stay calm and residential — the right pattern for a community where people will walk to the clubhouse and the parks.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan - the 22 numbered features
The Phase 2 master-plan legend numbers twenty-two distinct elements across access, amenity, landscape, and utilities:
- Entry / Exit — the controlled single main entrance.
- Civic Amenities — the community civic-amenity allocation.
- Amphitheatre — outdoor performance and gathering space.
- Stage with screen wall — the amphitheatre's performance stage.
- Barbeque area — outdoor cooking and gathering zone.
- Cricket pitch — practice/recreational cricket.
- Jogging track — looped running path through the landscape.
- Multipurpose court — flexible sports court.
- Gazebo seating — shaded seating pavilions.
- Kids play area with Tree house — children's play with a signature tree-house feature.
- Lawn — open green for informal recreation.
- Pet park — dedicated dog/pet exercise zone.
- Padel court — the racquet-sport court (a premium amenity in plotted communities).
- Yoga lawn — open lawn for yoga and group wellness.
- Reflexology path — textured walking path for foot reflexology.
- Tot Lot — toddler play zone.
- Seating area — landscaped seating nodes.
- Viewing gallery — elevated/landscaped viewing point.
- Miyawaki plantation — dense native-species micro-forest.
- Meditation deck — quiet wellness deck.
- Kharab Land — statutory unbuildable land (retained as open).
- Utilities — the STP, WTP, OHT/sump, DG, and other service zones.
Beyond the legend, the master plan and cover material confirm urban garden areas and the 3-level clubhouse with infinity-edge pool as the social anchor. The full amenity detail is on the amenities page.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 amenity spine
The amenities are not scattered as afterthoughts — they are organised along a central landscaped spine and amenity cluster so they function as the community's social and wellness core. The amphitheatre (with its stage and screen wall), the clubhouse, the padel and multipurpose courts, the cricket pitch, the yoga lawn, the meditation deck, the Miyawaki plantation, and the kids' play-with-tree-house sit where they are reachable on foot from the plot rows. This is what gives a plotted development the lived texture of a neighbourhood from the start, rather than a grid of parcels that only acquires character once homes are built. The full amenity detail is on the amenities page.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 clubhouse in the plan
The master plan's signature built structure is the three-level clubhouse with an infinity-edge swimming pool and amphitheatre steps descending toward the water. It is a substantial, architecturally-resolved building — closer to a resort clubhouse than the token community hall many plotted layouts settle for.
One critical point of accuracy for buyers reading the master plan: the clubhouse ownership is retained by the developer and it is not a free common facility. Club membership is optional, non-exclusive, open to all (including non-residents), and carries separately-payable membership, subscription, and usage charges set by the club management. So while the clubhouse is part of the master plan and the experience of the estate, access to it is a separate, chargeable membership rather than an entitlement bundled into the plot price. This is explained in full on the amenities page.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 utilities & statutory zones
The master plan dedicates specific zones (legend items 21 and 22) to statutory open land and the utility infrastructure that makes the plots build-ready:
- Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) — treats the estate's wastewater; treated water is reused for landscape irrigation and flushing across all plots.
- Water Treatment Plant (WTP) with underground sump tank — treats and stores the water supply.
- Centralised OHT and UG sump — overhead tank and underground sump of suitable capacity, sized for adequate head and pressure across the dual water-supply network.
- Organic Waste Convertor — on-site processing of organic waste.
- DG for common services — diesel generator backup for the estate's common infrastructure.
- Kharab land — statutory unbuildable land, retained as open space within the layout.
Locating these utilities deliberately within the plan — rather than leaving them as an afterthought — is part of what makes the plots genuinely plug-and-play: the water, sewage, power, and data networks all terminate at the plot boundary, fed from properly-sized centralised infrastructure.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 security & access control
The master plan controls access through a single main entrance with a security cabin, 24/7 security, RFID boom barriers at the main gate, and CCTV at the entrance/exit, the service yards, and the children's play area. A single controlled gateway is the correct security pattern for a gated plotted community — it concentrates monitoring at one point and keeps the internal streets free of through-traffic.
How Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 connects to Phase 1
The master plan shows Phase 2 as a distinct parcel connected to Phase 1 and the STRR by the 18-metre existing road, with the two phases reading as one continuous community. Phase 2 buyers share the estate's amenity ecosystem — including the clubhouse — with Phase 1 residents. This phased structure is common in large Prestige plotted developments and is a positive for Phase 2 buyers: they are joining a community that is already partly built out and proven, rather than a standalone first phase.
Reading the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan as a buyer
When you evaluate the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan against a plot you are considering, three things are worth checking with the sales team:
- Road frontage and orientation — which road width your plot faces (18 m / 12 m / 9 m), and its orientation, both of which affect the home you can build and the plot's resale appeal.
- Proximity to the amenity spine — closeness to the clubhouse and parks adds amenity convenience but may carry a premium or more footfall; interior plots are quieter.
- Plot shape and corner status — corner and irregular plots (marked on the plan) carry different setback geometry and often a price premium.
The master plan, the per-typology dimensions, and the available-plot grid are all confirmable with the sales team via the contact page. For the plot-size deep dive, see the plot options page; for the visual render of the layout and clubhouse, see the gallery page. The project is registered with Karnataka RERA under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/080626/008705, and the developer's corporate site is prestigeconstructions.com.
Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan FAQ
How is the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan laid out?
The Phase 2 master plan organises 195 villa plots across 21 acres around a clear road hierarchy and a central landscaped amenity spine. Entry is off an 18 m existing road linking to Phase 1 and the STRR, a 12 m primary distributor and 9 m secondaries serve the plot rows with avenue plantation on both sides, and every plot has a defined, concrete-finished access. The legend numbers 22 amenity and landscape features.
How wide are the roads in the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 layout?
The entrance / existing road is 18 m wide and links to Phase 1 and the STRR. Internally, a 12 m primary distributor (7 m asphalted carriageway) carries the main traffic and 9 m secondary roads (5.5 m asphalted carriageway) serve the plot rows. Each individual plot has its own concrete-finished access from the approach road.
How many amenity features are on the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan?
The Phase 2 master plan legend numbers 22 distinct features spanning access, amenity, landscape, and utilities — including the amphitheatre, cricket pitch, padel court, jogging track, kids' play with tree house, yoga lawn, reflexology path, meditation deck, the Miyawaki plantation, and the utility and statutory (Kharab) zones — plus the three-level clubhouse with infinity-edge pool as the social anchor.
Is the clubhouse shown on the master plan free for plot owners?
No. The three-level clubhouse with its infinity-edge pool is part of the master plan, but its ownership is retained by the developer and it is not a free common facility. Club membership is optional, non-exclusive, and open to all including non-residents, with membership, subscription, and usage charges payable separately as set by the club management.
How does the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan connect to Phase 1?
The master plan shows Phase 2 as a distinct 21-acre parcel connected to Phase 1 and the STRR by the 18 m existing road, with the two phases reading as one continuous community. Phase 2 buyers share the estate's amenity ecosystem — including the clubhouse — with Phase 1 residents, joining a community that is already partly built out and proven rather than a standalone first phase.
What utilities does the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan include?
Legend items 21 and 22 dedicate zones to statutory open land (Kharab) and the utility infrastructure: a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) with treated-water reuse, a Water Treatment Plant (WTP) with underground sump, a centralised OHT and UG sump, an organic waste convertor, and DG backup for common services. These centralised systems feed the plug-and-play network that terminates at every plot boundary.
Enquire about the Prestige Gardenia Estate Phase 2 master plan
Request the master-plan walkthrough, the available-plot grid, and a site visit to walk the road network, the amenity spine, and the Phase 1 community that Phase 2 connects to. A Prestige sales associate will reach out within one working day.
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