Master Plan
Nambiar District 25 - 100-Acre Perimeter Tower Layout
Nambiar District 25 uses a perimeter tower arrangement on the 100-acre Muthanallur Cross site. Residential towers sit along the periphery of the parcel, keeping the central area open for landscape, amenities and the Club SOHO clubhouse. Phase 1 occupies 63 acres with 6 towers and 796 homes; Phase 2 adds 6 more towers with 816 homes. The remaining acreage is reserved for later phases - the full township is planned for 5,400+ homes. Towers go up to 32-34 floors, and there are only 4 units per floor across all towers. From a planning angle, Prestige Evergreen keeps the reference local: internal roads, open-space placement, amenity access, and tower orientation all affect how the address will live after handover.
100
Acres
80%+
Open Area
12
Towers Launched
4
Units per Floor
Site Plan
District 25 Site Plan
Layout Rationale
Why the Perimeter Arrangement
Township-scale master plans typically choose between distributed towers (towers throughout the site, smaller pockets of open space between them) and perimeter arrangement (towers along the outer edge, one large central open spine). Nambiar District 25 uses the perimeter approach. The structural advantage is that the central landscape park, the Club SOHO clubhouse, the sports zones and the swimming pool deck form a single contiguous amenity zone rather than multiple smaller ones - useful at the household level for shared family use and useful for the resale narrative when buyers compare campus depth.
The trade-off is that perimeter-facing units sit closer to the township boundary, while park-facing units overlook the central spine. Both faces have differentiated PLC posture in the cost sheet. Pedestrian-only zones at the surface, with vehicle circulation routed through basement and podium parking, keep the central spine free of vehicle traffic - important for a 4 km jogging and cycling track that loops through the campus.
Open Space
The 80% Open-Area Claim
Open-area figures in residential marketing are frequently inflated. The Nambiar District 25 80% claim is geometrically plausible given the perimeter master plan on a 100-acre parcel. What buyers should verify is what 'open area' actually includes in the project documents - gardens, internal roads, surface parking, amenity zones and landscape buffers all tend to be counted under the same heading.
The most reliable read is the registered sale agreement and the Karnataka RERA filing's land-use breakdown. That document specifies the built-up footprint, the FAR consumption, the common amenity zones and the dedicated green cover separately. Ask for the land-use table at the documentation review stage and confirm what's counted under each line item before treating the 80% figure as load-bearing.
Tower Breakdown
Tower Configuration
| Block | Type | Floors | Indicative Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 - Towers 1 to 6 | Residential | Up to 32-34 floors | 796 homes across 6 towers, 63 acres, possession Feb 2030 |
| Phase 2 - Towers 7 to 12 | Residential | Up to 32-34 floors | 816 homes across 6 towers, possession Sep 2030 |
| Subsequent phases | Residential (planned) | Planned | To reach the 5,400+ home plan across the 100 acres |
| Club SOHO | Common amenity | Standalone | ~2.5 lakh sqft across 7+ acres |
| Central Landscape Park | Open green | Surface | 3,500+ native trees, 4 km jogging and cycling track, amphitheatre |
| Retail and Clinic Block | Daily-needs convenience | Within township | Retail, F&B and an on-campus health clinic |
| Basement and podium parking | Parking and services | Across towers | Resident parking, EV charging, service vehicle stalls |
The exact per-tower unit mix is governed by the registered sale agreement and the Karnataka RERA filings for each phase. The sales team can share the per-tower breakdown at the documentation review stage.
Master Plan Questions
Nambiar District 25 Master Plan - FAQ
How is the 100-acre site organised at Nambiar District 25?
The master plan places residential towers along the periphery of the 100-acre parcel, keeping the central area open for landscape, amenities and the Club SOHO clubhouse. Phase 1 occupies 63 acres with 6 towers (796 homes) and Phase 2 adds 6 more towers (816 homes); the remaining acreage is reserved for later phases. Towers go up to 32-34 floors with only 4 units per floor.
Is the 80% open-space claim verifiable?
It is plausible given the peripheral tower placement model. Open area on a 100-acre site is geometrically easier to deliver when towers are pushed to the edges. What buyers should verify is what 'open area' actually includes in the project documents - gardens, roads, parking, amenity zones, etc. all tend to be counted. Ask for the land-use breakdown at the documentation review stage.
How many towers and floors are there?
Twelve residential towers are launched across Phase 1 (6 towers, 796 units) and Phase 2 (6 towers, 816 units), with the full township planned for 5,400+ homes across all phases. Towers go up to 32-34 floors. Only 4 units per floor across all towers - every unit is a corner unit with no shared walls.
What sits in the central campus?
The 2.5 lakh sqft Club SOHO clubhouse on 7+ acres, the 4 km jogging and cycling track, 3,500+ native trees, multiple landscape zones, sports courts, swimming pools, the amphitheatre and the on-campus retail and clinic block all occupy the central spine. The intent is that residents can meet most daily needs without leaving the township.
How is vehicular and pedestrian movement separated?
Basement and podium parking absorb resident and visitor vehicles, with surface-level circulation reserved for pedestrian and amenity use. The 4 km jogging and cycling track loops through the central open spine and is separated from vehicle lanes.
Will the township still be under construction after Phase 1 possession?
Yes. The launched phases together house 1,612 homes; the long-term plan is 5,400+ homes. Phase 1 buyers should expect later phases - and the surrounding internal infrastructure - to be under construction for several years after their possession. This is a real tradeoff worth weighing alongside the scale benefits.