Prestige Garden Breez, Phase 7 of The Prestige City on Sarjapur Road
3 & 4 BHK · Starting ₹2.28 Cr onwards
Prestige Garden Breez is a new residential phase by Prestige Group, positioned as Phase 7 within The Prestige City, the developer's large integrated township on Sarjapur Road in East Bangalore. Set across 7 acres with just three towers housing 350 homes, it is deliberately the lowest-density chapter of a township that already spans close to 180 acres and multiple earlier phases.
Facing Varthur Lake across SH 35, the address offers an open, green outlook that is uncommon on a corridor this active. Life here is built around the wider township's existing rhythms, an on-site international school, activated retail, and neighbourhoods that have matured since the project's original 2020 rollout, while Garden Breez itself adds a quieter, more spacious residential layer to that story.
The homes are laid out as 3 and 4 BHK apartments, with the 3 BHK spanning 1,900 to 2,200 sq ft and the 4 BHK extending to 2,400 to 2,600 sq ft. Three towers on a relatively low unit count allow for wider internal roads, landscaped gardens and dedicated recreational zones rather than a dense stack of blocks.
Sarjapur Road's pull for a project like this comes from its employment base, the Outer Ring Road tech corridor, Whitefield and the Sarjapur belt together host a substantial IT and GCC workforce, and from infrastructure now in motion, including the Peripheral Ring Road and the approved Sarjapur-Hebbal metro line. For a township-anchored address entering its seventh phase, that combination of scale, brand and evolving connectivity is the core of the pitch.
For those evaluating a low-density home within an established Prestige township on Sarjapur Road, Garden Breez is worth a closer look at the towers, the lake-facing outlook and the floor plans on offer.
Starting from Rs 2.28 Cr onwards
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK Spacious 3 BHK layouts across low-density towers facing Varthur Lake | 1900–2200 sq.ft. | Rs 2.28 Cr |
| 4 BHK Larger format 4 BHK homes within the Phase 7 towers of the township | 2400–2600 sq.ft. | Price on request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Sarjapur - Marathahalli Road (SH 35), Yamare Village, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562125 · Sarjapur Road · Bangalore
Prestige Garden Breez stands on the Sarjapur - Marathahalli Road (SH 35) at Yamare Village, directly opposite Varthur Lake, in East Bangalore. This stretch has grown from a quiet arterial past lakes and farmland into one of the city's busiest residential-IT corridors, shaped by the Outer Ring Road tech boom of the 2000s. The address places the project within The Prestige City, a large integrated township that has been rolling out in phases since 2020 on land spanning close to 180 acres.
As Phase 7 of that township, Garden Breez inherits an ecosystem where earlier phases are already occupied, the on-site Indus International School is operational, and retail and hospitality footprints have activated. The immediate belt is ringed by established employment hubs such as RGA Tech Park, RMZ Ecoworld, Embassy Tech Village, Cessna Business Park and the Wipro campus, placing thousands of jobs within a short commute. Families also gain access to schools including Greenwood High, Oakridge International and Delhi Public School East, alongside hospitals such as Manipal, Motherhood and Columbia Asia along the same corridor.
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A 36.6 km line approved by the Karnataka Cabinet in December 2024, running from Sarjapur to Hebbal with elevated and underground sections, set to bring metro access directly to the corridor.
Currently under construction, with stations planned at Agara and Ibbalur adjacent to Sarjapur Road, expected to open in 2026-27 and interchange with the Red Line.
A PPP-DBFOT road project targeted for 2027 delivery, planned to link Sarjapur Road with Whitefield, Hoskote and the airport, adding a new connectivity layer to the corridor.
A 284 km orbital road being developed by NHAI around greater Bangalore, intended to strengthen long-distance connectivity from outlying corridors including Sarjapur Road.
Continued occupation of the Marathahalli-to-Sarjapur stretch of the Outer Ring Road by campuses of Amazon, Microsoft, Accenture, IBM and Cisco keeps sustaining employment-led housing demand nearby.
With only three towers and 350 homes on 7 acres, Garden Breez is positioned as the lowest-density phase within the broader Prestige City, giving residents more open space per home than typical Sarjapur Road launches.
The project sits directly opposite Varthur Lake along SH 35, giving many homes an open, green outlook that is uncommon on a busy IT corridor this close to the Outer Ring Road.
As Phase 7 of The Prestige City, Garden Breez benefits from an ecosystem where earlier phases are occupied, the on-site Indus International School is operational, and retail and hospitality footprints have already activated.
RGA Tech Park, Wipro's corporate office and SEZ, RMZ Ecoworld, Embassy Tech Village and Cessna Business Park sit along the same Sarjapur-ORR belt, placing a dense job base within easy commuting distance.
Prestige Group, founded in 1986 and headquartered in Bangalore, has delivered over 300 projects spanning more than 180 million sq ft and holds CRISIL's highest developer grading, DA1+, backing this launch with institutional-grade execution history.
Beyond the existing SH 35, Sarjapur Main Road and ORR network, the approved Sarjapur-Hebbal Red Line and the under-construction Blue Line are set to bring metro access closer to this stretch of Sarjapur Road over the coming years.
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