On Poonamallee High Road, close to the Pallikuppam Jumma Masjid junction in Vanagaram, Prestige Group has built Prestige Windsor Park, a 5.77-acre gated development. The project is spread across six high-rise towers with a basement, ground floor and 13 upper floors, housing 637 apartments in 1, 2 and 3 BHK configurations. It was launched in December 2020 and carries the RERA registration number TN/29/Building/0448/2020, with possession set for May 2025.
For a developer that operates across Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Kochi, Mangaluru, Goa and Delhi-NCR, Vanagaram is a comparatively compact, single-project foothold in Chennai's western suburbs — but the address is a deliberate one, sitting directly on Poonamallee High Road at the meeting point of Vanagaram, Mogappair and the Chennai Bypass.
Prestige Group was founded in Bengaluru in 1986, built out of the Razack family's earlier retail business before it moved into property development. Irfan Razack serves as Chairman and Managing Director, with Rezwan Razack as Joint Managing Director; the company trades publicly as Prestige Estates Projects Limited. By December 2025, the group had delivered 313 projects covering roughly 206 million square feet, with a further pipeline of 128 projects spanning about 195 million square feet — a scale that places Windsor Park within a much larger, listed development machine rather than a standalone local build.
Prestige Group's Chennai footprint is older than Windsor Park itself. The group's commercial arm delivered Prestige Cyber Towers, Prestige Polygon and Prestige Palladium, and in 2013 it opened the Forum Vijaya Mall in Vadapalani, which became Chennai's largest mall at the time. That commercial base — malls, business parks and office towers — preceded the residential push into corridors like Porur and, more recently, Vanagaram, giving the brand an existing footprint in west Chennai before Windsor Park broke ground in 2020.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Poonamallee High Road, Vanagaram, Chennai |
| Land parcel | 5.77 acres |
| Configuration | 1, 2 and 3 BHK apartments |
| Total units | 637 |
| Towers | Six towers, basement + ground + 13 floors |
| Launched | December 2020 |
| Possession | May 2025 |
| RERA number | TN/29/Building/0448/2020 |
The amenity set follows the pattern typical of Prestige's mid-to-premium residential product: a clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, landscaped gardens, children's play area, a multipurpose hall and round-the-clock security with CCTV coverage. Fit-out details include vitrified tile flooring through the living and bedroom areas, teak-wood-framed main doors, and UPVC-framed windows — specification choices consistent with the developer's other mid-market residential launches rather than a bespoke one-off.
Vanagaram sits at the junction of Poonamallee High Road and the Chennai Bypass, close to National Highway 48 — the same Chennai-Bengaluru corridor that has driven appreciation in neighbouring Poonamallee and Porur. Nearby landmarks named in project listings include Dr Mehta's Hospitals' Global Campus and Chettiyar Agaram Street, and the location sits close to established institutions such as Dr MGR University in Maduravoyal. Vanagaram counts around 30 residential projects in its immediate catchment, reflecting sustained developer interest in the belt even as it remains a comparatively accessible entry point versus Porur or Valasaravakkam.
Metro access is the locality's biggest near-term catalyst. Chennai Metro Rail Limited has been advancing Corridor-4 of Phase 2, and by September 2025 had completed a viaduct at Vadapalani that crosses the operational Phase-1 line, moving the Poonamallee-Vadapalani stretch closer to launch; by mid-2026, the corridor had received the bulk of its required trainsets ahead of commercial service. Once operational, this Yellow Line corridor is expected to give Vanagaram its first rail-based connectivity, a milestone that historically triggered price re-ratings in Chennai Metro Phase 1 catchments such as Alandur and Ashok Nagar.
Square Yards data for the Vanagaram micro-market shows Prestige Windsor Park's average asking price moving from roughly ₹10,350 per sq ft to ₹10,700 per sq ft during Q2 2026, a quarter-on-quarter rise of about 3.38%. That places the project at roughly ₹10.7 K per sq ft against a broader Vanagaram average closer to ₹8,800–9,000 per sq ft — a premium that reflects the Prestige brand and the project's gated, amenitised format relative to the wider locality, which has historically been positioned as an affordable-to-mid-range suburb attracting IT professionals working out of Porur and Poonamallee.
Windsor Park is not Prestige Group's only active commitment in the city. In South Chennai, the group is developing Prestige Falcon City, a 23-acre township on Medavakkam–Sholinganallur Road planned across 22 towers with 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments, alongside a separate 26-acre Prestige Medavakkam residential project. Further south, Prestige Pallava Gardens spans a 21-acre parcel on Pallavaram-Thuraipakkam Road. In Porur, the group's earlier Chennai entry, Prestige Bella Vista, delivered 2,613 apartments across 25.18 acres — underlining that Prestige's Chennai strategy has consistently paired large west-and-south-Chennai land parcels with recognisable connectivity corridors, of which Vanagaram's Poonamallee High Road address is one.
Buyers evaluating Windsor Park inherit a locality with an established, if still-maturing, social layer. Educational options in the vicinity include Velammal Vidyalaya and the Sivanthi Matriculation Higher Secondary School, while healthcare access runs from Dr Mehta's Hospitals and Apollo Speciality Hospital locally through to MIOT International and Sri Ramachandra Medical College a short drive away. Retail anchors such as Forum Vijaya Mall and Phoenix MarketCity sit within the wider west Chennai catchment, and bus connectivity through Koyambedu and CMBT links Vanagaram to the rest of the city pending the metro's arrival.