Swimming Pool
A temperature-controlled lap pool of approximately 18–20 m at the clubhouse, with a lounging deck and pergola-shaded seating.
Prestige Park Street Amenities
Prestige Park Street in Devanahalli, Bangalore, features over 50 amenities across large open spaces. Highlights include a sprawling 50,000 sq ft clubhouse, swimming pools, a dedicated fitness district, sports courts, a mini-theatre, and landscaped gardens.
What matters more than the headline count is how those amenities are shared. Spread across just 2 towers and 480 apartments, the amenity programme here is wider per household than most minimum-specification high-rises in the corridor — which is what determines whether a pool, a court or a hall is actually available when a resident wants to use it.
Prestige Park Street Amenities Highlights
Prestige Park Street leads with a large clubhouse set in a landscaped green core.
- 50,000 sq ft clubhouse: the social heart of the community.
- Fitness district: a swimming pool, a gymnasium and a multisports court.
- Mini-theatre: indoor entertainment within the clubhouse.
- More than 50 amenities: spanning recreation, fitness, sport and green spaces.
- Central park: a landscaped core with a water body.
- Open spaces: landscaped gardens and tree-lined internal roads.
- Gated community: a single controlled entry with round-the-clock security.
Relax & Unwind
Leisure & Wellness
Spaces designed to help residents slow down and recharge, indoors and out.
Kids' Pool
A separate pool graduated from 0.3 m to 0.6 m deep, with gentle water play features, a non-slip deck and poolside seating for supervising parents.
Clubhouse
A 50,000 sq ft clubhouse anchoring pool-side leisure and the community's social life.
Yoga Deck
An open-air wooden deck sized for 20–25 practitioners, partially shaded by pergola, for morning yoga and breath-work.
Meditation Zone
A quiet, shaded corner for mindfulness and stillness, set away from the active amenity zones.
Spa, Steam & Sauna
A wellness cluster at the clubhouse with spa rooms, a steam room, a dry sauna and a quiet relaxation area.
Amphitheatre
A tiered open-air venue for performances and community events.
Senior Citizen Sit-Out
A shaded, accessible seating court for elders to gather.
The 50,000 sq ft Clubhouse
At the centre of Prestige Park Street is a 50,000 sq ft clubhouse, the social hub of the residential zone. It brings together indoor recreation, fitness and lifestyle facilities under one roof, opening onto the landscaped central park.
The clubhouse sits on the central podium between the two towers — a deliberate planning choice that lets residents of both towers reach the amenity space weather-protected, in under two minutes' walk from the lift core.
Entrance and Lounge
Residents and visitors enter through a double-height glazed façade opening into a lounge with seating clusters, a feature accent wall, and the concierge and reception desk where amenity bookings are handled. The material palette is restrained — stone-clad walls, polished stone flooring, brushed-metal accent details and a sculptural lighting element anchoring the volume.
Multi-Purpose Hall and Party Hall
A large multi-purpose hall sized for 100 to 120 people seated is configured for resident events, festival celebrations, association meetings and rented private functions. The hall has a small stage at one end, an audio-visual system with a built-in projection screen, an ante-room for catering preparation and an attached service area. Bookings run through the concierge on a transparent reservation calendar.
Business Lounge and Co-Working
A business lounge with co-working seating supports residents working from home, with high-speed Wi-Fi, individual workstations, two private call booths for video calls, a small meeting room for four to six people, and a refreshment counter. On the airport corridor, where flexible and hybrid work has become structural rather than temporary, this is among the most used amenities in comparable communities.
Library and Reading Lounge
A quiet reading lounge accommodates a small library — physical books contributed by residents over time alongside a digital reading subscription — with comfortable seating, individual reading lamps and acoustically treated walls. It is positioned away from the active amenity volumes so the quiet is genuine rather than nominal.
Mini-Theatre and Indoor Games
The mini-theatre provides tiered seating for resident film screenings and match viewing. The indoor games room carries table tennis, billiards and board games, with the gaming and screening zones grouped away from the library and business lounge to keep noise separated.
Gymnasium
The gymnasium sits at podium level with a glazed wall facing the central garden, bringing in daylight while keeping a visual connection between the activity zone and the landscape. The equipment programme covers a cardio cluster of treadmills, ellipticals, exercise bikes and rowing machines; a strength-training zone with multi-station weight machines, a dumbbell rack from 2 kg to 30 kg, kettlebells and medicine balls; a stretching zone; a free-weight area with mirrors; and a personal-training corner for residents working with trainers.
Flooring is a rubberised athletic surface that absorbs impact and reduces noise transmission to the apartments below. Air-conditioning is sized for the active occupancy load, and a drinking-water station and towel service sit within the gym envelope.
Clubhouse zoning, dimensions and the final facility mix are indicative and will be confirmed against the sanctioned plan and the brochure released at launch.
The Amenity Programme at a Glance
The full programme, organised by category. This is the complete planned scope rather than a selection.
| Category | Amenities |
|---|---|
| Clubhouse and indoor | 50,000 sq ft air-conditioned clubhouse, gymnasium, indoor games room (table tennis, billiards, board games), multi-purpose hall, party hall, mini-theatre, business lounge and co-working, library and reading lounge |
| Swimming and wellness | Temperature-controlled lap pool, kids' pool, yoga and meditation deck, spa rooms, steam room, dry sauna, relaxation area |
| Sports | Multipurpose sports court, half-court tennis, jogging loop, cycling track, skating area, outdoor table tennis, chess tables |
| Children and family | Fenced children's play area, sensory play zone for toddlers, family lawn, party lawn, crèche and kids' play room, pet's corner |
| Landscape and outdoor | Central park with water body, themed pocket gardens, amphitheatre, gazebo seating clusters, reflexology path, senior citizen sit-out, open lawns, tree-lined avenues |
| Convenience and services | Visitor parking, EV charging, secure cycle parking, concierge, mail and parcel handling, covered drop-off porch, separate service entry, drinking water stations, common bathrooms |
| Safety and security | Single controlled entry, manned guard cabin, boom barrier with RFID access, CCTV surveillance, video door phone at every apartment, fire-safety systems, building management system |
| Utilities and sustainability | Power backup, solar PV, sewage treatment plant, dual plumbing, rainwater harvesting, wet-waste composting, LED common-area lighting, drip irrigation |
Amenity Categories
The sections below detail the outdoor and estate-wide amenities. Clubhouse facilities are covered in the walkthrough above.
Sports and Fitness
A dedicated fitness district brings sport and exercise together across indoor and outdoor spaces.
- Multipurpose sports court: a regulation badminton court of 13.4 m × 6.1 m that converts to volleyball with re-marking. The surface is rubberised and weatherproof, floodlit for evening play, with surrounding fencing to keep balls within the court.
- Half-court tennis: positioned adjacent to the multipurpose court for practice and casual play. A full-size court is not feasible within the site footprint without giving up other amenities, so the half-court configuration is a deliberate trade-off.
- Jogging loop and cycling track: a perimeter loop of approximately 800 to 900 m with marked lanes for jogging and cycling, hydration points at two locations, and floodlighting for evening use.
- Skating area: a dedicated smooth-surface rink for younger residents.
- Outdoor table tennis and chess: a shaded outdoor table-tennis section and cement chess tables in the perimeter green belt for casual evening recreation.
- Gymnasium: podium-level, garden-facing, with cardio, strength and free-weight zones — detailed in the clubhouse walkthrough above.
Green and Open Spaces
The landscape is organised into three zones rather than treated as leftover space between buildings.
- Arrival garden: avenue trees flanking the arrival drive, ornamental flowering shrubs at the porches, and a deliberately calm, low-clutter approach.
- Central activity podium: the pool deck, children's zone, party lawn, amphitheatre and gazebo seating clusters, all facing the central park and its water body.
- Perimeter green belt: the jogging loop, themed pocket gardens (yoga lawn, meditation grove, herb and sensory garden), a reflexology path and outdoor seating clusters at intervals.
Planting favours South Indian native and naturalised species — silver oaks, copper pods, frangipani, gulmohar, jacaranda, heliconia, bird-of-paradise, lantana and duranta — which lowers irrigation demand and supports local birdlife.
Children and Family
Younger residents, older residents and pets each have dedicated spaces within the gated layout.
- Fenced children's play area: enclosed for safety and positioned within sight-line of the clubhouse café, so supervising parents can watch from the seating. Equipment includes climbing structures, slides, swings, a small jungle gym and a sand pit, over soft-fall safety surfacing.
- Sensory play zone: a separate toddler area for the one-to-four age range, with lower-height equipment, a soft-floor surface, sensory boards and a small interactive water feature.
- Family lawn: open green space for evening picnics and family gatherings of ten to twenty people, with shaded seating clusters at the edges.
- Party lawn: sized for resident events of sixty to eighty people seated, with infrastructure points for catering, lighting and amplified sound, subject to the resident association's noise policy. Booked through the concierge.
- Crèche and kids' play room: an indoor crèche supporting residents working from home, with a playroom, age-appropriate toys and supervision infrastructure. Typically operated as a resident-association concession on a paid daily or monthly subscription.
- Senior citizen sit-out: a shaded, step-free seating court for elders to gather, sited away from the noisier activity zones.
- Pet's corner: a designated pet-friendly walking and waste zone.
Power Infrastructure
| System | Specification |
|---|---|
| Primary power | BESCOM grid connection with a dedicated transformer |
| Common-area backup | Diesel-generator set covering common-area lighting, lifts, water pumps and fire-safety systems |
| Apartment backup | Selected circuits per apartment — lights, fan, refrigerator point and one TV point |
| Solar PV | Terrace-mounted solar photovoltaic array for common-area lighting and energy supplement |
The DG design keeps lifts, lobby lighting, security systems, water supply and fire systems running through BESCOM outages. Selected-circuit backup within apartments is the standard across the corridor; full apartment backup is generally available as an optional inclusion at additional installation cost, and is worth confirming in writing at booking if it matters to you.
Water Management
Water security is a live concern across Bengaluru, so the water programme is worth reading as closely as the recreation list.
| System | Capacity / approach |
|---|---|
| Domestic water | BWSSB and KIADB borewell sourcing, with underground sump and overhead-tank distribution |
| Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) | Full project recycle; treated water reused for flushing, landscape irrigation and common-area cleaning |
| Dual plumbing | Treated water lines run separately from potable lines, available at every apartment |
| Rainwater harvesting | Roof and surface runoff channelled into recharge pits |
| Fire-water storage | Dedicated storage tank per National Building Code requirements |
| Landscape irrigation | Drip irrigation supplied from treated STP output |
Dual plumbing combined with full STP recycle reduces the project's freshwater draw by roughly 35 to 45% against a single-plumbing baseline. Beyond the environmental case, that translates into lower tanker dependence and a lower recurring maintenance bill over the building's life — which residents pay through the monthly maintenance charge.
Security, Fire Safety and Smart Features
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Perimeter security | Compound wall with a manned guard cabin at the single controlled entry |
| Surveillance | CCTV across the perimeter, lobbies, basement, common areas and amenity zones |
| Access control | Boom barrier with RFID-card system at main entry, plus a visitor-management protocol |
| Apartment intercom | Video door phone (VDP) at every apartment, connected to the lobby |
| Lobby concierge | Daytime concierge for visitor handling, courier reception and amenity booking |
| Fire safety | Wet-riser system, fire-stair pressurisation, smoke extraction, and sprinklers in common areas and basement |
| Smart-home provision | Apartments pre-wired for smart-home retrofit — smart switches, smart locks and AC controls |
| Building automation | Building management system (BMS) covering common-area lighting, HVAC, fire systems and water systems |
The smart-home provision matters for buyers planning to integrate voice assistants, smart locks with biometric or PIN entry, smart thermostats and energy monitoring. The apartment electrical layout is designed to support that retrofit without disruptive re-wiring later.
Sustainability Features
These are operational building-services systems rather than design aspirations, and each one has a measurable effect on running cost:
- Terrace solar PV for common-area lighting and energy supplement
- LED lighting throughout common areas, external pathways and basement
- Energy-efficient regenerative lift drives
- AAC block masonry, with lower embodied energy than red brick
- UPVC double-glazing on upper floors for thermal and acoustic insulation
- Sewage treatment plant with full project recycle
- Dual plumbing, with treated water for flushing and landscape
- Rainwater harvesting across roof and surface runoff
- Native and naturalised landscape, reducing irrigation demand
- On-site wet-waste composting, reducing municipal collection load
- EV charging infrastructure in the basement
- Construction-stage dust mitigation and ready-mix concrete supply
Convenience Amenities
| Amenity | Detail |
|---|---|
| Visitor parking | Dedicated visitor zone in the basement |
| EV charging | Basement-level provision at a 1:10 charger-to-apartment baseline |
| Secure cycle parking | Indoor cycle parking in the basement |
| Mail and parcel handling | Concierge-managed mail and courier reception |
| Drop-off porch | Covered drop-off at each tower entrance |
| Service entry | Separate service entry for housekeeping, garbage and maintenance movement |
| Pet zone | Designated pet-friendly walking and waste zone |
| Drinking water stations | Common-area stations at the gym, pool deck and jogging loop |
| Common bathrooms | At amenity zones, for residents and service staff |
Who Runs the Amenities After Handover
Every amenity on this page carries an ongoing operating cost, so it is worth knowing who manages them and how that cost reaches you.
Once the project is handed over, amenity operation transitions to the Apartment Owners' Association (AOA) under the Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act framework. The AOA handles amenity booking and scheduling, staffing, vendor management, maintenance and resident communication.
The one-time maintenance corpus collected at handover funds initial AOA operations. Recurring monthly maintenance is charged per apartment on super built-up area, against a budget the AOA publishes. Facilities such as the spa and the crèche are commonly run as paid concessions rather than being included in the base maintenance charge. Ask for the indicative per-sq-ft maintenance rate in writing at booking — it is a real component of the cost of ownership, and it is separate from the corpus shown on the price page.
Will the Amenities Be Ready at Handover?
This is the question that matters most for a pre-launch buyer, because amenities delivered late are amenities paid for but unused.
Amenity phasing follows the construction timeline filed under RERA. As a single-phase development of 2 towers and 480 apartments, most amenities are expected to track the same delivery window as the towers themselves, with possession scheduled from 31 October 2030 — rather than arriving in later phases as happens on larger multi-phase townships.
That said, RERA registration for this project is still in progress. Ask the sales team for the amenity phasing schedule in writing before booking, and cross-check it against the RERA-filed timeline once the registration number is issued.
Availability of the Full Amenity List
The programme table above sets out the full planned amenity scope across all eight categories. As a pre-launch project, the final facility mix, dimensions and equipment schedules remain subject to the sanctioned plan and the developer's construction-ready drawings.
The developer's own brochure and detailed amenity specification are released at launch, expected in October 2026, and are shared on request before then. Where a specific facility is decisive for your purchase — the business lounge, the crèche, EV charging provision, or full apartment power backup — ask for written confirmation that it is included in the sanctioned scope before booking.
Why the Prestige Park Street Amenities Stand Out
A few things set the Prestige Park Street amenities apart.
- Large clubhouse: a 50,000 sq ft clubhouse anchors the community, with distinct social, fitness, work and quiet zones rather than a single undifferentiated hall.
- Amenities per household: the programme is shared across just 2 towers and 480 apartments, so facilities are less contested than in higher-density towers with comparable amenity lists.
- Green at the core: the homes face a landscaped central park with a water body, with the landscape zoned into arrival, activity and perimeter belts.
- Work-from-home ready: a business lounge with call booths and a meeting room, plus a crèche — a pairing few projects on the corridor offer.
- Gated and secure: a single controlled entry, RFID access control, estate-wide CCTV and a video door phone in every apartment.
- Built to run cheaply: STP recycle, dual plumbing and solar PV reduce freshwater draw and common-area energy load, which shows up in the monthly maintenance charge.
- Set apart from industry: the central boulevard keeps the homes away from the business park.
Amenities FAQs
Common questions on the clubhouse, sport and fitness, green spaces, security and how the amenities are maintained after handover.
More than 50 amenities, anchored by a 50,000 sq.ft. clubhouse, spanning recreation, sport, green spaces, family living and security.
The clubhouse is 50,000 sq.ft. — the social hub of the residential zone, opening onto the landscaped central park.
Amenities cover recreation, sports and fitness, green spaces, family and safety — including a clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, mini-theatre, kids' play area, spa and multisports court.
Yes. A gymnasium, swimming pool and multisports court are part of the amenities, within a dedicated fitness district.
Yes. It is a gated community with a single controlled entry and exit, a compound wall with a manned guard cabin, boom barrier and RFID access control, and CCTV across the perimeter, lobbies, basement and amenity zones. Every apartment has a video door phone connected to the lobby, and fire safety covers wet risers, stair pressurisation, smoke extraction and sprinklers in common areas.
Amenity phasing follows the construction timeline filed under RERA. As a single-phase project of 2 towers and 480 apartments, most amenities are expected to track the same delivery window as the towers, with possession scheduled from 31 October 2030. RERA registration is still in progress, so ask for the phasing schedule in writing before booking.
The Apartment Owners' Association takes over under the Karnataka Apartment Ownership Act framework, handling booking, staffing, vendor management and maintenance. The one-time corpus collected at handover funds initial operations, and recurring monthly maintenance is charged per apartment on super built-up area. Facilities like the spa and crèche are usually run as paid concessions.
Yes. EV charging is provided at basement level on a 1:10 charger-to-apartment baseline. Power runs on a BESCOM connection with a dedicated transformer, backed by a diesel generator covering common areas, lifts, water pumps and fire systems, plus selected circuits within each apartment. Full apartment backup is generally an optional inclusion at extra cost.
The developer's detailed amenity specification is released with the brochure at launch, expected in October 2026, and shared on request before then. The planned scope across all categories is set out in the programme table on this page.
See It For Yourself
Explore the amenities in photos
Browse renders and photographs of the clubhouse, pool deck and gardens, or get in touch to plan a site visit.