Prestige Green Gables is a luxury apartment located at Panathur. The apartment presents serenity and luxury. The architecture comes up with a contemporary look of our impressive towers. The development is spread over 5 acres of land with imaginative landscape design and creative use of space. They provided 406 units which are different sizes that suit your family and lifestyle. The green gables came up with 2,3 and 3.5 BHK where the square feet vary from 1111 sq. ft. to 1910 sq. ft. The whole development has come up with a green theme where the building and surroundings are green and promote sustainability with tranquility. By providing a green ambiance around and giving pleasure to the resident. They have also provided the recreational space where they don't have to out for refreshing themselves whereas within the premises they can create memories such as an outdoor swimming pool, Grocery Store, Indoor badminton court, Snooker Pool, Table Tennis, Well Integrated Club House, Health Club, Multipurpose Hall, Billiard, Sculpture Garden, Multipurpose Lawn, Well-designed automatic lifts, Rainwater harvesting system, Party Hall, Large landscaped gathering spaces, Jogging Track, Gym, Central Park, Children Play area, Common Garden, Putting Green and more. Prestige green gables are located at a prime location in the eastern part of Bengaluru. Panathur is the IT hotspot in the city where it has smooth connectivity to Marathahalli, Mahadevapura, Whitefield, Sarjapur, and many other major places. It also has public infrastructure such as a top school, a reputed institution, entertainment spaces such as shopping complexes and theaters, good health facilities, and essential services nearby. Prestige Group is a famed and top and versatile developer of real estate property in India. Prestige is thought for innovation and handing over the tasks with the best residencies making sure it meets the expectancies of the cease product when you consider that 1986. With the landmark of 205 traits throughout the city, the group has prolonged its information to the principal towns in south India.