What is the structure of Prestige Urban Grove?

The towers use an RCC frame with shear walls for strength and safety, and rise with a 3-metre floor-to-floor height.

What flooring is provided?

Premium flooring in the living areas, warm wooden flooring in the bedrooms, and anti-skid tiles on balconies and in bathrooms.

What kind of windows and doors are used?

Clear-glass UPVC windows, a timber-framed main door, and flush shutters for the internal doors.

Is there power backup?

Yes. Full generator backup runs the lifts and common areas, on a 3-phase KSEB connection.

What security features are provided?

Three-tier, round-the-clock security, CCTV in the common areas, intercom and video door phones, and access-controlled entry and exit.

What eco-friendly features are included?

Rainwater harvesting, a water-recycling sewage plant, solar lighting, EV charging and low-VOC paints.

Prestige Urban Grove Specifications

Prestige Urban Grove specifications feature an RCC structure with vitrified tile flooring, UPVC windows, premium emulsion paint, and quality electrical and plumbing fittings, among many other features. These details ensure that all the apartments are built to Prestige Group premium standards with high quality.

Knowing the specifications helps you understand the quality and finish of a home before you buy, from the structure and flooring to the fittings, systems and security.

Structure and Interiors

The homes are built on a strong RCC frame and finished for premium, low-maintenance living, from the living room through to the balcony.

Structure

The building structure is designed for strength, safety and durability.

Towers raised on an RCC frame with shear walls for structural strength
Outer walls of 200 mm and inner walls of 100 mm
A floor-to-floor height of 3 metres
Vitrified tiles or Kota stone through the lobbies and service staircases
A ground-floor lobby finished in a contemporary style

Living Room

The living room is finished for comfort and easy living, with points where you need them.

An 8 ft main door, placed to Vaastu
Generous lighting and power outlets
Provision for telephone and internet
Premium flooring with well-finished walls

Bedrooms

The bedrooms are planned for warmth and rest.

Walls in emulsion paint
Ceilings in oil-bound distemper
Power and internet outlets in each bedroom
Warm wooden flooring

Kitchen

The kitchen comes ready for a modular fit-out, with the provisions a working kitchen needs.

Ready for a modular kitchen
A marble counter
Easy-clean tiling above the counter
Room for the sink, fridge, mixer and grinder
Provision for piped gas and RO water
Hard-wearing floor tiles

Toilets and Bathrooms

The bathrooms use durable, easy-clean finishes and quality fittings.

Ceramic wall tiles in a matte finish
False ceilings in PVC
Doors standing 8 ft tall
A geyser point, with towel rods and soap holders
Chrome-plated fittings and exhaust-fan points

Balcony

The balconies are finished for safety and everyday use.

Anti-skid floor tiles
A mild-steel handrail
A clothes-drying hanger

Doors, Lifts and Electrical

The fittings and building systems are chosen for durability, safety and everyday convenience.

Doors and Windows

The doors and windows balance a clean look with strength and weather resistance.

A main door set in a timber frame
Flush-shutter doors inside the home
UPVC windows and external doors glazed in clear glass

Lifts

Every tower is served by fast, backed-up lifts.

Fast passenger lifts in every tower
Separate service lifts for utility needs
Full generator backup for the lifts and common areas

Electrical

The electrical fit-out is safe, modern and metered for each home.

A 3-phase power connection from KSEB
Copper wiring of the fire-retardant type
Modular switch plates
An individual meter for each flat
USB outlets in the living room and bedrooms
Foot-lamp points in the bedrooms

Security and Eco-Friendly Features

Security and green features are planned into the community from the start, for safety and sustainable living.

Security Features

Security is layered across the community.

Three-tier security manned round the clock
CCTV across the common areas
Intercom and a video door phone in each home
Access-controlled entry and exit

Eco-Friendly Features

Green features run through the design, from water reuse to cleaner indoor air.

A rainwater harvesting system
A sewage treatment plant that recycles water
Solar-powered lighting in the common areas
Charging points for electric vehicles
Landscaped gardens with walking and jogging tracks
Low-VOC paints for cleaner indoor air

What to Check in the Specifications

When you review the specifications, these are the points worth confirming before you buy.

Space and Layout

Carpet vs super built-up area: Confirm the exact inner livable floor space, not just the larger brochure number.
Room functionality: Check that furniture, wardrobes and a home-office setup fit naturally.
Ventilation and light: Look for large windows and clear paths for natural cross-airflow.

Material and Build Quality

Flooring: Check for high-grade vitrified tiles, and tap them to spot any hollow or loose fitting.
Walls and ceilings: Look closely for early signs of dampness, cracks or uneven plaster.
Doors and windows: Ensure the frames are sturdy wood or UPVC and that locks and hinges work smoothly.

Utilities and Safety

Plumbing: Check for branded CPVC or UPVC pipes, test the water pressure and look for hidden leaks.
Electrical points: Confirm fire-retardant copper wiring, labelled MCBs and grounded sockets.
Common services: Check the lift speed and capacity, the backup generator limits and fire-exit access.