A Landmark New Home on Velachery Main Road, Between the City and OMR
Velachery is one of those Chennai locations where the city seems to meet in the middle. You have established residential neighbourhoods, shopping and schools on one side, while Guindy and the OMR employment corridor are both within reach. Brigade Stellaris sits on Velachery Main Road, giving it a particularly useful position between Chennai’s CBD and the growing IT corridor. Brigade itself describes the location as linking these two parts of the city.
The project is spread across approximately 5.19 acres and has 284 residences across four towers. The current configuration includes 3, 4 and 5 BHK apartments, with published sizes ranging from approximately 1,730 to 4,683 sq.ft. — so this is firmly positioned towards buyers looking for larger homes rather than compact city apartments.
The amenities are substantial. The RERA project information includes an open swimming pool, badminton court, pickleball court, children’s play area, indoor games, multipurpose hall, gym, yoga and other resident facilities. The project also includes a business centre and spa-related facilities, giving the development more of a complete lifestyle-community feel.
The surrounding location works well for families as well as professionals. Phoenix Marketcity is next to the project, while Guindy’s business and industrial areas, Velachery, Taramani and OMR are all connected through the surrounding road network. Chennai International Airport is also within practical driving distance.
Pricing: Current published market information places Brigade Stellaris at approximately ₹2.81 crore to ₹7.61 crore, with larger homes going higher depending on configuration. Other current listings show starting prices around ₹4.49 crore, so the exact unit price should be checked against current inventory before publishing a fixed figure.
The project is registered under TNRERA/29/BLG/0052/2026, with a total of 284 dwelling units.
If you are looking for a large-format luxury home in Velachery but don’t want to sacrifice access towards Guindy and OMR, Stellaris is interesting precisely because of where it sits — it puts both sides of Chennai within your everyday driving map.