For buyers who want to own the land before deciding what the family home should look like
Sriperumbudur has changed quite a bit from the Chennai suburb many people once passed through on the way to Bengaluru. The industrial belt has brought employment, roads, and businesses into the area, and that has naturally started pulling residential development along with it. Limited Edition by Urban Tree is aimed at buyers who want to get into that growth story through land rather than an apartment.
The project covers about 10.7 acres with 204 plots, with the Urban Tree page showing plot sizes broadly from around 600 to 2,500 sq. ft. The site is positioned along the Chennai–Bengaluru Highway (NH-48) and is planned as a residential plotted community.
The layout keeps things fairly practical—blacktop roads, pathways, water-line connections, electrical street lighting, a children’s play area, a walking path, yoga and meditation areas, and an amphitheater and gazebo. There is also a sizeable 33,508 sq.ft. park, which gives the development some breathing room.
Location is really the stronger part of the story. Sriperumbudur is surrounded by the industrial and employment belt, with companies such as Hyundai, Nokia, and Dell forming part of the area’s larger economic ecosystem. Oragadam, Chennai, and the airport are also connected through the highway network.
For families, schools and healthcare are not far away either. St. Mary’s Matriculation School is around 2.2 km, Government Hospital is about 1.9 km, and Rajalakshmi Health City is around 5.9 km. Several engineering colleges are also within the wider Sriperumbudur belt.
Pricing: The Urban Tree project page does not currently publish a fixed selling price, so Price on Request is the safer entry for your portal.
Why it stands out: The proposition is simple: buy land in one of Chennai’s major industrial-growth corridors, keep the freedom to design your own home, and let the surrounding development work in your favor over time.