The Nehru Outer Ring Road (ORR) is a 158 km, eight-lane expressway that rings Hyderabad and connects its IT corridors, the airport and the fast-growing western suburbs. For homebuyers and investors, proximity to an ORR exit has become one of the strongest predictors of price growth — signal-free access turns a long commute to the Financial District, Gachibowli and HITEC City into a 10–15 minute drive.
Prestige Golden Grove sits just off ORR Exit 2 (Kollur), placing the Velimela–Tellapur belt among the most accessible new-launch corridors in the city. Exit 2 connects directly to Nanakramguda, Kokapet and the Financial District, while Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is a 30–35 minute drive via the same expressway with no traffic signals.
The guides below cover the ORR exit points, why Exit 2 is outperforming, and how the expressway is reshaping property values across West Hyderabad.
The project is anchored to ORR Exit 2 (Kollur), about 1.5–2 km from the gate, with Exit 3 also close by. Exit 2 is the western gateway of the 8-lane, 120-metre Outer Ring Road and feeds directly into Nanakramguda, Kokapet–Neopolis and the Financial District — the reason the Velimela–Tellapur belt commutes to work zones without touching congested city roads.
| Destination | Distance / time via ORR |
| ORR Exit 2 (Kollur) | About 1.5–2 km |
| Financial District | About 10–15 minutes |
| Gachibowli | About 9.3 km |
| Kokapet / Neopolis | About 20 minutes |
| HITEC City | About 25–30 minutes |
| Rajiv Gandhi International Airport | About 30–35 minutes |
Exit 2 pairs the same employment-catchment access as Kokapet with a materially lower entry price, plus a permanent low-density edge from the adjoining ICRISAT green belt. Two infrastructure triggers add to the case — the planned Metro Phase 2 for West Hyderabad (2028–2030) and the Regional Ring Road (RRR), with the Nagulapalli MMTS already about 4.2 km away. Together they move the Velimela–Kollur belt from an “edge” address toward a mid-city one.