The Palace Gardens

The Palace gardens were designed by landscape architect Naveen Penuganti with the overall direction from the owner. The Gardens were based on raised English and European formal garden styles with sandstone planter boxes. Architect Vinod Savalam contributed to additional features such as the cobblestone driveway.

The gardens at the Palace are unique in India with English and European formal garden styles. White sandstone was extensively used in the gardens. The Palace gardens are at different levels with an extensive lawn area of 40,000 SFT. There are several parts of the garden: Grand lawn, Dinner Lawn, Swimming Pool Lawn, North Lawn, and West Lawn. The gardens have a variety of plants from India and abroad (including East Asia, Australia, Africa, and Latin America). The gardens have meticulously manicured lawns around the Palace.

The Palace gate area is a grand structure with sandstone elevation and Roman arches on either side. This gate design is all about the arrival experience. Inside the gate is a 400 feet long cobblestone driveway with extensive lawns and lined palm trees and Italian Cyprus on either side. No private house in India, in modern times, has ever had such grand entrance and driveway with extensive lawns.