Casagrand Mercury

Casagrand Mercury is located in Perambur, in north Chennai. The developer's page does not print a full street address, describing the location only as Perambur, roughly 10 minutes from Kilpauk.

The developer's page does not name any further landmark beyond its stated 10-minute proximity to Kilpauk. A buyer should independently confirm travel times to their own workplace before committing to a site visit.

Perambur is a long-established part of Chennai with its own railway and industrial history, and a 20-acre development of this size is a significant addition to the immediate neighbourhood. A site visit is worth timing at peak traffic hours given the scale of construction still under way. A buyer should also ask how the surrounding roads are expected to change once all five towers are occupied, since a project of this size adds meaningfully to local traffic.

Casagrand Mercury's floor plans span five configurations, from a 2 BHK to a 5 BHK floor villa. The 2 BHK is the entry configuration, at 1,190 to 1,330 sq ft.

Two 3 BHK variants follow: one at 1,679 to 1,949 sq ft, and a larger one at 2,131 to 2,139 sq ft, priced at a higher rate per sq ft. The 4 BHK comes next at 2,551 to 2,578 sq ft.

At the top of the range is the 5 BHK floor villa, at 3,937 to 3,952 sq ft, priced at the highest rate per sq ft of the whole project. A buyer comparing the two 3 BHK variants should not assume a flat rate across the tier. The larger one is priced at roughly ₹8,449 a sq ft against roughly ₹7,749 a sq ft for the smaller.

Casagrand Mercury covers 20 acres, developed as five high-rise towers. The developer's page does not break down the floor count for each tower. A buyer should ask the sales team for the tower-wise elevation directly, since the scale of the plot allows for real variation between blocks.

Across the five towers, the project holds 1,678 units, with 807 reported as already sold. That sales pace suggests the project has moved well past its launch phase, and a buyer should ask which specific towers still have live inventory before shortlisting a unit.

The scale of the plot also means the master plan carries a wide spread of amenities, described in more detail below, rather than a single shared clubhouse serving a much smaller footprint. A buyer should walk the full site plan with the sales team rather than judging the layout from renders alone.

Casagrand Mercury's amenities run past 130 items by the developer's own count. They are arranged across entrance and social spaces, kids' zones, sports courts and wellness areas. Three swimming pools are included, the main one at 3,700 sq ft, with a separate kids' pool.

Sporting facilities include a cricket pitch, a tennis court, a squash court, basketball and futsal courts and a bowling alley, alongside gaming options such as billiards and foosball. Wellness spaces add an outdoor gym, a yoga deck, a zen garden and a dedicated crossfit nook, along with a steam room and a set of salons for men and women.

Daily-convenience facilities include an ATM, a clinic, a pharmacy, a convenience store and six guest rooms for visiting family. A learning centre and a co-working space round out the amenity list, alongside nature-focused spaces such as a bird park and a Miyawaki forest.