Bengaluru-based Manasum Senior Living, a leading senior housing specialist in South India, has announced the launch of Mayura at Temple Town, Tirupati’s first curated senior living enclave. The project is being developed in partnership with Vasundhara Constructions.
Located within the 3.5-acre Temple Town residential community on Renigunta Road, behind the Srinivasam Complex, Mayura introduces a purpose-built retirement living model to one of Andhra Pradesh’s most spiritually significant cities. Designed to offer comfort, safety, and community living, the enclave aims to provide seniors with a secure and worry-free lifestyle in a serene, faith-inspired environment.
With operational communities in Bengaluru, Mysuru, and Goa, collectively serving over 850 families, Manasum continues to expand its footprint across South India. The launch of Mayura marks the company’s entry into Tirupati, aligning with its strategy of developing senior living communities in culturally and spiritually significant destinations.
“At Mayura, we have redefined retirement living by integrating care, community, and convenience within a spiritually uplifting setting. Our goal is to offer seniors not just comfort, but a true sense of belonging,” said Anantharam V. Varayur, Co-Founder, Manasum Senior Living.
The project offers senior-friendly 2, 2.5, and 3 BHK residences, incorporating age-sensitive design features such as anti-skid flooring, grab bars, panic alarm systems, and barrier-free access. Pricing starts at ₹73 lakh for 2 BHK units, ₹92 lakh for 2.5 BHKs, and ₹1.07 crore for 3 BHKs, catering to varied lifestyle preferences and budgets.
Mayura features 10,000 sq. ft. of dedicated senior living amenities, fully managed by Manasum’s in-house operations team. Services include nutritious food options, on-site healthcare support, 24/7 emergency care, housekeeping, concierge services, and structured engagement activities.
Residents will also have access to a 20,000 sq. ft. clubhouse with a gym, yoga and meditation halls, library, swimming pool, banquet facilities, landscaped gardens, walking tracks, and community spaces designed to promote wellness and social interaction.
Strategically located close to hospitals, research institutes, and the central bus station, the enclave offers strong connectivity and ease of access for residents and visiting family members.
“Every Manasum community is built with empathy at its core. Mayura reflects our commitment to creating secure, emotionally enriching environments where seniors can continue to live independently while feeling supported,” said Sumathy Anantharam, Co-Founder, Manasum Senior Living.
According to a joint JLL–Association of Senior Living India (ASLI) report, South Indian cities account for nearly 60% of India’s organised senior housing inventory, driven by increasing awareness, healthcare accessibility, and changing family structures. Manasum’s expansion strategy aligns with this trend, focusing on Tier-1 and spiritually significant Tier-2 cities.
“Tirupati’s Mayura represents our philosophy of dignity, independence, care, and companionship. It’s not just a home, but a lifestyle choice built around peace of mind and joyful living,” said Kushal Ramesh, Co-Founder, Manasum Senior Living.
Founded by Anantharam V. Varayur, Sumathy Anantharam, and Kushal Ramesh, Manasum Senior Living develops and operates purpose-built senior communities that integrate architecture, wellness, and hospitality to redefine ageing in India. With projects across Bengaluru, Mysuru, Goa, and now Tirupati, the company continues to play a leading role in the country’s growing senior living sector.
