Inside the High-Rise Glamour: Top 5 Costliest Houses of Indian Cricketers

Indian cricketers are not only celebrated for their performances on the field but also for their luxurious lifestyles off it. With their successful careers and substantial earnings, many have invested in opulent properties that reflect their status and success. Here’s a look at the top 5 most expensive houses owned by Indian cricketers.

1.MS Dhoni’s 7-acre Farmhouse in Ranchi (Estimated RS 100 Crore+)

The Dhoni family and their dogs have lived in their opulent home since 2017, which Sakshi Dhoni frequently shows off on Instagram.Situated on Harmu Road, approximately 20 minutes away from Dhoni’s previous home, the 7-acre property known as “Kailashpati” The property includes indoor sports facilities, a gym, a swimming pool, a park, and lush landscaping. Indoor flowering plants and opulent oak and marble flooring are among features. The lighter-colored, western-style interiors create a calm ambience, and an opulent showroom filled with pricey vehicles, motorcycles, and antiques suggests that the property is worth more than Rs 100 Crore.

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2.Virat Kohli’s Gurugram Bungalow (80 Crores)

Virat Kohli purchased an opulent residence with breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea on the 35th floor of C-Wing, Omkar 1973 Towers in Mumbai in 2016. The property was priced at INR 34 crores. Kohli formerly lived in an opulent Rs 80 Crore Gurugram home created by Confluence, which had a large living room with wooden furnishings, a glass wall, a charming bar, and an odd-sized swimming pool.

3.Yuvraj Singh’s Worli Apartment (64 Crores)

The famously opulent Yuvraj Singh lives in a 16,000 square foot Worli property in Mumbai, which was created by combining two apartments that were purchased for INR 64 crores in 2013. Situated on the 29th level of Omkar Towers, it features a large balcony with views of the Arabian Sea, soft lighting, and artistic paintings. He also has a tranquil vacation house in Goa that was influenced by Goan customs and the aesthetics of Santorini.

4.Sachin Tendulkar’s Bandra House (38 Crores)

After four years of renovations, Sachin Tendulkar’s 6,000 square foot Bandra villa, dubbed “Dorab Villa,” which was built in 1926 and was owned by the Wardens, became his home in 2011. It has a large living room with earthy couches, cream marble floors, leather armchairs, ivory lights, and an enlarged dining area. It also has two basements and a patio. Reflecting its Rs 38 Crores value, the outdoor garden is a tranquil area with palm palms and tropical plants. It also features a patio with textured grey walls that is perfect for Tendulkar yoga sessions.

5.Rohit Sharma’s Worli Apartment (30 Crores)

Bought in 2015 for INR 30 Crores, Rohit Sharma’s opulent 6,000 square foot flat in Mumbai Ahuja Towers boasts sweeping views of the Arabian Sea from its 29th-floor vantage point. It has four bedrooms, a dedicated business or creative studio, a large walk-in wardrobe, and a lofty 13-foot living room ceiling with a teak wood deck. The condo has sophisticated home automation installed so that the temperature, entertainment, appliances, and lighting can all be controlled with ease.

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