Inside the Luxurious Real Estate Empire of 9 Indian Cricket Stars

Cricket in India is more than just a sport; it's a cultural phenomenon. The excitement of every match, the thrill of every boundary, and the nail-biting finishes are just the tip of the iceberg. Behind the scenes, these cricketing stars lead lives of luxury that are just as fascinating. From sprawling estates to sky-high penthouses, the homes of these Indian cricketers are a testament to their success and taste.

What most people don't realize is that these cricketers build their private lives with the same care and precision as they craft their careers. Imagine waking up to the Arabian Sea every morning, sipping coffee on a sky terrace, or driving through your own seven-acre farmhouse before breakfast. These homes are not just houses; they are statements of taste, success, and the quiet luxury that comes after years of dedication to the sport.

In this article, we take you on a tour of the most extravagant homes owned by nine Indian cricket legends. From chandeliers to private lifts, indoor stadiums to sky decks, these homes are a blend of modern luxury and personal flair. Let's dive in.

1. Virat Kohli — Homes Worth Rs 127 Crore and Counting

Virat Kohli’s aggressive cover drives are his trademark, but his choice of real estate is equally fearless. Before joining Mumbai’s elite skyline, Kohli lived in a palatial bungalow in Gurugram’s DLF Phase 1, estimated at around Rs 80 crore. It’s more of a neighborhood within a neighborhood.

He then levelled up by purchasing a Rs 34 crore apartment on the 35th floor of Omkar 1973 Towers in 2016. High ceilings, wide glass walls, and a view so majestic, it feels like you’re living inside a postcard. Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma also own a Rs 13 crore bungalow in Alibaug’s Awas village, a perfect getaway for mini holidays.

Fun Fact: Kohli’s Mumbai home includes a sky terrace. Not a terrace. A sky terrace.

2. MS Dhoni — The Rs 100-Crore Ranchi Estate Known as Kailashpati

If cricket had royalty, Dhoni’s Ranchi residence would be the official palace. Built across seven lush acres, Kailashpati is a world in itself: swimming pool, gym, vast park, indoor stadium, and one of India’s most enviable car-and-bike garages.

The garage alone is a story worth its own documentary—vintage cars, superbikes, and rumors of certain machines that never quite make it to Instagram. Dhoni’s estate isn’t just big; it’s grand without trying too hard, mirroring the man himself.

Fun Fact: The property is so huge, Dhoni could host a full cricket match on the lawn.

3. Rohit Sharma — A Rs 30-Crore Slice of the Arabian Sea

Rohit Sharma’s Worli apartment, bought in 2015 for Rs 30 crore, spans around 6,000 sq ft. It’s perched on the 29th floor of Ahuja Towers, giving Sharma a front-row seat to the sea every single day.

With four bedrooms, a private lift, walk-in wardrobes, and a dedicated meeting room, the flat is equal parts business and leisure.

Fun Fact: At nearly 100 metres above sea level, his apartment stands as tall as the trajectory of some of his sixes.

4. Sachin Tendulkar — The Rs 38-Crore Bandra Bungalow with History in Its Walls

Sachin Tendulkar’s home, Dorab Villa, is a restored 1926 charm piece turned 21st-century luxury landmark. Purchased and renovated over four years, the five-storey bungalow blends heritage detailing with modern comforts.

The wooden staircases, tiled roofs, and airy verandahs bring back old Bombay, while the interiors quietly whisper modern sophistication.

Fun Fact: The bungalow has two basements—one rumoured to house memorabilia from his 100 centuries.

5. Sourav Ganguly — A Rs 47-Crore Kolkata Legacy + A Modern Upgrade

While Ganguly’s ancestral Behala residence itself could qualify as a minor palace with over 50 rooms, Dada added a second statement property in 2022: a Rs 40 crore bungalow on Lower Rawdon Street.

It’s everything you’d expect from Kolkata’s elite—soaring ceilings, monumental staircases, and the unmistakable touch of old-world charm refreshed with contemporary design.

Fun Fact: His childhood home is so vast, guests often need guidance to find the right rooms.

6. Hardik Pandya — A Rs 3.6-Crore Penthouse Built from Four Homes

The Pandya brothers didn’t buy a penthouse in Vadodara—they created one. By merging four separate apartments in Diwalipura, they crafted a unique 6,000 sq ft space that is pure personality.

Expect a karaoke theatre, a gym, a plant-filled balcony garden, and interiors hand-designed by Hardik and Krunal themselves.

Fun Fact: The Pandyas actually took the DIY concept quite seriously. Many corners have their personal touch—from wall art to custom-built lounges.

7. Yuvraj Singh — A Rs 64-Crore Mumbai Home and a Goan Beach Dream

Yuvraj Singh has a knack for collecting homes with the same flair as he collects cricketing milestones. His Mumbai home—a 16,000 sq ft sea-facing wonder in Worli—was reportedly formed by combining two massive apartments, making it worth around Rs 64 crore.

He also owns a stunning property in Goa’s Morjim, which he once famously put up on Airbnb—it’s as stylish as a boutique resort.

Fun Fact: Yuvi’s Mumbai home is so large that interior designers jokingly called it “a house inside a building.”

8. Sunil Gavaskar — A Rs 20-Crore Goan Villa in the Beverly Hills of the Coast

In 2017, Sunil Gavaskar purchased a 5,000 sq ft villa in Assagaon—one of Goa’s most exclusive pockets, often called its Beverly Hills. Built by ISPRAVA, the villa is surrounded by tall palms, lush gardens, and the sort of quiet that only coastal luxury can offer.

It’s elegant, airy, and the perfect escape for someone who spent years living the fast-paced life of cricket commentary.

Fun Fact: Assagaon is known for celebrity homes—actors, designers, and entrepreneurs live right down the lane.

9. Ravindra Jadeja — A Rs 10-Crore Jamnagar Residence Fit for Royalty

Ravindra Jadeja’s Jamnagar residence is a perfect blend of luxury and tradition. Worth around Rs 10 crore, the property is a reflection of his taste and success. It’s a place where the quiet charm of Jamnagar meets the modern comforts of a high-end home.

Fun Fact: The property is designed to feel like a royal retreat, complete with lush gardens and a serene atmosphere.