Sachin Tendulkar buys 3.86 acres in Lonavala for about ₹70 crore

Mumbai: Cricket legend Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar has acquired a nearly 3.86-acre land parcel in Lonavala for around Rs 70 crore, according to property registration data accessed by Zapkey.Land Purchased From Mehta FamilyThe transaction was registered through three conveyance deeds on September 4, 2026, with the combined consideration amounting to Rs 69.99 crore. The properties were purchased from Nandan Dhananjay Mehta and Vivaswat Dhananjay Mehta.The transaction covers a total area of approximately 1.68 lakh sq ft, across four City Survey numbers in Ward H of Lonavala village, Maval taluka, Pune district.Full Ownership Of Majority Land ParcelOf the total transacted area, around 12,495.58 sq m (3.09 acres) was acquired with full ownership. These parcels also have an existing built-up structure of approximately 2,100 sq ft.The transaction additionally covers Tendulkar’s 50% undivided share in two other parcels — around 2,302.27 sq . Together, these represent approximately 0.77 acre of transacted undivided share.WATCH: Abhishek Sharma Dismisses Shubman Gill After 2 Sixes, Celebrates Wildly In Sher-e-Punjab T20 LeagueThree Deeds Worth ₹69.99 CroreThe three conveyance deeds comprise consideration amounts of approximately Rs 63.69 crore, Rs 4.56 crore and Rs 1.75 crore, respectively. The buyer has paid around Rs 4.20 crore in stamp duty for the transactions.Based on the transaction values and areas, the blended effective rate works out to approximately Rs 4,168 per sq ft for the total transacted share.The acquisition adds to the growing list of high-value property transactions involving prominent personalities in Lonavala, which has emerged as a sought-after second-home destination for Mumbai and Pune’s affluent buyers.To get details on exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai & surrounding regions, do visit: https://budgetproperties.in/

Sachin Tendulkar has purchased 3.86 acres of land in Lonavala for around Rs 70 crore through three separate deals. The cricket legend paid Rs 63.69 crore for the largest 3.09-acre parcel, acquiring 100% ownership. He also purchased 50% undivided shares in two other properties, according to registration documents accessed by Zapkey.

Mumbai: Cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has acquired an over 3.9-acre land parcel in hill station Lonavala through three transactions with separate conveyance deeds for total Rs 70 crores.The transactions, registered on September 4, involves a total area of 15,601.78 sq m, or around 1.68 lakh sq ft, across four City Survey (CTS) numbers in Lonavala’s H ward.The largest transaction, valued at Rs 63.69 crore, covers land spread across around 3.09 acres. The parcel includes an existing built-up structure of around 2,100 sq ft. The effective transaction rate for this portion works out to around Rs 4,735 per sq ft.The other two conveyance deeds involve Tendulkar acquiring a 50% undivided share in two parcels. One transaction, valued at Rs 4.56 crore, covers 2,302.27 sq m land while the third, worth Rs 1.75 crore, covers 803.93 sq m land. Together, these represent around 0.77 acres of transacted share, showed the registration documents accessed through Zapkey.The blended effective rate across the three transactions is around Rs 4,168 per sq ft, based on the total transacted area. The rate for the undivided share in the latter two parcels works out to around Rs 1,888 per sq ft.Tendulkar has paid stamp duty of around Rs 4.20 crore on the transactions.ET’s email query to Tendulkar’s team remained unanswered until the time of going to press.Lonavala, located in Maharashtra’s Pune district, is a prominent second-home and holiday destination in the Mumbai-Pune region and has been attracting investments in luxury villas, plotted developments and vacation homes for long time.The transaction adds to the growing interest among high-net-worth individuals and celebrities in large land parcels and second-home properties in the region, which benefits from its proximity to both Mumbai and Pune and its established leisure market. High-net-worth individuals and wealthy investors have increasingly been looking at land parcels in established second-home destinations, seeking larger plots and greater flexibility to build customised homes.Destinations such as Lonavala, Alibaug, Goa and hill stations around major cities have emerged as preferred markets, supported by improving connectivity and growing demand for premium leisure properties.