Property registration data accessed by Zapkey and reported by multiple outlets shows Tendulkar acquired a 3.86-acre (15,601.78 sq m) land parcel in Lonavala’s Maval Taluka through three separate conveyance deeds registered on September 4, 2026. The total consideration is approximately ₹70 crore, split as ₹63.69 crore for a 3.09-acre parcel, ₹4.56 crore for a second parcel and ₹1.75 crore for a third, which also includes an existing built-up structure of about 2,100 sq ft.
Documents indicate Tendulkar holds 100% ownership of the largest 3.09-acre parcel, while he has a 50% undivided share in the other two properties. The sellers are listed as Nandan Dhananjay Mehta and Vivaswat Dhananjay Mehta, with a stamp duty of around ₹4.20 crore and registration fees of ₹90,000 paid on the transactions.
Tendulkar’s known properties
Beyond the new Lonavala acquisition, Tendulkar’s real estate portfolio includes some of Mumbai’s most premium addresses. His primary residence is the sea-facing “Dorab Villa” on Perry Cross Road in Bandra West, a five-storey mansion built on a plot of around 6,000 sq ft that he originally bought in 2007 for about ₹39 crore.
The cricketer has previously invested in residential and commercial properties in Mumbai and its suburbs, as well as holiday homes in hill stations, though exact valuations of all holdings are not publicly disclosed. With an estimated net worth of around $170 million, Tendulkar remains the richest Indian cricketer in 2026, with real estate forming a significant part of his investment mix.
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Why Lonavala?
Lonavala, located between Mumbai and Pune, is a favoured destination for second homes among Bollywood and sports celebrities due to its climate, connectivity and relative privacy. Industry observers suggest Tendulkar’s latest purchase could be aimed at developing a weekend retreat or long-term investment, given the area’s steady appreciation in land values.