Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma purchase land in Alibaug for 20 crore rupees

According to documents seen by Zapkey.com, former Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli and his actress wife Anushka Sharma paid over Rs 20 crore for an eight-acre estate plot in Alibaug.

Vikas Kohli, Kohli and Sharma's authorised signatory, purchased the 3350 sq. m. land parcel at Zirad village in Alibaug, Maharashtra's Raigad district. The property cost Rs 19.24 crore to purchase. According to the records, the sale was registered on September 1, 2022.

Developer of real estate Samira Land Assets Private Limited, represented by Sonali Rajput, is the seller. According to the paperwork, they paid stamp duty in the amount of Rs. 1.15 crore.

In a related development, the cricketer has also leased a section of the late actor-singer Kishore Kumar's family's Juhu house, which he will use for his upcoming restaurant One8 Commune, reports stated.

Kohli has been given a five-year lease on a section of Gouri Kunj. Delhi, Kolkata, and Pune all have restro-bars under the One8 network.

The team from India that is currently based in the United Arab Emirates includes the former captain (UAE).

The chain announced on Instagram in November of last year that only "cisgender heterosexual couples or groups of cisgender ladies" were permitted entrance.

The cricket player's office did not respond. Once a response is obtained from Sonali Rajput or the cricketer's office, this story will be updated.

A number of businessmen and celebrities own bungalows in Alibaug. According to brokers, these include equity investor Deven Mehta, Navin Agarwal of Vedanta Resources, Gautam Singhania of Raymonds, Prakash Mody of Unichem Labs Ltd, Salil Parekh of Infosys, Sanjay Nayar of KKR, Falguni Nayar of Nyka, and Prakash Mody of Unichem Labs Ltd.

According to brokers, Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan also owns a villa that looks out over Thal beach.

According to local traders, bungalows in Alibaug range in size from one acre to ten acres and are valued between Rs 10 crore and Rs 70 crore.

There is a Ro-Ro passenger ferry service running between Mumbai and Mandwa, which is close to Alibaug. From Mumbai, it takes about 45 minutes to get to Alibaug. The ferry, which has a capacity of 500 people and 145 automobiles, was introduced in 2020.

Several high-net-worth individuals (HNIs) from vertical Mumbai purchased homes in the surrounding cities of Lonavla, Alibaug, and Karjat during COVID-19.

High-end buyers are currently searching the market for both bungalows and plots, according to Ritesh Mehta, head of Residential Property Sales at JLL.

The goal, according to him, is to be able to get to Mumbai quickly in case of an emergency. "Homebuyers in Mumbai are seeking for second properties in the range of Rs 2 crore to Rs 50 crore that are just a 90-minute drive from the major city," he added.

He noted that the problem now is that there aren't enough high-quality land parcels available for second residences, which is pushing prices up in places like Alibaug and Lonavla.