Sachin Tendulkar's House

Sachin Tendulkar, known as ‘Master Blaster’, is a former Indian international cricketer. He is one of the most successful and well-known sports personalities in the world. Hailed as one of the greatest batters in the history of cricket, he is the leading run-scorer in both ODI and Test cricket with 18,426 and 15,921 runs respectively. He is the only cricketer in the history of cricket, who has played 200 Test matches. Due to this, he is widely regarded as the “God of Cricket”.

Where does Sachin Tendulkar live now?

After retiring from international cricket, the 'god of cricket' has been spending quality time at home with his family in Bandra, a suburban neighborhood in Mumbai. One can get a sneak peek of the sprawling mansion where he resides with his wife Anjali Tendulkar, daughter Sara Tendulkar, and son Arjun Tendulkar.

A gorgeous property with a distinguished history, the house was bought by Sachin in 2007. The bungalow was formerly known as ‘Dorab Villa’ and was built in 1926, and housed a Parsi family—the Wardens. The spacious villa, which is spread over 6,000 sq ft, took four years to be fully refurbished, and the Tendulkar family formally moved in in 2011.

What is the cost of Sachin Tendulkar's house?

The spacious villa of over 6,000 sq ft, which was redeveloped on a plot that formerly housed a dilapidated bungalow, was reportedly purchased for INR 39 crores in 2007. According to a report by Zee News, the price of this house has become INR 100 crores in 2024.

Sachin purchased another property for his wife, Anjali Tendulkar, in Rustomjee Seasons at Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) for INR 7.5 crores in 2018, which is a 1,600-sq ft apartment and has all modern-day extravagance amenities that one can wish for.

Sachin Tendulkar's House on the Mumbai’s Perry Cross Road (Bandra West)

The Sachin Tendulkar house on Perry Cross Road is at an excellent location in Mumbai’s suburbs and overlooks the Arabian Sea. The area is home to many other celebrities and film stars. This is also one of the most pricey locations in Mumbai’s suburbs due to its proximity to the sea.

Sachin Tendulkar's house is a three-storeyed mansion and has two basements, which can accommodate 40 to 50 cars at a time. The upper basement has a master surveillance area for security purposes, servant quarters, and a subsidiary kitchen.

The residence has a high-walled fence that restricts the view from outside. The ground floor has a temple, where Sachin's mother spends most of her time.

The kitchen has a very simplistic interior. A contemporary cooktop with a granite countertop makes the kitchen look sleek and chic.

The cricketer seems to have a preferred corner in his home, where he records most of his Instagram videos. He is usually seen relaxing in the garden space during his free time. The garden also has a tiny cabana or sitting space, which is frequently used as a backdrop for filming his social messages.

Sachin Tendulkar’s house in Mumbai’s Rustomjee Seasons at Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC)

Sachin's apartment in Rustomjee Seasons at BKC is glamorous, chic, and rich. The home is designed by Etho Space, a Singapore-based interior designer. The suite has been meticulously outlined with eco-friendly peculiarities and construction technology. The interiors have an earthly tone that is classy and chic at the same time.

The kitchen is minimalistic, with modern features. Intimate and yet roomy, the living room is astounding, notably with its contemporary, artistic interiors and furnishings, which give a detailed elegance to the entire place. It is very well-planned, in terms of usage of space.

The aesthetic study is black-themed. With a world map on a wall and transparent glass doors all around, this is a classic meeting room setup, for work commitments post office hours.

The residence also has a terrace, which can be viewed from all the front rooms including the living area and the study.

Sachin Tendulkar's Shell House

Rumors were floating around back in 2009 when a Bengali topline daily in Kolkata flashed on its front page that Mexican architect, Javier Senosian, was planning an organic weird shell house for Sachin Tendulkar bang in the middle of Mumbai and even displayed photographs as the "first images" of what was purportedly the cricketer's TV room.

Following that, the Mexican designer sent India Today an email that stated that the news was indeed a rumor. He confirmed that the house is not in Mumbai, and Sachin Tendulkar is not the owner of the house. The house is in Mexico City and Javier Senosian, a Mexican architect, has outlined and developed it in Mexico.

Sachin Tendulkar Other Properties

Along with his two houses in Mumbai, Sachin Tendulkar has a home in St John’s Wood, the wealthy neighborhood near Lord’s, London. Sachin comes here to spend the holidays with his family. This is his vacation home.

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