Neeraj Chopra's Rs 30 crore Haryana bungalow has tractors parked alongside luxury cars; here's a look inside his three-storey home

Neeraj Chopra's Rs 30 crore Haryana bungalow sits in Khandra, the same small village in Panipat district where he grew up as an overweight kid who was teased in school. The property, a three-storey structure with a grand beige and white facade, is currently drawing attention online after videos of its interiors and garage began circulating, showing a mix that only someone like Neeraj could pull off: a customised Rs 3 crore Audi parked a few feet from a tractor.

With the Olympic champion currently competing at the Commonwealth Games 2026, where he has qualified for the final alongside fellow Indians Yash Vir Singh and Rohit Yadav, the spotlight on his life at home has only grown sharper.

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Neeraj Chopra Haryana Bungalow

According to a Times of India report, the Panipat bungalow is valued at Rs 30 crore. The property spans several acres and is designed almost entirely in white and warm brown tones, minimal but clearly well put together.

The nameplate at the entrance carries a Sanskrit phrase, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, meaning the world is one family. Below it, Chopra's is written in gold.

A lush green garden with trimmed grass and trees lines the boundary. The interiors, from what videos show, are modern without being ostentatious. Neeraj himself has spoken about what the house means to him.

"My family and I wanted to have a house. It's great we have one now. Our dreams are turning into reality," he told India Today in February 2025.

Neeraj Chopra Luxury Car Collection and Tractors

On the left side of the main gate sits a fleet of luxury cars. Neeraj's collection includes a Ford Mustang and multiple Toyota Fortuners, but the newest and most talked-about addition is a customised Audi RS Q8, which India Today reported on in February 2025.

The base model of the RS Q8 carries a price tag of Rs 2.5 crore ex-showroom. Neeraj's version, after customisations, is valued at around Rs 3 crore. The car has a top speed of approximately 305 km/h and goes from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds.

The customisation is built around his identity. The headlights are blue laser units inspired by the colours of the Indian flag, with a visibility throw of 600 metres compared to the standard 200 metres. The brake callipers are painted blue. Inside, the seats carry blue stitching and the seat belts are customised in the same colour. The exhaust has been tuned to produce what India Today described as a deep, powerful roar every time the car accelerates.

Neeraj told India Today: "I love cars. It's because of hard work I've been able to purchase them. A dream come true."

And then, right alongside all of that, sit tractors. His uncle told NDTV in 2024 that Neeraj is passionate about luxury cars and high-end bikes, but the tractors in the driveway are a reminder that this is still a Haryana farming family's home. Nobody moved the tractors out for the camera. That, more than anything else in the property, says something about the man.

He also has a dog named Tokyo, named after the 2021 Olympics where he won gold.

Neeraj Chopra Trophy Room

Inside the bungalow, one room is dedicated entirely to his career. Trophies from across his international journey are displayed there, alongside framed photographs of him receiving medals at tournaments around the world.

The list of what those photographs document is considerable. Neeraj is the first Asian javelin thrower to win an Olympic gold medal, which he did at Tokyo 2020. He followed that with a silver at the Paris Olympics in 2024, finishing behind Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem, who threw an Olympic record of 92.97 metres in the final. He has also won gold at the Asian Championships, Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, and World Championships.

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Neeraj Chopra Commonwealth Games 2026

Neeraj is currently in action at the Commonwealth Games 2026 and has already qualified for the final.



(With TOI inputs and also publicly available information)