Trophy wall, walk-in closet, private practice net: Inside Smriti Mandhana’s Rs 32 crore, 5,000 sq ft Sangli home, created by merging two flats

Smriti Mandhana is one of the most recognisable names in Indian cricket. She often grabs the limelight with her left-handed batting and record-breaking stints. But besides her achievements, Mandhana’s personal life is rooted in simplicity and minimalism, as is evident from her quaint home in Sangli, Maharashtra. According to reports, her 5,000 sq ft Sangli residence is valued somewhere between Rs 32-34 crores and is built by merging 2 flats.

Smriti Mandhana’s living room in Sangli

Mandhana’s living room is cosy and spacious, offering an inviting feel. Elongated windows allow enough sunlight and ventilation inside, with the earthy-toned curtains, wooden furniture, and brown sofa complementing the white walls and tiled floors.

There’s also a vintage lamp with a wooden base near the sofa, adding to the allure. But the eye-catching element in the living area is the trophy wall, decorated with gold trophies, medals, plaques, framed certificates, and celebration bottles, reflecting Mandhana’s cricketing milestones. The trophies and memorabilia are divided neatly into shelves, with some parts having sliding glass.

More details of Smriti Mandhana’s Sangli home

Mandhana’s bedroom reflects her love for minimalism with a touch of luxury, with wooden frames, wall art, stuffed toys, funky cushions and wooden flooring. But it is her vibrant yellow and white walk-in closet that deserves special attention. All of her clothes are stacked neatly in separate sections, while there’s also a shoe rack at the bottom. Cricket bats rest casually in one corner.

As a cricketer, Mandanna needs to take care of her fitness and hence it is not a surprise that her Sangli home is equipped with a personal gym featuring diverse equipment like a bench press setup, dumbbells, plates, a cycling trainer, and mats.

Mandhanna also owns a plush, 10-acre farmhouse in Sangli against the backdrop of lush greenery. It has private nets, a swimming pool, a box-cricket area, and a pickleball court, as per a report by Times Now.