Sara Tendulkar’s lavish Bandra residence, bought by Sachin Tendulkar is now estimated to be worth Rs 100 crore and features two basements, a grand entrance, elegant interiors and a lush green backyard

Sara Tendulkar is a well known famous person in the industry. She is the daughter of Sachin Tendulkar the cricket icon and Anjali Tendulkar. Sara was born on October 12, 1997. She went to school at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai. After that, she moved to London to study medicine and earned her degree from University College London.

From Dorab Villa to the Tendulkar Residence

Sara’s home was once called Dorab Villa. It is a 1926 bungalow on Perry Cross Road in Bandra (West), Mumba. Sachin Tendulkar bought it in 2007 for Rs 39 crore, which was a huge sum back then. The renovation took four years, and the family moved in by 2011. Today, the house is believed to be worth around Rs 100 crore.

Size and Layout

The house covers about 6,000 square feet. It has two basements, several floors, and a large terrace that feels like a luxury resort.

The Garage

The two basement levels hold a big garage.

Inside the Home

The entrance: Tall wooden double doors with detailed carvings. Inside, the floors are shiny black marble, and many potted plants give the space a calm feel. The look is simple but warm, and stylish.

The living room: It is elegant yet understated. Leather armchairs sit alongside sofas in earthy colors.

The dining room: Rich teak and mahogany wood fill the room.

The Backyard

This is the standout spot. It has tall palm trees, flowering shrubs and cane furniture.

The Terrace

The terrace is another quiet retreat. It features textured grey walls, vertical gardens, and a yoga corner.

Sara Tendulkar Early Life and Education

Sara was born on October 12, 1997. She went to school at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai. After that, she moved to London to study medicine and earned her degree from University College London.