Inside Smriti Mandhana’s Custom-built Residence In Maharashtra’s Sangli Worth Rs 34 Crore: How The Small-Town Girl Turned Her Cricketing Dreams Into A Luxury Address
- Authored by: Akanksha Arora
- Updated Aug 10, 2026, 20:01 IST
From a modest rented home in Sangli to a reported Rs 34 crore luxury residence, Smriti Mandhana’s journey reflects success without losing sight of her roots.
Inside Smriti Mandhana’s Custom-built Residence In Maharashtra’s Sangli.
Smriti Mandhana has spent over a decade becoming one of the most recognisable names in Indian cricket. From her remarkable left-handed batting to her record-breaking stints in international cricket, she has built a career most players only dream of. However, away from the stadium lights, Mandhana’s personal life tells an equally compelling story – one of a small-town girl from Sangli who worked her way up from a modest rented house to owning a custom-built luxury home worth crores.
What makes her story stand out is that success has not pulled her away from her roots. Smriti Mandhana may spend most of her year travelling for tournaments, but her Sangli home remains her anchor. Even as brand deals, WPL contracts, and central retainers have pushed her net worth up, she has chosen to build her dream home in the same town where she grew up. The result? A a home that feels earned rather than flaunted. Here is a closer look inside it.
Simple, Not Flashy
Mandhana’s Sangli home was reportedly created by combining two apartments on a single floor. The result? A spacious 5,000 sq ft residence in the Madhavnagar area of Sangli, built by merging two premium 2,500 sq ft flats into one large home. As per reports, the property is valued between Rs 32-34 crore.
Inside Smriti Mandhana’s Custom-built Residence.
Unlike the loud, over-the-top mansions many celebrities go for, Mandhana’s home takes a different approach. The residence is not designed like a typical celebrity mansion. Instead, it reflects her upbringing, discipline and preference for simple living. The design leans towards a calm, minimalist style with open layouts, a private gym and warm interiors. Reports describe the interiors as muted and tasteful.
One of the standout features inside the house is a wall dedicated entirely to her cricketing achievements. A stunning trophy wall is same as the length of the living area. This stands as a proof of her international success. Alongside this, the home also has a dedicated gym for fitness training.
A Farmhouse With Its Own Cricket Ground
Apart from the Madhavnagar apartment, reports from late 2025 pointed to another property – a new farmhouse-style bungalow set amid green farms, complete with a swimming pool, practice nets, a box-cricket area, and a pickleball court, reportedly designed by her father. This farmhouse went viral more recently too. Photos of an enormous 10-acre farmhouse in Sangli, with a large ‘SM18’ branded entrance and tall white neoclassical columns, caught the internet’s attention. The reactions were mixed – some people online compared the architecture to a wedding hall or a politician’s private college, while many others praised it as a well-earned “queen’s palace” marking her rise to a reported Rs 34 crore net worth.
Meanwhile, Mandhana’s fortune is built on a mix of cricket contracts and endorsements. The Royal Challengers Bengaluru signed her for Rs 3.4 crore per season in the inaugural WPL auction, making her one of the highest-paid female cricketers in the world. She also holds a Grade A BCCI central contract that comes with an annual retainer of Rs 50 lakh, with match fees adding roughly Rs 15 lakh per Test, Rs 6 lakh per ODI, and Rs 3 lakh per T20I on top of that – suggests multiple media reports.
Original source: https://www.timesnownews.com/lifestyle