Alibaug, in Raigad district of Maharashtra, has long been a preferred coastal escape for Mumbai’s elite. Its appeal lies in its beaches, relative seclusion, greenery, and improving connectivity via ferries, Ro‑Ro (roll‑on roll‑off) services and road links. In recent years, high net worth individuals (celebrities, industrialists) have significantly raised demand for premium properties here, pushing land and bungalow prices steeply upward.
Celebrity Bungalows & High‑Profile Deals
Here are some key examples illustrating who owns what in Alibaug, and at what cost:
Deepika Padukone & Ranveer Singh bought a bungalow for ~ ₹22 crore, spread across about 2.25 acres, built‑up area ~18,000 sq.ft, in the Satirje area (Mapgaon). The rate worked out to ~ ₹12,000 per sq.ft
Virat Kohli acquired:
• a 2,000 sq.ft villa in Awas Village for ~ ₹6 crore.• an 8‑acre land parcel for around ₹20 crore.
Amitabh Bachchan bought a ~10,000 sq.ft plot in a premium plotted project (HoABL‑branded), for ~ ₹10 crore.
Kriti Sanon also purchased a ~2,000 sq.ft plot in the Sol de Alibaug project (HoABL), cost close to ₹2 crore.
Suhana Khan (Shah Rukh Khan’s daughter) bought agricultural land (1.5 acres) in Thal village with three structures, for ~ ₹12.91 crore.
Alibaug has evolved from a quiet beach‑town escape into one of Mumbai’s premier luxury property markets. With celebrity purchases making headlines, land and bungalow prices have scaled heights previously seen only in prime suburbs of Mumbai. For those seeking privacy, prestige, and coastal living combined with relatively improved accessibility, Alibaug is now firmly on that map. But such luxury comes at a cost—and not just purchase price. Due diligence on legal, regulatory, infrastructural fronts is critical.
