SACHIN BUYS A BUNGALOW NOW IN BANDRA

Mumbai: Sachin Tendulkar on Wednesday fulfilled his long cherished dream of living in a house of his own as he moved into a sprawling bungalow at Perry Cross Road in suburban Bandra here.

Tendulkar has shifted his residence from La Mer Housing Society, also in Bandra west, to the spacious villa that is spread over 6,000 square feet.

"Everyone has a dream of owning a house. I, too, had this dream. I am happy that I was able to fulfil it. The flat where I earlier used to live, I had received it under the sports quota. I have now vacated that place, so that some other sportsman can live there," he told reporters outside his villa here today.
the building has a swimming pool on top and a separate floor for showcasing the prizes he has received
the bungalow can accomodate 40 cars for parking
congrats sachin

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WEDNESDAY HERO

The World has seen man cricketing greats, out of many one player stands different & he has almost all of the records & so his fans in India & all over the world has to say just one thing "IF CRICKET IS RELIGION! SACHIN IS GOD!". The Cricketing god accomplished one more feat to his long list of records, that was a Double Century in ODI game after the 40 years after launch of the format. Cricketing greats have hailed Sachin for this great acheivement.

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SACHIN BUYS A BUNGALOW

Tendulkar's new home
May 28, 2008

Sachin Tendulkar's long-cherished dream of having his own dream home finally seems to have realised. The ace batsman purchased an old villa near Carter Road, Bandra West, in suburban Mumbai.

According to reports, Tendulkar purchased Dorab Villa from its owners, the Satra Group, for around Rs 35 crore.

"We sold Dorab Villa to Sachin Tendulkar [Images] in December," Dr Vijay Satra, brother of managing director Praful Satra, who had purchased the property, told a Mumbai newspaper.

Dorab Villa was built in the 1920s and originally occupied by a Parsi family -- the Wardens. It is a one storey structure, measuring around 9,000 square feet, but the property is spread over around 10,000 square feet.

Tendulkar spent all of his growing up years at Sahitya Sahawas in Bandra East before shifting to the plush La Mer building in Bandra West in 2001

NOW THIS IS INTERESTING
SACHIN LIKES ANYTHING OLD
HIS WIFE IS ELDER TO HIM
HE IS A SPINNER SO PREFERS AN OLDBALL TO BOWL
NOW TAKE A LOOK AT HIS NEW ACQUISITION AN OLD BUNGALOW