Sourav Ganguly was a former Indian captain, who revolutionized the Indian cricket team from the dynamics of external influence, with a solid foundation that went on to have a legendary name in almost every member of the playing XI, and an aggressive approach towards the game. Post his retirement, Ganguly served as the President of BCCI for three years.
Where does Sourav Ganguly live?
Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly resides at 2/6 Biren Roy Road Behala, Kolkata – 700 008. His house is a landmark in Kolkata. The Prince of Kolkata lives in this palatial abode with his wife, Dona Ganguly, and daughter, Sana Ganguly.
Sourav was born in a well-to-do family in Behala on 8 July 1972 and for the last 51 years, he has lived in the same place. It has been over six-and-half decades since the Ganguly family has been living at their Behala address. Dada took his nascent steps as a sportsperson at this very place, where he and his elder brother, Snehasish, would train on a concrete wicket, under the watchful eyes of their father, Chandidas Ganguly. It has over 40 rooms and every place mirrors the royalty of the house.
The living area is the place where the ex-captain of the Indian cricket team likes to hang out with his family or friends and have a good time watching TV. The extension of the sitting area is painted in bright colors as wished by his mother and Dada also believes such play of colors sends a message of peace throughout the house.
The newly-built part of the house where the ex-skipper used to play cricket with his brother is now a path that makes for the perfect and cozy place for the winter with all the sunshine passing through.
In an interview with Asian Paints, Dada took the viewers on a tour around his abode and revealed his favorite place around the house - a corner where he enjoys his cup of tea reading the newspaper, often the sports column. This is the most comforting space for the former player.
There is one very special room around the house which was particularly put together by his father. The room has every award and recognition that Dada has received over the years. The room is for anyone to look back on what Ganguly has achieved in his career.
How many houses does Sourav Ganguly own?
Sourav Ganguly owns a lavish designer house in Kolkata, India which he purchased back in the year 2009. The present value of Sourav Ganguly's house is INR 7 crore.
However, Sourav Ganguly loves to stay true to his roots. Whilst he often spends nights in hotels during his tenure as the President of the BCCI for tours, Ganguly used to love his Kolkata house and has not moved out. The stately home boasts 48 rooms as well as a cricket pitch. It is a 4-storey residence that can comfortably accommodate 50 people with rooms to spare.
Born and brought up in a city where pet names are common, Sourav Ganguly is affectionately called ‘Dada’ by the populace in Bengal as well as all across the nation. However, his house isn’t left out either when it comes to giving pet names. For people in Kolkata, Dada’s house is popularly referred to as the ‘Tiger’s Den’.
Sourav Ganguly Other Properties
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly also has an address in England. The ‘Prince of Kolkata’ had purchased a flat at North Harrow in London in 2008, according to a source close to the player's family, as per The Times of India. The two-bedroom Sourav Ganguly house is a 45-minute drive from Central London. Additionally, he owns numerous real-estate properties across the nation.
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FAQs
A. Sourav Ganguly resides at 2/6 Biren Roy Road Behala, Kolkata – 700 008.
A. Apart from the family bungalow in Kolkata, Sourav Ganguly owns a designer house in Kolkata and a 2 BHK apartment in London along with several other real estate properties in the country.
A. Sourav Ganguly headed the Board of Cricket Control of India for three years from 23rd October 2019 to 18th October 2022.
A. Sourav Ganguly was born in a well-to-do family in Behala on 8 July 1972 and for the last 51 years, he has lived in the same place.
A. As of 2024, Sourav Ganguly's net worth is estimated to be a whopping INR 499 crores approximately or USD 60 million.