Property overview
The property is recorded as Farm Land covering 2.5 acres. Its land classification is listed as Dry Land, while the present-use field records “Not Cultivated / Dry”. These are supplied listing facts and should be checked against current ground conditions and applicable records before any commitment.
Land, cultivation, access and fencing
The seller-provided data records access as “Side by Stream” and fencing as “No fence”. These descriptions help plan an inspection, but they do not by themselves establish legal access, road width, boundary accuracy or fence condition. Prospective buyers should inspect the full perimeter and verify access rights through appropriate records and professional advice.
Buildings, utilities and water structures
The row records 1 electricity connection, no supplied borewell count and 1 well. Counts do not confirm operating condition, water quality, yield, permissions or year-round availability.
Recorded property references
The supplied information lists 1 patta, 2 survey references and 8 legal signatories. These are counts only. They must not be treated as proof of title, subdivision validity, authority to sell or completed legal verification.
Why this property may deserve consideration
Its smaller recorded area, stated streamside access and limited existing infrastructure may provide a manageable starting point for buyers seeking a compact rural parcel.
Buyers who may find it relevant
Buyers looking for a smaller dry-land holding and willing to independently assess access, boundaries, water conditions and intended use may find it relevant.
Asking-price explanation
The total asking price is ₹6 L. The supplied price is ₹0.24 L per cent, which converts mathematically to ₹24 L per acre. This conversion is for comparison only. The asking price is seller-provided and is not an independent valuation. Buyers should assess measurements, inclusions, market context and transaction costs independently.
Information not supplied
Important information not supplied in this row includes Borewell count, taluk and district fields, road width and access-right documents, water quality, yield and seasonal reliability, title, encumbrance, approval and financing information. Absence from the row must not be interpreted as availability, approval or a negative condition; it means the information requires enquiry and independent verification.
What buyers should verify
Before proceeding, independently verify identity and authority of the transacting parties, ownership and title records, encumbrances, pattas and survey references, measurements and boundaries, access rights, land classification and permitted use, approvals, taxes, utilities, water structures, physical condition and the accuracy of every supplied highlight. Use qualified legal, survey, technical and financial professionals as appropriate.