Virat Kohli’s real estate portfolio is as impressive as his cricket career. It includes a Rs 34 crore sea-facing apartment in Mumbai’s Worli, a sprawling Rs 80 crore bungalow in Gurugram, and a lavish Rs 32 crore holiday villa in Alibaug. Beyond residences, Kohli also leases commercial office spaces, showcasing his savvy investment strategy beyond the cricket pitch.

Virat Kohli isn’t just a run-machine or a fitness icon who made beard grooming fashionable long before influencer culture got its claws into men’s styling. He’s also a certified property connoisseur. While cricket fans know him for his textbook cover drives and animated send-offs, real estate enthusiasts might know him for a slightly different skill — his flair for high-end, high-value realty investments. Whether it’s sea-facing splendour in Mumbai or lush greenery in Alibaug, Kohli’s portfolio screams luxury, legacy, and a whole lot of square footage. With RCB inching towards what could be their maiden IPL title — and Kohli’s ultimate crowning glory with the franchise — let’s step into the not-so-humble abodes of the man who bats like a dream and lives like a king.

In 2016, Virat Kohli decided that ground-level living was too passé. So, he invested a cool Rs 34 crore (approx. £3.2 million) in a posh apartment perched on the 35th floor of the Omkar 1973 Towers in Worli, Mumbai. Spanning 7,171 square feet — which is more than five average UK homes combined — the apartment offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea, ensuring sunsets worthy of a thousand Instagram posts. And if that wasn’t opulent enough, the building itself is a fortress of luxury with facilities that include a sky terrace, a spa, and a gym that’s rumoured to have better equipment than some international sports training centres.

DLF Phase 1, Gurugram

If Mumbai is Kohli’s swanky city pad, Gurugram is where he stretches out and breathes — preferably after a power-packed century. His bungalow in DLF Phase 1 isn’t just a house; it’s a statement. Valued at Rs 80 crore (roughly £7.5 million), the 10,000-square-foot mansion is nestled in one of the National Capital Region’s poshest neighbourhoods, as reported by The Times of India. Think marble floors, infinity pool, a private gym (naturally), and a living room big enough to host a modest indoor cricket match.

Holiday Villa in Alibaug, Mumbai

If Mumbai is high-octane and Gurugram is grand, then Alibaug is where Kohli kicks off his shoes and unplugs from the world — probably while sipping something organic. In 2022, Kohli and his better half, actress Anushka Sharma, bought a gorgeous villa in Alibaug’s Awas Village. The couple purchased 8 acres of land for Rs 19.24 crore and reportedly spent an additional Rs 10 to Rs 13 crore on the construction and design, taking the total bill to nearly Rs 32 crore (~£3 million). The villa is a masterpiece: think boho-luxe interiors, a private pool, jacuzzi, landscaped garden, and a vibe that screams "rich but environmentally conscious." It’s their retreat from the cameras and chaos — except maybe when photographers try to sneak long-lens photos during Diwali.