House₹27,500,000
Bangalore
1 bd 2 ba 1,765 m²
India Houses: Independent Homes, Builder Floors and Bungalows
9,025 houses currently listed for sale in India.
Houses for sale in India
24 properties shown
House
House₹290,000,000
Delhi
1 bd 1 ba 84 m²
House₹8,200,000
Raipur
3 bd 3 ba 237 m²
House₹7,500,000
Gurgaon
2 bd 2 ba 76 m²
House₹4,500,000
Jalandhar
4 bd 4 ba 186 m²
House₹5,000,000
Ghaziabad
2 bd 2 ba 79 m²
House₹62,500,000
Raipur
5 bd 4 ba 706 m²
House₹2,600,000
Gwalior
2 bd 2 ba 74 m²
House₹4,800,000
Salem
2 bd 3 ba 102 m²
House₹44,000,000
Hyderabad
4 bd 5 ba 322 m²
House₹2,400,000
Hapur
1 bd 1 ba 56 m²
House₹15,000,000
Sonipat
3 bd 2 ba 19 m²
House₹1,900,000
Thanjavur
1 bd 1 ba 74 m²
House₹120,000,000
Gurgaon
8 bd 8 ba 557 m²
House₹22,500,000
Ludhiana
4 bd 4 ba 21 m²
House₹33,500,000
Jaipur
7 bd 2 ba 25 m²
House₹10,000,000
Lucknow
3 bd 3 ba 929 m²
House₹6,500,000
Moradabad
4 bd 3 ba 6 m²
House₹7,800,000
Coimbatore
3 bd 4 ba 167 m²
House₹7,000,000
Rishikesh
3 bd 1 ba 11 m²
House₹7,800,000
Madurai
3 bd 3 ba 67 m²
House₹4,760,000
Jaipur
2 bd 2 ba 47 m²
House₹13,100,000
Alwar
3 bd 2 ba 168 m²
House₹7,200,000
Mohali
3 bd 3 ba 9 m²
Houses in India
Houses for sale in India are the second-largest group on RealEstateAbroad, with 9,025 listings out of 72,948. In Indian practice, "house" can cover anything from a bungalow on a freehold plot to a builder floor, a storey of a low-rise building, so the legal nature of what you are buying needs particular attention.
Price snapshot
Across India, the median asking price on current listings is €69,275, with the middle range running from €36,947 to €152,406, and a median of €744 per m². Houses are less numerous than flats but often more expensive in total because they include land. Larger family homes are present: nationally 5,208 listings have four bedrooms and 3,400 have five or more. Euro figures are converted from rupees and vary with the exchange rate.
Freehold, leasehold and builder floors
- Freehold bungalow: you own the building and the land. Check the sale deed and mutation records.
- Leasehold plot: common in some Delhi colonies and development authorities; verify lease term and conversion options.
- Builder floor: a flat on a floor of a low-rise building with a share of the land; confirm the share and parking rights.
Property in unauthorised colonies can have title or regularisation problems. A local advocate should search records for at least 30 years.
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Who may buy and tax points
NRIs and OCIs can buy residential houses; others are heavily restricted. Agricultural land and farmhouses are barred for NRIs and OCIs. Stamp duty and registration vary by state, and sellers who are NRIs face tax deduction at source on sale. Property tax is paid annually to the municipality. Read the India consultation page and financing in India.
Before you pay for an Indian house, make the lawyer prove the land is clean.
Alternatives
If you want less maintenance, see apartments. Those building new can browse land.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Frequently asked questions
What is a builder floor?
A floor of a low-rise building sold as an individual unit, usually with a share in the land and perhaps a parking space.
Can an NRI buy an independent house?
Yes, if it is residential or commercial, not agricultural or a farmhouse, and the purchase follows foreign exchange rules.
How do I check a house's title?
Ask a local lawyer to examine the chain of ownership, mutation records, tax receipts and encumbrance certificate.
Do houses come with parking?
Often, but confirm whether parking is part of the deed.
Are gated-community villas better than independent houses?
They offer shared amenities and security, with maintenance fees. Independent houses provide more freedom but less services.
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Property types in India
- Apartments for sale(60,327)
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- Villas for sale(547)