1500 rs per sq.ft is the average construction rate across India. Raw material and labor costs are mostly consistent across the country. Only land prices vary. If you buy land and build your own home, it costs almost half of what it costs to buy a ready-made house of similar dimensions.Man that's cheap.
Well, what about stories & accessories?
I was thinking of building one too so I got some good designs to select from. Here are some...
I selected the first one. Gotta discuss the details with the architect and contractor.
In Kotagiri. The land is mine. However the price of land in this area is Rs 5 Lakhs per cent. The house planned for is about 3000 sq ft. Cost of constr is approx Rs 2500 per Sq ft. Area around the planned house is almost unlimited but I intend to fence 50 cents or so. So it's pretty cheap as the land is free! :biggrin2:Is this in Coonoor? What is the price breakup for land + construction?
35L + 75L then.In Kotagiri. The land is mine. However the price of land in this area is Rs 5 Lakhs per cent. The house planned for is about 3000 sq ft. Cost of constr is approx Rs 2500 per Sq ft. Area around the planned house is almost unlimited but I intend to fence 50 cents or so. So it's pretty cheap as the land is free! :biggrin2:
P.S. 1 cent = 20 ft x 22 ft = 440 sq ft
Yeah! He's the best architect out here. A little pricey though! High grade/hi quality stuff inside and outside, thus the higher cost of constr! By the way no swimming pool. I don't wanna freeze to death out here. And pool central heating is out of the question as I ain't a billionaire!!35L + 75L then.
2.5k seems on the higher side? The architect might have priced his 'intellectual contribution' in the design work at an optimistic premium. In tier 2 cities, 3.5k/sq.ft is the average rate for a fully constructed apartment, all included. If you bond with the contractor over some daaru and chicken, he may have access to open source designs from his previous constructions.
How much time would it take to build? I'll definitely visit on Vaastushanti.
I think 40 lacs is without the interior.1500 rs per sq.ft is the average construction rate across India. Raw material and labor costs are mostly consistent across the country. Only land prices vary. If you buy land and build your own home, it costs almost half of what it costs to buy a ready-made house of similar dimensions.
These guys have built an entire 4 BHK, multi-storied bungalow within a 40L budget. This could have been @Chatrapathi's house but fate had other plans.
I am in the process of building one this year. Been going through design templates for a while now.
Above designs are too lavish and less practical.I was thinking of building one too so I got some good designs to select from. Here are some...
I selected the first one. Gotta discuss the details with the architect and contractor.
You're right.I think 40 lacs is without the interior.
A two story house build on a 125 sq.yard plot costed me around 27 lacs including interior. That too when ground floor is all parking.
I started the construction at the time when raw material was at it’s all time low. A cement bag costed me around 200 Rs and I got the iron rods for around 35 Rs per foot. It was end of 2015 and start of 2016.
We often make the mistake of miscalculating the interior cost when it’s the interior which cost more than the structure.
Most people get screwed on plumbing as barely anyone has the idea about it.
Posting some built houses on 5 cent plots. Me had collected em for design inspiration. Hope you find them useful.Above designs are too lavish and less practical.
My land is just half km on same road with a better location.See this one. I have bought a piece of land more than half of this whole colony.
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Where is this place?30char sucksWhat was initially conceived as a humble design , has now evolved into a very unique and aesthatical design. Now , I have planned a forest, a pond, a small jungle , an orchid , Garden, permaculture food forest and animal area along with this farm house.