
2 acre · Sohna
2 acre farm land in Sohna
At ₹1,572/sq ft — the median rate in Sohna — a 2 acre plot works out at roughly ₹13.7 Cr before anything is built on it.
- Listings in Sohna
- 306
- Median asking
- ₹4 Cr
- Median plot
- 2,420 sq yd
- Median rate
- ₹1,572/sq ft
2 acre in Sohna
What the listings actually show
Sohna carries 306 listings in our data, with a median asking price of ₹4 Cr on a median plot of 2,420 sq yd — roughly ₹1,572/sq ft.
Event-grade. Two acres takes a wedding with parking on the property, which is the threshold at which letting income becomes serious rather than incidental.
Bare land at this size is bought either to build on or to hold. Both need the same checks — jamabandi, mutation, land classification and a recorded approach road — but only the first needs the plot to be a shape you can actually build on, so walk it before you decide.
That is about the belt's own median, so you are paying the going rate here rather than a premium or a discount.
Every figure on this page is aggregated from asking prices on current listings in the belt. They are not transacted rates, not a valuation, and not a quote.
Questions we get asked
- What does 2 acre cost in Sohna?
- At the local median of ₹1,572/sq ft, roughly ₹10.96 Cr to ₹16.43 Cr for the land. Built property sits above that. Figures are asking prices from listing data on the belt, not transacted rates or a valuation.
- How many square feet is that?
- 69,696–1,04,544 sq ft, which is how the listings measure it. In square yards, divide by nine.
- Is 2 acre the common size here?
- The median plot in Sohna is 2,420 sq yd, so 2 acre sits at or above the local norm.
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