
3 BHK · Raiseena
3 BHK farmhouses in Raiseena
3 of Raiseena's 9 listings are 3 BHK.
- Listings in Raiseena
- 9
- Median asking
- ₹5.25 Cr
- Median plot
- 1 acre
- Median rate
- ₹803/sq ft
Configurations available in Raiseena
What the listings actually show
Raiseena carries 9 listings in our data, with a median asking price of ₹5.25 Cr on a median plot of 1 acre — roughly ₹803/sq ft.
By configuration, these listings run 3 × 3 BHK, 2 × 1 BHK, 2 × 4 BHK, 1 × 2 BHK, 1 × 5 BHK.
On a farm plot the bedroom count says less than it does in a flat. A one-acre plot with a single-bedroom structure is bought for the land; a six-bedroom estate on the same acre is bought as a house. Read the plot size and the bedroom count together, never separately.
That is roughly 51% below the belt's median of ₹1,653/sq ft. Cheaper per square foot is not automatically better value on farm land; check the approach road and the land classification before you conclude it is.
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
- Are there 3 BHK farmhouses in Raiseena?
- Yes — 3 of the 9 listings we track here. Availability changes weekly, so ask us before you plan a visit.
- What plot size does that usually come with?
- The median plot in Raiseena is 1 acre, and configuration does not track plot size closely in this belt — a large plot with a small structure is common.
- Can we add rooms later?
- On agricultural land what you may build is set by the land's classification and the local rules, not by what the neighbour has built. Check it before you buy on the assumption you can extend.
Ask us what is actually available
Listings move faster than any page. Tell us the size and the budget and we will come back with what is live this week — including plots that never reach a portal.
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Land rates and circle rate in Raiseena
What the market asks against what the government values it at — which is what your stamp duty is actually calculated on.
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