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Cricketer Rohit Sharma has recently put his Bandra House on rent.

According to documents accessed by SquareFeatIndia, provided by Zapkey, the deal was signed on January 4.

The rental deal is for 36 months, the deposit amount is Rs 9.3 lakh.

The monhtly rent for the first year is Rs 3.1 lac, for the second year it is Rs 3.25 lakh per month and for the third year the is Rs 3.41 lakh per month.

While the owner is Rohit Sharma who also is the Captain of Indian Cricket Team the tenant is Shiva Malani.

The property is located on 14th floor of Karma CHSL, 15th road, Bandra West.

The total area of the apartment is 1047 sq ft.

Also Read: Rohit Sharma Sells Villa for Less than He Bought it for

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