Sonakshi Sinha, daughter of veteran actor and politician Shatrughan Sinha and a Bollywood personality recently spent Rs 11 crore for a house in Bandra.

According to documents accessed by Square Feat India, provided by Zapkey, the deal was signed on August 29, 2023.

The seller is Pyramid Developers, whereas the buyer is Sonakshi Sinha. The flat that Sonakshi bought is located in the building 81 Aureate.

The flat is located on the 26th floor of the building located in Bandra west,

The area of the apartment is 205.20 sq mt, RERA carpet, with nice, lobby, AHU, Servant Toilet areas of 32.37 sq m, with terrace area of 153.63 sq m.

The actress will also have access to four car parks in the in the building.

Being a woman she availed a 1% discount on stamp duty. She paid a stamp duty of Rs 55 lakh.

In March 2020, actor Sonakshi Sinha had bought a 4628 sq.ft. home in the same building. Sinha paid Rs 14 crore for a flat on 16th floor in the building. Even Sinha got access to three car parks in the building.

Also Read: Arjun Kapoor sells Bandra flat for Rs 16 Crore

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