130 sqft residential plot in Yadadri Temple, Yadagirigutta at ₹13 lakh — independent, under construction.
- 130 sqft residential plot in Pedda Kandukur Village, Yadagirigutta
- Price: ₹13 lakh (₹10,000/sqft)
- Independent property — no builder/society constraints
- Under construction — buy and build as per your plan
- Non-RERA property — ensure all legal clearances before purchase
Property details
Configuration
- Property type
- Residential
- Project category
- plot
Area & dimensions
- Area
- 130 sqft
Move-in & status
- Status
- Under Construction
About this listing
Presenting a marvelous opportunity to secure a 130 Sq Yard plot in the serene locale of Pedda Kandukur village in Yadagirigutta Mandal, Yadadri district. With an attractive price of just 13 Lakhs, this under-construction plot holds enormous potential for the discerning homebuyer or savvy investor.
Prime Location Features
Just off the bustling Hyderabad to Warangal highway (NH-163) for easy connectivity.
Proximity to the much-revered Sri Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Yadagirigutta as well as the world-renowned Jain Temple at Kolanpaka.
Neighboring the proposed HDMA township and Bhuvangiri Industrial Area, promising high future property appreciation.
Enviously close to the upcoming AIIMS Medical University and a massive 1000 beds hospital.
FAQs
1. Where is the property located?
The property is located in Pedda Kandukur village, Yadagirigutta Mandal, Yadadri district.
2. What is the size of the plot?
The plot size is 130 Sq Yards.
3. What is the price of the property?
The plot is reasonably priced at 13 Lakhs.
4. What is the status of the plot?
The plot is currently under construction.
5. Is the plot near any significant landmarks or developments?
Yes, it is located near the Hyderabad to Warangal highway (NH-163), Sri Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Yadagirigutta, proposed HDMA township, Bhuvangiri Industrial Area and the upcoming AIIMS Medical University and 1000 beds hospital.
Close proximity to the major highway, providing excellent connectivity with the rest of Yadadri district and neighboring cities.
Located in a calm and serene village setting for peaceful living yet not far away from urban amenities.
Within short distance from sought-after tourist destinations such as the divine Yadagirigutta Temple.
Close to a variety of local shopping outlets, schools, and healthcare facilities for convenient and comfortable living.
Located in a rapidly developing area, promising substantial growth in property value in the near future.
Location
Living in Yadagirigutta
Yadagirigutta is a well-known pilgrim temple town in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, about 60-65 km northeast of Hyderabad via NH 163 - it is NOT part of Hyderabad city despite the catalog's 'Hyderabad' city field.
Real-estate interest here is driven almost entirely by the Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple and government temple-city infrastructure works, not by urban Hyderabad job or education hubs.
- Home to the renovated Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple ('Telangana's Tirupati') - draws ~25,000 devotees daily (50,000+ on weekends) and posted over Rs 212 crore annual income in FY2024-25, anchoring the local economy.
- Sits on NH 163 (Hyderabad-Warangal highway), which is being four-laned; TSRTC runs frequent buses from Hyderabad's JBS/MGBS, and YTDA has built a new ~15-acre bus stand for pilgrim traffic.
- Nearest railhead is Yadadri (Raigir) station, ~6 km away on the Secunderabad-Kazipet line; a Hyderabad Metro Phase-3 extension and the Regional Ring Road's northern corridor are both proposed to pass through the town.
- State government's YTDA Master Plan 2035 and ongoing works (~Rs 99.55 crore approved May 2026) are steadily upgrading temple-city infrastructure, including roads, a Veda Patashala and pilgrim amenities.
- 99acres price-trend data shows strong long-run land appreciation in the locality (roughly +47% over 3 years, +257% over 10 years), reflecting sustained investor interest tied to temple redevelopment.
- This is fundamentally a pilgrim temple town, not an urban Hyderabad micro-market: it lies in a separate district (Yadadri Bhuvanagiri), 60-65 km from Hyderabad city/GHMC limits - the catalog's 'Hyderabad' city tag is misleading.
- Small population (~15,232 per 2011 census, a census town) with literacy around 61%, below the national average; the town lacks the job hubs, hospitals, malls and higher-education campuses typical of Hyderabad localities.
- Local economy and real-estate demand are heavily dependent on pilgrim footfall and government temple-development spending rather than diversified industry or IT/services employment.
- Headline upgrades (metro extension, Regional Ring Road, NH 163 four-laning) are still proposed or under construction with no confirmed completion dates; 99acres also shows a recent 1-year price softening alongside long-term gains.
Yadagirigutta sits on NH 163 (Hyderabad-Warangal highway), about 60-65 km / roughly 1.5 hours by road from Hyderabad via Uppal-Ghatkesar-Bhongir; the Cabinet has approved four-laning of this highway section. TSRTC buses run from Hyderabad's JBS/MGBS, and YTDA has built a dedicated bus stand.
The nearest railhead is Yadadri (Raigir) station (~6 km) on the Secunderabad-Kazipet line. A Hyderabad Metro Phase-3 extension and the Regional Ring Road's northern corridor are both proposed through the town but not yet operational.
Education inside Yadagirigutta itself is limited to a Government Polytechnic (est. 2008; diploma courses in Electrical & Mechanical Engineering, Osmania University-affiliated) plus local government and private schools.
Engineering and degree colleges (including St. Mary's, Aurora's and KBR Engineering Colleges, and a Government Degree College) are clustered around Bhongir, roughly 13-20 km away, rather than within the town.
No Hyderabad-style university campuses were found in the immediate area.
Yadagirigutta's own economy centres on temple-linked trade, hospitality and transport rather than organised industry. Formal MSME activity - textiles (including Pochampally handloom), agro-processing and light engineering - is concentrated in nearby Bhongir, Bibinagar and Choutuppal mandals of the same district; a 375-acre MSME Green Industrial Park is also planned at Dandu Malkapur (Choutuppal mandal) for around 400 units.
No large-scale industry is sited inside the town.
Tourism is Yadagirigutta's defining feature. The hilltop Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple was rebuilt in 2016-2022 by the Yadagirigutta Temple Development Authority and is promoted as 'Telangana's Tirupati,' drawing roughly 25,000 devotees on ordinary days (50,000+ on weekends/festivals) and recording over Rs 212 crore gross income in FY2024-25.
The state is developing it further as a PPP tourism circuit with a new 15-acre Veda Patashala. Bhongir Fort, a hilltop heritage site, lies about 13-16 km away.
Entertainment in Yadagirigutta is almost entirely pilgrimage-linked - temple festivals, rituals and a newly begun 15-acre Veda Patashala (Vedic gurukul for 300 students) - rather than conventional urban leisure.
No malls, multiplexes or large recreational venues were found confirmed in the town; mainstream entertainment infrastructure sits in Hyderabad city, roughly 60-65 km away.
Yadagirigutta has its own municipality and has seen focused, temple-driven civic investment, including a new ~15-acre bus stand and, per a May 2026 government announcement, a further Rs 99.55 crore of temple-city works (dormitory halls, a kalyana mandapam, stepped walkways). YTDA's Master Plan 2035 additionally envisages a ring road around the temple city and a four-lane Raigir-Yadadri road.
Broader civic amenities still reflect a small temple town rather than a full-fledged urban centre.
Project & building
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Pedda Kandukur Village Yadagirigutta Mandal Yadadri District
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