Red Sandalwood Farms in Kurnool
Registered plantation plots in Rayalaseema's gateway district, dry country, red soils, and the best highway access in the region.
Red Sandalwood Farms in Kurnool
Kurnool is where Rayalaseema begins: hot plains, granite outcrops and red earth stretching from the Tungabhadra down toward the Nallamalas and Erramalas. Beyond the canal-irrigated valleys, the district's dry red-soil uplands present classic red sanders terrain, and it is on these uplands that our Kurnool-belt blocks are planted.
The district's other advantage is reach. NH-44, India's north to south spine, runs straight through Kurnool, putting the farms within an easy drive of Hyderabad, Anantapur and Bengaluru-side investors. As the former capital region of Andhra and now home to state judicial institutions, Kurnool's land market carries steady institutional demand beneath the agricultural value.
Why Invest in Kurnool
- Direct NH-44 access, the easiest drive from Hyderabad among our ventures
- Dry upland red soils suited to dense heartwood formation
- Institutional demand floor from Kurnool's administrative and judicial growth
- Blocks fenced, drip-irrigated and secured by resident staff
- Registered sale deed with EC and link documents to every buyer
Connectivity
- NH-44 (Hyderabad to Bengaluru) through the district
- Kurnool City railway station and Orvakal airport
- About 3 hours from Hyderabad's outer ring road
- State corridors to Nandyal, Anantapur and Kadapa
Climate
Kurnool's semi-arid climate brings roughly 650 to 750 mm of rain with a long, hot dry season, a rainfall band in which red sanders has regenerated for millennia on the region's hills. Our establishment-phase drip irrigation removes the one real risk this climate poses to young plantations.
Soil
Away from the black-cotton canal tracts, Kurnool's uplands carry red sandy and gravelly soils over weathered granite, free-draining, slightly acidic profiles on which red sanders builds slow, dense, high-grade heartwood. Soil testing precedes every block selection.
Investment Plans
Kurnool-belt plots follow the standard ladder: ₹4.25 lakhs for 11 cents and 50 plants, ₹7.95 lakhs for 22 cents, ₹15 lakhs for half an acre, ₹30 lakhs for a full acre, all-inclusive of registration and 12-year care.
Become a Crorepati with a Small Investment
| Plot Size | 11 Cents | 22 Cents | 1/2 Acre | 1 Acre |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sq. Yards | 532 | 1064 | 2420 | 4840 |
| No. of Plants | 50 | 100 | 210 | 420 |
| Investment | ₹4.25 Lakhs | ₹7.95 Lakhs | ₹15 Lakhs | ₹30 Lakhs |
| Tenure | 12 Years | 12 Years | 12 Years | 12 Years |
| Return (Approx.)* | ₹50 Lakhs | ₹1 Crore | ₹2 Crore | ₹4 Crore |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the drive from Hyderabad?
Roughly 3 hours to Kurnool via NH-44, with the farm blocks a short further drive; weekend site visits with pick-up from Kurnool city are routine.
Are black soils a problem in Kurnool?
Black-cotton soils do occur in the canal valleys, which is exactly why we soil-test and plant only on the free-draining red uplands red sanders demands.
Can Telangana residents buy these plots?
Yes, buyers from any Indian state can purchase and register agricultural land in Andhra Pradesh for these plantations.
What security is provided on-site?
Compound fencing, resident watchmen and periodic monitoring cover every Kurnool block for the full tenure.
Book a free site visit near Kurnool
Walk the plantation, verify the documents and choose your plot in person.
Talk to Our Farm Advisory Team
Have questions about plot sizes, registration, or the harvest process? Share your details and we will call you back the same day, or reach us directly on phone or WhatsApp.
- Call us+91 9866638967
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- Office50-30-3/7, Boppanna Venkatappaih Street, Chowdary Pet Rd, Ayyappa Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh 520007, India