14 Unseen Pictures Of MS Dhoni’s Luxurious Farmhouse

Imagine waking up to such a swanky looking house. Is it not everyone’s dream? Well not for all. For some people, it is achievable through constant hard work and determination. We are talking about our loved and successful cricketer, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. A family man that he is, getting himself one bungalow like this one is quite expected when you mint millions.

Check out the entry to the lawn as shown by Dhoni’s wife, Sakshi while driving around a vintage car:

Yet another phase of the bungalow owned by our enigmatic cricketer.

The lawn and the main entryway to the farmhouse.

The farmhouse is in Ranchi and it is a huge property. It located centrally around a 7-acre plot of land full of greenery and exotic plantation, Dhoni is often seen spending quality time with his wife, Sakshi, and daughter Ziva Dhoni. Here is a little sneak peek into the interiors while we can see an enthusiastic Ziva with her mother.

Sakshi Dhoni is quite the socialite who is always the one invited to lush parties and posh gatherings. She is also the one to host a lot of dinners and parties at their farmhouse and you can see her Instagram flooded with pictures from such nights with her close family and friends. From birthday parties to catching up with friends over brunch, Sakshi makes sure the arrangements are perfect.

In March last year when the Indian team was in Ranchi for a One-Day International against Australia, Sakshi invited the whole team to her greenery-clad farmhouse for dinner. Twitter went crazy over how immaculately luxurious the interiors are made. Here take a look:

The intricate designs on the wall, the vintage themed chandeliers, the furniture that screams royalty, definitely speaks of the high taste of the lifestyle that the power couple possesses. Also not to forget, their love for dogs, the Dhonis definitely are dog lovers and these pictures are solid examples of how like to share their living space with these furry babies.

This is a breathtaking view of the farmhouse indeed!