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Discover Lal Kothi: The Grand 6-Bigha Farmer Mansion in Haridwar

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News18•07-10-2026, 19:18
Discover Lal Kothi: The Grand 6-Bigha Farmer Mansion in Haridwar
- •Chaudhary Iqbal Singh owns the magnificent Lal Kothi built on 6 bighas of land in Tikola village of Haridwar district.
- •The red-painted mansion features 30 rooms, 120 doors and windows, and stunning architectural carvings that resemble a palace.
- •Constructed at a cost of around Rs 1 crore, the house stands on pillars with a grand one-bigha front courtyard.
- •The family owns 3 luxury cars, 3 tractors, and has expanded their ancestral property by purchasing 150 additional bighas of land.
- •The family credits their prosperity and success to unity, diligent sugarcane farming, and living together.
Key Questions Answered
The grand Lal Kothi house is located in Tikola village under the Bahadarabad block of the Haridwar district in Uttarakhand.
The luxurious house belongs to Chaudhary Iqbal Singh and his family, who are primarily involved in sugarcane cultivation and own a pesticide shop.
Built on about 6 bighas of land with a construction cost of around Rs 1 crore, the single-story palace-like house features 30 rooms, 120 doors and windows, and intricate carvings.





