100 Acres Agricultural Land for Sale in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana & Karnataka
Verified bulk 100-acre agricultural parcels — black soil, red soil & canal-irrigated — starting from ₹3 Crore. Suited for agri-business, plantation corporations, and institutional land banking.
📞 Call NowLooking for 100 acres agricultural land for sale? BHOOVIX™ offers verified bulk 100-acre agricultural parcels across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka — suited for large agri-business corporations, plantation companies, renewable energy developers seeking agricultural land for co-located solar or wind projects, and institutional investors pursuing significant long-term land banking.
At 100-acre scale, transactions are almost always corporate or institutional rather than individual, involving multiple survey numbers, coordinated legal due diligence, and often phased registration. Every 100-acre listing on BHOOVIX™ carries a unique BX ID, with verified soil type, water source, road access, and consolidated title details published upfront to support faster institutional due diligence.
BHOOVIX™ works directly with our associate director network across all three states to identify and pre-verify large contiguous holdings suitable for 100-acre and above transactions, coordinating with local revenue authorities to confirm consolidated survey mapping before a listing goes live.
- Plot Size: 100 Acres (4,000 Guntas / 10,000 Cents / 484,000 Sq. Yards)
- States Covered: Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka
- Soil Types: Black cotton soil, red soil, mixed soil (varies by district)
- Water Sources: Canal, multiple borewells, rainfed (listing-specific)
- Price Range: ₹3 Crore – ₹40 Crore+ (varies significantly by district)
- Ideal For: Agri-business corporations, plantation companies, renewable energy co-location, institutional land banking
Understanding 100 Acres — Unit Conversion Guide
| Unit | Equivalent to 100 Acres |
|---|---|
| Guntas (Telangana & Karnataka) | 4,000 Guntas |
| Cents (Andhra Pradesh convention) | 10,000 Cents |
| Square Yards | 484,000 Sq. Yards |
| Square Feet | 4,356,000 Sq. Ft. |
| Hectares | 40.47 Hectares |
100 Acres Price Guide by District
Andhra Pradesh
| District | Soil Type | Typical Price for 100 Acres |
|---|---|---|
| Kurnool | Black cotton, red sandy | ₹3Cr – ₹8Cr |
| Anantapur | Red sandy loam | ₹4Cr – ₹9Cr |
| Nandyal | Black cotton, red soil | ₹3Cr – ₹7Cr |
| Prakasam | Red soil, black cotton | ₹3Cr – ₹8Cr |
Telangana
| District | Soil Type | Typical Price for 100 Acres |
|---|---|---|
| Sangareddy | Red soil | ₹6Cr – ₹38Cr+ |
| Vikarabad | Red soil, mixed | ₹5Cr – ₹22Cr |
| Jogulamba Gadwal | Mixed red & black | ₹4Cr – ₹15Cr |
Karnataka
| District | Soil Type | Typical Price for 100 Acres |
|---|---|---|
| Kalaburagi | Black cotton | ₹4Cr – ₹9Cr |
| Raichur | Red soil | ₹6Cr – ₹28Cr |
| Ballari | Black soil, red soil | ₹4Cr – ₹9Cr |
| Koppal | Black cotton, red soil | ₹4Cr – ₹8Cr |
| Bidar | Red soil | ₹4Cr – ₹15Cr |
Featured 100-Acre Opportunities
Large-scale opportunities at this size are frequently unlisted or off-market. Submit a requirement and our team will source matching parcels directly from our associate director network.
Why Buy a 100-Acre Parcel Specifically?
- Institutional-grade scale — suited for full agri-business operations, contract farming networks, and corporate agricultural subsidiaries
- Renewable energy co-location potential — increasingly sought for solar or wind projects developed alongside continued agricultural use, subject to local zoning and power-purchase arrangements
- Significant land-banking asset — substantial long-term appreciation potential, especially near expanding industrial corridors, SEZs, or infrastructure projects
- Strongest available bulk pricing — 100-acre consolidated parcels typically offer the most competitive per-acre rate across BHOOVIX's inventory
- Flexible long-term structuring — large holdings can often support phased development, subdivision, or mixed agricultural-commercial use over time, subject to regulatory approval
What to Check Before Buying 100 Acres Agriculture Land
📘 Consolidated Title Verification
100-acre parcels typically span dozens of survey numbers and patta holders — every one requires individual Pattadar Passbook / RTC verification.
⚖️ Land Ceiling & Corporate Structure
Confirm the buying entity (corporate, partnership, or institutional structure) complies with applicable state land ceiling regulations — individual purchase is rarely viable at this scale.
🏦 Encumbrance Certificate (All Survey Numbers)
Check for active loans or legal disputes over the past 30 years across every survey number — a single encumbered parcel can hold up the entire transaction.
💧 Water Rights & Infrastructure
Confirm canal entitlement share, borewell inventory, and groundwater sustainability assessments — critical for any large-scale operational planning.
🛣️ Logistics & Zoning
Verify heavy-vehicle road access, proximity to processing/storage infrastructure, and confirm zoning permits the intended agri-business or co-located use.
📍 Professional Survey & Legal Due Diligence
Commission an independent professional land survey and engage a specialized land acquisition advocate before any 100-acre transaction — this is not a scale for informal verification.
State-specific note: Karnataka permits any Indian citizen to purchase agricultural land following the 2020 Land Reforms Act amendment, though corporate structuring is still typically required at 100-acre scale due to land ceiling limits. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana have separate and often stricter eligibility considerations for large-scale agricultural land ownership. Professional legal consultation is essential in all three states before proceeding with a purchase of this size.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does 100 acres of agriculture land cost in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, or Karnataka?
Prices vary enormously by district, soil, and water source. Budget dryland parcels in interior mandals can start around ₹3–4 Crore for 100 acres, while canal-irrigated or industrial-corridor-adjacent parcels can exceed ₹15 Crore to ₹40 Crore+ for 100 acres.
Are there legal restrictions on buying 100 acres of agricultural land in India?
Yes — agricultural land ceiling regulations in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka almost always apply at this scale for individual buyers. Registered agricultural companies, partnerships, and certain institutional structures are subject to separate rules. Legal consultation is essential before any 100-acre purchase.
Who typically buys 100-acre agricultural parcels?
Buyers at this scale are almost exclusively agri-business corporations, plantation companies, renewable energy developers (for solar/wind co-location on agricultural land), institutional investors, or large family offices pursuing long-term land banking.
How many guntas or cents make up 100 acres?
100 acres equals 4,000 guntas (Telangana/Karnataka) or 10,000 cents (Andhra Pradesh), and is equivalent to 484,000 square yards or 4,356,000 square feet.
Can a 100-acre parcel be purchased as a single transaction?
Rarely as a single survey number. At this scale, land typically spans dozens of survey numbers and multiple patta holders, requiring consolidated due diligence and often a phased or bulk-registration approach coordinated by legal and revenue authorities.
Can NRIs or foreign entities buy 100 acres of agriculture land in India?
Under FEMA, NRIs cannot directly purchase agricultural land of any size, and foreign entities face even stricter restrictions. Institutional or corporate structures require RBI/FEMA-compliant routes; consult a specialized advocate for large-scale foreign-linked investment.
How much does 100 acres of agriculture land cost in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, or Karnataka?
Prices vary enormously by district, soil, and water source. Budget dryland parcels in interior mandals can start around ₹3–4 Crore for 100 acres, while canal-irrigated or industrial-corridor-adjacent parcels can exceed ₹15 Crore to ₹40 Crore+ for 100 acres.
Are there legal restrictions on buying 100 acres of agricultural land in India?
Yes — agricultural land ceiling regulations in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka almost always apply at this scale for individual buyers. Registered agricultural companies, partnerships, and certain institutional structures are subject to separate rules. Legal consultation is essential before any 100-acre purchase.
Who typically buys 100-acre agricultural parcels?
Buyers at this scale are almost exclusively agri-business corporations, plantation companies, renewable energy developers (for solar/wind co-location on agricultural land), institutional investors, or large family offices pursuing long-term land banking.
How many guntas or cents make up 100 acres?
100 acres equals 4,000 guntas (Telangana/Karnataka) or 10,000 cents (Andhra Pradesh), and is equivalent to 484,000 square yards or 4,356,000 square feet.
Can a 100-acre parcel be purchased as a single transaction?
Rarely as a single survey number. At this scale, land typically spans dozens of survey numbers and multiple patta holders, requiring consolidated due diligence and often a phased or bulk-registration approach coordinated by legal and revenue authorities.
Can NRIs or foreign entities buy 100 acres of agriculture land in India?
Under FEMA, NRIs cannot directly purchase agricultural land of any size, and foreign entities face even stricter restrictions. Institutional or corporate structures require RBI/FEMA-compliant routes; consult a specialized advocate for large-scale foreign-linked investment.