BX-26042 · 250+ ft road frontage
2 acres, road-facing — ₹25L/acre
Rajeshwar Village, Basavakalyan Taluk, Bidar, Karnataka
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Andhra Pradesh · Telangana · Karnataka
Road access agriculture plots, confirmed on the ground.
A plot is only as useful as its access. Every BX ID on BHOOVIX has its road connectivity checked in person — BT road, gravel track, or cart path — before it's listed, so you know exactly how to reach it and move equipment in.
3Access types tracked
Sec. 13Indian Easements Act
80+Districts covered
Access types, explained
What "road access" actually means for a farm plot
Listings describe access loosely. BHOOVIX records the specific type on every BX ID, because it directly affects whether you can get a tractor or harvest truck onto the land.
STRONGEST
BT road frontage
Direct frontage on a black-topped (bitumen) government road. All-weather access for vehicles and heavy equipment — the most valuable and easiest to resell.
COMMON
Gravel / mud road
A maintained but unpaved village or panchayat road. Usable year-round in most conditions, though heavy monsoon rain can affect vehicle access temporarily.
CHECK CAREFULLY
Cart track / footpath only
An informal path, sometimes crossing a neighbour's land. Legally usable under easement rights in most cases, but worth confirming it's a recognised right of way before buying.
SEC. 251 · AP TENANT FARMERS' ACT
In Andhra Pradesh, Section 251 of the AP Tenant Farmers' Act specifically prohibits a landowner from denying a neighbouring farmer access across their land for agricultural activities, and gives the affected farmer legal recourse if access is refused. This is a genuine legal protection worth knowing if you're buying a plot that depends on crossing an adjoining property.
If a plot has no clear road
The legal path to securing access
01 — Legal right
Easement of necessity
Under Section 13 of the Indian Easements Act, a genuinely landlocked plot can claim a legal right of way through adjoining private land — this is a real, established legal remedy, not just a negotiation tactic.
02 — Revenue route
Apply to the Tehsildar
File a written petition with the local Tehsildar or Mandal Revenue Officer requesting a joint field inspection and formal marking of an access track based on village revenue maps.
03 — Escalate
Revisional / District authority
If local revenue officials don't act, escalate the petition to the Revenue Divisional Officer or District Collector.
04 — Last resort
Civil court injunction
If a neighbour actively blocks a long-standing path, a civil suit can secure a permanent injunction protecting vehicle and cart access.
How BHOOVIX checks road access before listing
A local BVMA or BVTA physically visits every plot and confirms the type of access on the ground — BT road, gravel track, or cart path — alongside soil, water and title checks, before it's recorded against the BX ID. If a plot depends on an informal path rather than a recognised road, that's noted clearly rather than glossed over, so you can factor it into your decision and, if needed, verify the right of way independently before buying.
FAQ
Common questions on road access
What if a farm plot has no direct road access?
A genuinely landlocked plot can claim an "easement of necessity" under Section 13 of the Indian Easements Act — a legal right of way through adjoining private land. This is an established legal remedy, though it's worth resolving before you buy rather than after.
Can a neighbour legally block my access to my own field?
In Andhra Pradesh, Section 251 of the AP Tenant Farmers' Act specifically prohibits this for agricultural activities and gives the affected farmer legal recourse. Rules and remedies can vary by state, so it's worth checking the specific protections that apply where you're buying.
What's the difference between BT road and cart track access?
BT (black-topped/bitumen) road frontage gives reliable, all-weather vehicle access and is the most valuable. A cart track is an informal, often unpaved path — usable but worth confirming it's a recognised right of way rather than an ad-hoc arrangement that could be withdrawn.
How do I get an official access road added to a landlocked plot?
File a written petition with the local Tehsildar or Mandal Revenue Officer requesting a joint field inspection and formal marking of an access track against the village revenue map. If there's no action locally, this can be escalated to the Revenue Divisional Officer or District Collector.
Does BHOOVIX check road access before listing a plot?
Yes — a local field agent confirms the type of access in person before a plot is listed under its BX ID, and notes clearly if access depends on an informal path rather than a recognised road.
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Three verified plots, three access types — BT road, gravel connectivity, and highway frontage — shown on camera exactly as our field agent found them.
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