Jindal House: Where Structure and Fluidity Meet

To the world, he is one of India’s richest business tycoons, steel magnate, chairman and managing director of the JSW Group of Companies. But, once you enter Sajjan Jindal’s house (at least the office area inside it), you will discover him to be a true connoisseur of art.

Opulent, minimal and classy, the interiors reflect his love for symmetry and innovative creation, giving the entire decor the look of an exclusive art gallery.

Possessing multiple properties in the urban metropolis of Mumbai and Delhi, his biggest real estate purchase to date is the Maheshwari House which he bought at an estimated price of Rs. 400 – 500 crores.       

 In this blog, let’s get to know more about Sajjan Jindal’s house, the other properties he owns and some interesting facts about him. 

The Plush Mansions and Properties of Sajjan Jindal

Sajjan Jindal owns multiple properties in India, including the Maheshwari House, Maheshwari Mansion, Jindal House, Jindal Mansion and the Morena House. But the ones that stand out from these four are the Maheshwari House and The Jindal Mansion. 

For the presentation at Jindal Mansion, Dia Mehhta Bhupal is creating a modern quilt entitled “A Rising Sun”. Everyday, a new sunrise gives us the opportunity to hope, dream and to imagine a better tomorrow. Witness the presentation at Jindal Mansion on Peddar Road, Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/9iuVlsvEq9

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Welcoming Shri Raj Thakerey to Jindal mansion. pic.twitter.com/7Tu7PwpXnu

— Sajjan Jindal (@sajjanjindal) October 17, 2015

 Let’s get to know each of them up close below.

The Maheshwari House

The Maheshwari House stands on a 1-acre plot in Napean Sea Road, South Mumbai, near the Consulate General of the Russian Federation. It is one of the most expensive properties owned by the charming tycoon that previously belonged to the powerful business dynasty of the Maheshwari family.

The family bought the Maheshwari House in 1935 from the Maharaja of Baroda for Rs. 1.45 lakh (an almost equally audacious amount during the era). However, Jindal got the house renovated to suit his tastes and preferences after the recent purchase. Along with the house, the Jindal family also owns the neighbouring Maheshwari Mansion – a five-storied symbol of royal exuberance. 

Jindal’s house address is 36 Napean Sea Road, Simla Nagar, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400006. 

The Jindal Mansion

Perched on Pedder Road, Mumbai, like a sparkling jewel, the Jindal Mansion is not just a home to the steel magnate and his family but is also the JSW Group headquarters.

Photo | Jindal Mansion on Pedder Road. https://t.co/YcpqPsbpLg

— MUMBAI NEWS (@Mumbaikhabar9) August 5, 2021

Embracing a stately and traditional European architecture, the three-storied white bungalow oozes royalty and vintage grace from all its corners, maintaining an urban, minimal and classy decor inside. 

While none has access to the inner sanctums of the mansion, the headquarter’s office space offers us enough food for thought of just how it would be.

 

 

 

 

 

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 With extensive use of white, wood and earthy tones of dark brown and olive green, the office interiors of the Jindal Mansion is perfected via a strict application of symmetry in design. The colour palette, along with the design pattern, speaks a thousand words regarding the essence it upholds of inclusivity, humility, discipline, and diligence.

 However, the most interesting aspect of the interiors is the way the aspect of gold has been used throughout. Symbolising abundance and wealth, the golden hue has been used not only via light wood partitions, tables and wooden panels but mostly through warm concealed lights.

Jindal mansion @JSWGroup is looking stunning with the art installation of @Manish Arora @SangitaSJindal pic.twitter.com/II8oaBqWKa

— Sajjan Jindal (@sajjanjindal) December 8, 2017

When reflected on the surface, the warm lights then encapsulate the interiors with a soft golden glow. This element has been further augmented with exquisite gold art installations in several spots in the office.

How Much Are Sajjan Jindal’s Properties Worth?

The price of Sajjan Jindal’s house (the Maheshwari House) ranges between a whopping Rs. 400 – 500 crores. As per reports, Jindal first paid Rs. 200 crores to Manoj Maheshwari to purchase the property but later paid about Rs. 300 to finally close the deal. Given the exclusive location and its legacy, its per square feet costs over Rs. 85,000.

A huge #CoronaQuilt art installation has been unveiled on the façade of Jindal Mansion in #Mumbai as part of a collaboration between JSW Group and The Corona Quilt Project community. pic.twitter.com/UMLZTBabVW

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While he purchased his Morena House on Carmichael Road for Rs. 125 crores, he recently gave it to one of his family allies, Windsor Residency, for an eight storeyed lavish residential tower to be built in its place.

 Out of the other properties of the Jindal family, The Jindal House, located in one of the poshest areas in Delhi, belongs to his youngest brother, industrialist and ex-MP Naveen Jindal. With plush interiors and wonderful architecture, Jindal’s house in Delhi is worth Rs. 125 – 150 crores.  

 Jindal’s house address in Delhi is 6th Prithviraj Road, New Delhi, near Khan Market.

Career and Achievements of Sajjan Jindal

Sharp-witted and charismatic, Sajjan Jindal is a true inspiration for budding and seasoned entrepreneurs. Starting his journey in 1982 in a steel plant, it is evident that he has come a long way to become one of the richest business tycoons in India.

 

 

 

 

 

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 So, let’s soak in some of the rare career stances in this brilliant personality’s life, along with his achievements below.

• Embracing all the highs and lows, Jindal took JSW to new heights and is popularly known as the Man of Steel in India.
• Sajjan Jindal’s JSW Group is a $12 billion infrastructure conglomerate wherein JSW Steel has already outshone TATA Steel. 
• Working in his father’s steel factory in the 80s, he dreamt of building the largest plant in India. Fast forward to 2015, he finally materialised this dream as JSW became the largest steel producer with a total sale of Rs. 52, 971 crores. 
• On October 22, 2021, Jindal was awarded ‘CW Person of the Year 2021 – Private Sector’ by CWAA (Construction World Annual Awards).  
• On October 13, this year, he was appointed as Chairman of the World Steel Association (WSA) for 2021-22. He is the first Indian representative to take such a prestigious position on a global platform. 
• In 2019, he was awarded Best CEO by the Business Today Magazine. 
• He was also honoured as the ‘Outstanding Business Leader of the Year 2018’ at the CNBC IBLA Awards.  

In a Nutshell

Sajjan Jindal is not just a business tycoon but a pillar of inspiration for all. And, while the Jindal properties are strictly kept away from the glares of camera and media, its external architecture and office spaces is enough to gauge how rich, sumptuous and artistically exuberant they might be.

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