About Evergreen Real Estate
The best farmhouses near Delhi NCR — from the family whose village they stand on.
Evergreen Real Estate deals in one thing: farmhouses, farm land and weekend estates in the Sohna belt south of Gurugram. Our office is at The Westin Sohna Resort & Spa in Karnki, and our family has lived in Karnki for generations — so on any plot in this belt we can usually tell you who owned it before the person selling it to you.
- 442
- Farm houses listed
- 8
- Corridors in the belt
- Karnki
- Our own village
- 1 acre
- Typical plot we deal in
Our Story
One belt, one family, and forty kilometres of Aravali.
Evergreen is not a brokerage that added farmhouses to a list of services. Farmhouses are the only thing we have ever sold.
The Sohna belt begins where Gurugram's last sector ends. Sohna Road drops out of the city, the Aravalis close in on the right, and the land opens into the farm pockets around Karnki, Damdama, Bhondsi, Raiseena and Alipur — an hour from South Delhi, forty minutes from Cyber City, and a different climate from either. It is the closest real countryside to Delhi NCR, and it is where the Khan family has farmed, built and dealt in land for three generations.
Hasan Khan is the sarpanch of Karnki, the village The Westin Sohna Resort & Spa and the Vatika farm estates stand on. That is not a marketing line — it is the reason our due diligence is different. Land in this belt changes hands through revenue records, mutations and family partitions that never appear on a property portal. When a listing looks cheap, there is usually a reason, and the reason is usually in the village, not in the paperwork.
So Evergreen works from both ends. We source plots directly from owners in the belt, often before they are advertised anywhere. And we check every one against what the village already knows: who the co-sharers are, whether the mutation is clean, whether the approach road is actually a road or a claim, and whether the land is banjar, gair-mumkin or genuinely cultivable.
What we sell ranges from a half-acre semi-developed plot near The Westin to fully built 3 and 6 BHK farmhouses on an acre, and up to multi-acre estates against the Aravali ridge. What we will not do is sell you a plot we would not buy ourselves.
Read Our Advisory Principles →How We Work
Four things that decide whether a farmhouse deal is a good one
Title Before Price
Jamabandi, mutation and the chain of ownership come first. A cheap plot with a disputed intkaal is not a cheap plot.
Owner-Direct
Most of what we list comes from owners in the belt we already know, so there is one commission in the deal rather than a chain of four.
Seen In Person
Every plot is walked before it is listed — approach road, boundary, water, power line distance and what is actually built next door.
One Family, Start To Finish
The person who shows you the land is the person who sits with you at the Tehsil. No hand-offs, no junior sent in later.
Why The Sohna Belt
The closest real countryside to Delhi NCR
People buy here for four reasons, and it is worth being honest about which one applies to you — they lead to very different plots.
01
Weekend use
Roughly an hour from South Delhi and forty minutes from Cyber City on the Sohna elevated road, so it is genuinely usable on a Saturday rather than once a season. Half-acre to one-acre plots, usually built.
02
Second home
The Aravali edge around Damdama, Raiseena and Alipur runs several degrees cooler than the city and keeps its tree cover. This is where the larger built farmhouses sit.
03
Land holding
Bare agricultural land held for appreciation, driven by the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway interchange, the Sohna elevated corridor and the KMP. Cheaper per sq ft, longer horizon, more paperwork to get right.
04
Events and rentals
Built farmhouses in the belt let for shoots, functions and stays. Yield depends almost entirely on approach road and distance from the Westin cluster, so the plot choice matters more than the construction.
The People Behind Evergreen
One Family. One Village. Every Deal.
Evergreen is run by the Khan family of Karnki, the village the Westin farm belt stands on. Whoever you call is an owner, not a call-centre — and the same person stays with you from the first site visit to the day the deed is registered.
Before You Pay Anything
What we check on every farm-land purchase
- Jamabandi and the ownership chain, read at the Tehsil — not a photocopy the seller supplies
- Mutation (intkaal) status, and whether every co-sharer has actually consented
- Land classification: cultivable, banjar or gair-mumkin, and what that permits you to build
- Approach road — recorded rasta versus an informal track across someone else's field
- Registered right of way, boundary demarcation and the actual measured area against the record
- Litigation, mortgage, acquisition notice and HSVP/NHAI alignment checks on the khasra number
- Circle rate versus asking price, and the stamp duty and registry cost you will actually pay
