A rare plantation
estate, nestled in
the Western Ghats.

27.65 acres of managed land — a thriving orchard, year-round water, and existing infrastructure — minutes from the rhythm of Goa, worlds away from its noise.

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An invitation

A canvas for meaningful, long-term work in one of India's quietest ecological corners.

Surangichi Foli is a single, contiguous 27.65-acre plantation estate in Dharbandora, Goa — 2.8x the size of the average managed estate in the region. The orchard is at near-full fruiting maturity. The water runs year-round. The roads, kitchen and cottages are already in place. What remains is a vision worthy of it.

We are open to conversations across acquisition, long-form partnerships, agricultural collaboration, and wellness or hospitality development. The land sets the pace; we are looking for collaborators who can match it.

27.65acres

Single contiguous estate

2.8x

Larger than Goa's average managed estate

~100%

Fruiting maturity across the orchard

500sqm

Existing built-up infrastructure

A red-soil pathway lined with palms inside Surangichi Foli

Strategically placed

Close enough to the beaches.
Far enough from the crowds.

The estate sits at a central, well-connected pocket of Dharbandora — within an hour of two airports and the coast, yet held inside the Western Ghats' quiet.

Dabolim Airport (GOI)45 min
MOPA Airport (GOX)80 min
Dudhsagar Falls60 min
Goan beach belt50+ min
NH-748 (Belgaum–Panaji)860 m

NH-748 is being upgraded to a four-lane highway between Belgaum and Panaji — a structural lift to access and to value.

Timba Falls, 26 km from the estate, set deep in the Western Ghats

The setting

The Western Ghats, a living sanctuary.

Surangichi Foli sits within one of India's cleanest EQI zones — air, water and forest cover increasingly rare elsewhere in the country. Timba Falls is a forty-minute drive away.

A thriving orchard

A self-sustaining ecosystem at near-full maturity.

The plantation has been planted with intent — varieties chosen for climate, market, and long arcs of yield. The trees are fruiting; the soil is alive.

Coconut

750 hybrid high-flowering dwarf trees

Cashew

1,700 dwarf trees — Goa's state fruit

Black Pepper

240 healthy Malabar-variety vines

Mango

100 exotic Goa–Maharashtra varieties

A soursop (Lakshman Phal) fruit growing on the estate

And the exotics, quietly.

Soursop (Lakshman Phal), Mangosteen, Avocado and other unusual flora share the canopy — a quiet wager on the future of premium, tropical produce in India.

October 2025 · After the monsoon

Walk the land.

The estate just after the rains — mist still on the hills, the canopy heavy and green.

Already built

Water, walls and roads — done.

What is rare about Surangichi Foli is not just the land — it is the quiet readiness. Four high-capacity pumps and multiple natural water bodies hold the orchard through every season. The bones of hospitality are already standing.

500 sqm built-up area: Across a farm office, a guest house, and structural provision for five cottages.
200 sqm food processing unit: Industrial-grade kitchen with attached cold storage — ready for value-added produce or hospitality use.
Year-round irrigation: Four high-capacity pumps and on-estate water bodies — a rare advantage for large-format development in Goa.