Shivam Dube’s South Mumbai apartment is valued at around ₹12 crore, a price that can shift depending on the tower, floor height and carpet area. The home sits in a stretch that covers Worli, Prabhadevi and Lower Parel, and it has been updated recently with new fixtures and wall accents.

The apartment is built around comfort and professional utility. It has a spacious living room with full-height windows, premium marble or wooden flooring, a modular kitchen, smart home features and a dedicated fitness or conditioning area that supports his training needs. The interiors lean into a modern luxe theme, with warm lighting and contemporary decor, while the residence also includes mention of his wife, Anjum Khan.

That mix fits South Mumbai, where heritage charm and modern skyscrapers sit side by side, and where premium high-rises often serve the needs of athletes who want both convenience and privacy. Dube’s home is near Wankhede Stadium and top training academies, putting recovery, practice and match-day routines within easy reach. The location makes the apartment more than a showpiece; it is part of the daily machinery that surrounds a professional cricketer.

The contrast is what gives the property its edge. South Mumbai can deliver luxury on a scale that starts with design and ends with access, but homes in this bracket also have to work hard, and Dube’s apartment appears to do both. It is a polished city base with the kind of practical layout that supports life around training, not just life on display.