Stebin Ben’s duplex apartment spans a carpet area of 1484 sqft (137.87 sqm) and a built-up area of 165.5 sqm (1,782 sqft). The property includes two dedicated car parking spaces, each measuring 11.15 sqm (120.02 sqft).
Renowned singer and performer Stebin Ben, along with his family members Ben Alexander and Jyotsna Ben, has purchased a duplex residential apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra locality. According to registration documents reviewed by Square Yards, Ben acquired the duplex in the Iconic 7 Co-op Housing Society for Rs 6.67 crore.
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Bandra is renowned for its vibrant culture, luxurious residential developments, and close proximity to Mumbai’s entertainment and commercial hubs, making it a preferred choice for celebrities and business elites. With this purchase, Stebin Ben joins a list of notable personalities, including Rahul Krishna Vaidya, Suniel Shetty, and Janhvi Kapoor, who have also chosen Bandra as their residence.
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As per Square Yards, the duplex apartment spans a carpet area of 1484 sqft (137.87 sqm) and a built-up area of 165.5 sqm (1,782 sqft). The property includes two dedicated car parking spaces, each measuring 11.15 sqm (120.02 sqft). The transaction involved a stamp duty payment of Rs 40.02 lakh along with a registration fee of Rs 30,000. The registration for the property was finalized in January 2025.
Stebin Ben, an Indian playback singer and performer, has gained recognition for his soulful voice and versatile performances. He has lent his voice to films like Shimla Mirchi (2020) and Hotel Mumbai (2019), as well as web series like Class of 2017 and Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan. In 2018, he was awarded the Best Bollywood Artist of the Year at the India Nightlife Awards. His hit singles, including “Rula Ke Gaya Ishq” and “Mera Mehboob,” have garnered millions of views, cementing his place as one of the most loved artists in the Indian music industry.
