One House, Two States: Four Rooms in Telangana and Four in Maharashtra

An unusual house in Maharajguda village of Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district has attracted attention for its unique location. The house stands across the Telangana-Maharashtra state border, with four rooms situated in Telangana and another four rooms falling within Maharashtra. The property’s location has made it a distinctive example of how a state boundary can pass through a residential building.

The house has an equally interesting layout. While the kitchen is located on the Telangana side, the hall and bedrooms are situated in Maharashtra. Adding to the uniqueness, the owner reportedly pays property tax to both states. The house has become an interesting example of the unusual situations that can arise in villages located along state borders.