East Hyderabad
Pincode- 500020
Kumarwadi Colony is a traditional residential locality situated within Akbar Nagar in the Edi Bazaar area of South Hyderabad. The pin code of Kumarwadi Colony is 500023. It is surrounded by Lalitha Bagh, Talab Katta, and Rein Bazar. The neighborhood offers a busy, community-centric vibe close to Masjid e Baghdadia and the Princess Esra Hospital. Families access education at nearby institutions like Glory School of Excellence and VIP’s International School. Connectivity is supported by the Yakutpura Railway Station, located 1.8 km away, and the New Market Metro Station on the Red Line, which is 4.3 km from the colony. The average property rate in Kumarwadi Colony Akbar Nagar Edi Bazar is Rs. 4,800 per sq. ft. for 2 BHK and 3 BHK independent houses.
lanes can be a bit of a squeeze for cars during peak hours. you definitely want a bike if you’re living in these internal lanes...
Kumarwadi colony has developed a lot in last 5 years ..it is now well connected to many areas in the city..but the lack of metro is a problem for many people here..u have to have your own vehicle
The area gets very dusty and noisy during the dayy..nights are peaceful but sometimes feels bit isolated
food scene is great here. we got many local restaurants for hyderabad food..
Kumarwadi Colony has old city feel, dense and busy but that is just how this part of Hyderabad is. Rents are low for what you get. Yakutpura Railway Station is close which helps. Autos are around but the lanes get very tight.
Traditional neighbourhood with a strong community character. Princess Esra Hospital nearby handles most medical needs. Roads inside are narrow but the area is familiar and walkable for daily necessities.
Getting to the industrial areas or commercial hubs takes time from here, peak hour traffic on the main roads is genuinely bad. Railway station being close helps for longer travel. Metro is 4 km out, need a vehicle daily.
Kumarwadi Colony is dense, noisy, and parking is practically nonexistent on the inner lanes. But it is a close-knit area where everyone knows each other and daily life has a rhythm to it. Not leaving anytime soon despite the chaos.
Schools are accessible and the neighbourhood has a community feel that most newer areas lack. It is busy through the day though and open play space for kids is very limited inside. Streets are safe enough but crowded.
Real estate prices are among the lowest in Hyderabad for an established locality this close to railway and metro access. Rental demand from working-class tenants stays consistent. Not a premium market but occupancy is steady and returns are reliable.
Old city charm, busy lanes, and a pace that is all its own. Gets crowded and navigation through the inner roads takes some getting used to. Himmatpura and Rein Bazar bus stops make it accessible without a vehicle though.
Deccan College of Medical Sciences and Mumtaz Degree College are close which makes this a practical base. PG rents are very affordable. Food is cheap and good around here. Area is chaotic but manageable once you settle into it.
Inner lanes are too narrow for delivery vehicles and loading space is almost nonexistent. Fazeel Usmani Road helps for movement but peak hours make even that stretch painful.
Too noisy and congested for comfortable daily living at this age. Lanes are difficult to walk with uneven surfaces and no proper footpaths in many stretches. Princess Esra Hospital being close is the one thing that gives real peace of mind.
Tucked into the historic southern quadrant of the city, the layout of Kumarwadi Colony links directly with these vital thoroughfares:
Commuters moving out from Kumarwadi Colony can utilise the New Market Metro Station (Red Line, 4 km) or board buses at these nearby transit stops:
Travellers looking to head to distant destinations from Kumarwadi Colony have a seamless route to primary travel hubs via Hyderabad Deccan Nampally Railway Station (8 km), and other well-established urban corridors:
Families raising children in Kumarwadi Colony have access to several reputable educational institutions in the vicinity, including Glory School of Excellence and the following options:
Medical care and emergency services for residents of Kumarwadi Colony are readily available at Princess Esra Hospital, along with these nearby healthcare centres:
Entertainment and daily shopping needs for those living in Kumarwadi Colony are easily met at Kakaji City Centre, and some other retail destinations like:
A variety of established residential pockets and rapidly expanding suburbs encircle Kumarwadi Colony, including Edi Bazaar and these adjacent areas:
Working professionals based out of Kumarwadi Colony can take advantage of a highly convenient daily commute to the Chandrayangutta Industrial Area and these corporate centres:
Kumarwadi Colony houses well-known landmarks like Sufi Ali Pasha Khanka-E-Qalandar, and these:
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According to NoBroker’s data, property rates in Kumarwadi Colony are around 4,800 per sq. ft., catering to a wide spectrum of budget-friendly to premium independent housing seekers. On the other hand, the rental prices range from Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 24,000 per month for standard configurations. The locality has experienced steady growth due to its established position in South Hyderabad. High demand stems from its cultural heritage and proximity to the Charminar commercial district and Princess Esra Hospital. A mix of traditional independent houses and emerging standalone apartments continues to drive investor interest.
As of May 2026, the rental rates in Kumarwadi Colony range from Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 24,000 per month.
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Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 12,000 |
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2 BHK |
Rs. 12,000 to Rs. 16,000 |
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3 BHK |
Rs. 18,000 to Rs. 24,000 |
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Independent House, Near Unique High School , , Edi Bazar , hyderabad
Rent: ₹ 11,500
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Independent House, Zohra Bee Colony, Near Unique High school, Edi Bazaar, hyderabad
Rent: ₹ 18,000
2 BHK
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Raza Nagar, near Sravani Hospital, Kumarwadi , hyderabad
Rent: ₹ 7,000
3 BHK
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paramount colony near Ameena Masjid, Akbar Nagar, Edi Bazaar, Hyderabad, Telangana, India, Tolichowki, hyderabad
Rent: ₹ 50,000
The PIN code of Kumarwadi Colony is 500023.
Kumarwadi Colony is a safe and deeply community-centric residential area. It is highly valued for its cultural roots and proximity to healthcare, though residents often use two-wheelers to navigate the busier internal lanes.
As of May 2026, property rates in Kumarwadi Colony are around Rs. 4,800 per sq. ft.
The area enjoys good connectivity through the New Market Metro Station (4.2 km, Red Line), MG Bus Station Metro Station (5.2 km, Red Line, Green Line), IS Sadan Bus Stop, DRDL Kanchanbagh Bus Stop and Arundhati Colony Bus Stop.
Kumarwadi Colony is a high-potential area for those seeking steady rental income. Its proximity to medical centres and established markets ensures steady demand for housing among local professionals and business owners.
The nearest railway station to Kumarwadi Colony is the Yakutpura Railway Station, located approximately 860 meters away.
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Rent is very cheap here as compared to yakutpura and santosh nagar..its not fancy but livable..
lanes can be a bit of a squeeze for cars during peak hours. you definitely want a bike if you’re living in these internal lanes...
Kumarwadi colony has developed a lot in last 5 years ..it is now well connected to many areas in the city..but the lack of metro is a problem for many people here..u have to have your own vehicle
The area gets very dusty and noisy during the dayy..nights are peaceful but sometimes feels bit isolated
food scene is great here. we got many local restaurants for hyderabad food..
Kumarwadi Colony has old city feel, dense and busy but that is just how this part of Hyderabad is. Rents are low for what you get. Yakutpura Railway Station is close which helps. Autos are around but the lanes get very tight.
Traditional neighbourhood with a strong community character. Princess Esra Hospital nearby handles most medical needs. Roads inside are narrow but the area is familiar and walkable for daily necessities.
Getting to the industrial areas or commercial hubs takes time from here, peak hour traffic on the main roads is genuinely bad. Railway station being close helps for longer travel. Metro is 4 km out, need a vehicle daily.
Kumarwadi Colony is dense, noisy, and parking is practically nonexistent on the inner lanes. But it is a close-knit area where everyone knows each other and daily life has a rhythm to it. Not leaving anytime soon despite the chaos.
Schools are accessible and the neighbourhood has a community feel that most newer areas lack. It is busy through the day though and open play space for kids is very limited inside. Streets are safe enough but crowded.
Real estate prices are among the lowest in Hyderabad for an established locality this close to railway and metro access. Rental demand from working-class tenants stays consistent. Not a premium market but occupancy is steady and returns are reliable.
Old city charm, busy lanes, and a pace that is all its own. Gets crowded and navigation through the inner roads takes some getting used to. Himmatpura and Rein Bazar bus stops make it accessible without a vehicle though.
Deccan College of Medical Sciences and Mumtaz Degree College are close which makes this a practical base. PG rents are very affordable. Food is cheap and good around here. Area is chaotic but manageable once you settle into it.
Inner lanes are too narrow for delivery vehicles and loading space is almost nonexistent. Fazeel Usmani Road helps for movement but peak hours make even that stretch painful.
Too noisy and congested for comfortable daily living at this age. Lanes are difficult to walk with uneven surfaces and no proper footpaths in many stretches. Princess Esra Hospital being close is the one thing that gives real peace of mind.
Rent is very cheap here as compared to yakutpura and santosh nagar..its not fancy but livable..