Inside Sourav Joshi’s new Haldwani home: A gaming room, spacious living area and parking for luxury cars

YouTuber Sourav Joshi showcased his expansive new home in Haldwani to his followers, highlighting the various spaces where he lives, works, and spends time with his family. After starting his YouTube career in 2019, Joshi has amassed over 39 million subscribers through his family daily vlogs, which document their everyday life, travel, and home moments.

Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a simple and functional exterior, with a small entrance gate leading to the modern urban home's main door. The property includes a large wooden shoe rack in the living area, a small garden patch, and a paved pathway to maintain the outdoor space easily. The home has ample parking for luxury cars, with designated spaces for a G-Wagon and a Porsche.

The living room, designed for family comfort, features a sofa seating area, understated wall décor, and large windows that let in natural light. Sheer curtains soften the sunlight while keeping the space bright and airy. The high-ceiling design and exquisite chandeliers add a touch of elegance to the room. The bedrooms are modest and functional, focusing on comfort and storage rather than elaborate décor. The kitchen is compact and practical, with standard storage cabinets and a cooking area designed for everyday use.

One of the most personalized spaces in Joshi's new home is the gaming room, outfitted with his gaming equipment and a dedicated gaming-inspired design. This room offers a distinct atmosphere separate from the family-oriented interiors, reflecting Sourav's interest in gaming. A special seating area is also provided for coffee-tea breaks.

The property also boasts a versatile balcony or terrace area, offering ventilation and access to the outdoors. The space can be used for relaxing, spending time with family, or performing everyday household activities. According to Sravanya Pittie, Founder of Sokka Tableware, bedrooms should feel calmer in the otherwise luxurious house. She suggests using softer lighting, comfortable fabrics, warm colors, and fewer visual distractions to create a restful environment.