Farmhouses in Karachi with Prices (2026): Day & Night Rates

Karachi's farmhouses aren't scattered evenly across the city — they cluster in belts on the outskirts, where plots are big enough for lawns and pools.

The densest belt runs through Gadap Town, off the Superhighway (M-9) side. If you've typed "farmhouse in Gadap Town" into Google, this is why: decades of agricultural plots here converted into event farmhouses, and the area now has the widest choice at every budget. Listings like Gadap classic farm house (PKR 14,000–23,500 per day) wear the neighbourhood on their sleeve, and venues such as Hill Top Farm Houses (PKR 10,500–16,500) sit in the same general orbit of converted farmland off the highway.

The second cluster people search for is the Bahria Town Karachi farm house scene — the newer, master-planned side of the Superhighway corridor, popular with families who want a more built-up approach road and gated surroundings. Rates on this side tend toward the upper bands.

A practical note: whichever belt you pick, factor the drive. These are outskirts properties by design — that's what buys you the lawn and the quiet. Leave earlier than you think for a morning slot, especially if your convoy includes a bus for extended family.

Want to see all farmhouses in Karachi in one place, with live rates? Browse the full Karachi city page and filter from there.

Across the farmhouses currently listed on Staezy, per-day rates run from PKR 6,500 at the entry level to PKR 23,500 at the top end. Most bookings land in the PKR 12,000–20,000 band. Here's how the tiers break down:

Budget tier	Per-day range	Examples from our listings
Budget	PKR 6,500–13,000	Shangrila Farm House, The Village Farmhouse
Mid-range	PKR 10,500–18,000	Dua Farmhouse, Hill Top Farm Houses, Roha Farmhouse, Firpo Farmhouse, Royal Taqi Farm House
Upper-mid	PKR 13,000–20,500	Coco Farmhouse, Rani Empire Farm House, Unique Farmhouse
Premium	PKR 14,000–23,500	Arabian Farmhouse Karachi, Gadap classic farm house, Maple Farm House, Durrani Farm House, Sunset luxury Farmhouse

At the budget end, Shangrila Farm House starts from PKR 6,500 per day — the cheapest farmhouse on our Karachi list. In the popular middle, Rani Empire Farm House runs PKR 13,500–20,000, and Coco Farmhouse sits at PKR 13,000–20,500. At the premium end, Sunset luxury Farmhouse stretches to PKR 23,500 on peak dates.

Why the wide range within a single property? Slot, day of the week, and season. A Tuesday day slot and a Saturday night at the same farmhouse can be thousands of rupees apart — which brings us to slots. Live rates for every listed property sit on our farmhouses in Karachi page — open it next to this table to shortlist by budget.

Karachi farmhouses rent by the slot, not the calendar day. A day slot typically runs morning to evening; a night slot picks up in the evening and runs to the next morning. Some owners also offer a full 24-hour booking at a combined rate — always confirm the exact hours in writing, because "day slot" can mean different timings at different properties.

The pricing logic is consistent across the market:

• Night slots cost more than day slots. Overnight stays mean rooms, bedding, and longer utility use, so the top of a listing's price band is usually its weekend night rate.
• Thursday–Sunday is peak. Dua Farmhouse spans PKR 10,500–19,000 per day — the lower end is what a midweek day slot looks like, the upper end a weekend night.
• Season matters. November through February is Karachi's shaadi-and-dawat season, and December weekends book out weeks ahead. May–June day slots exist for pool parties, but expect the afternoon sun to push everyone indoors till Asr.

If your group is flexible, a midweek day slot is the single biggest money-saver — the same lawn at Maple Farm House (PKR 16,000–20,500) costs meaningfully less on a Wednesday than a Saturday night. For a deeper dive on how per-day farmhouse rentals work across Pakistan, see our guide to farmhouse for rent per day.

Search data says plenty of you are hunting for a 2 pool farmhouse in Karachi — usually because of one very Karachi reason: separate swimming for men and women at mixed family gatherings. Larger venues sometimes run a main pool plus a second family or kids' pool, but pool count varies property to property, so treat it as a checklist item: open the listing, count the pools in the photos, and confirm on the booking request before paying anything.

Beyond pools, here's what your per-day rate generally covers at this tier of venue — and what to verify:

• Included as standard: the lawn, pool access, basic furniture (charpais, chairs, sometimes a dining shed), and parking inside the gate.
• Verify per property: number of air-conditioned rooms, generator or solar backup during load-shedding (a real concern for summer night slots), BBQ pits, cricket space, and a working kitchen if you're bringing your own cook.
• Usually extra or bring-your-own: food, decor for events, sound systems.

Premium listings like Durrani Farm House (PKR 16,000–21,000), NA Farmhouse (PKR 15,000–22,000) and Unique Farmhouse (PKR 15,000–20,000) sit at the top of the market precisely because of facilities — but the photos on each listing, not the tier, should drive your decision.

"Best and cheap farmhouse in Karachi" is one of the most-typed searches in this category, and the honest answer is: below PKR 13,000 per day you can still get a proper lawn-and-pool day out, just with simpler finishing.

Two listings on Staezy start under PKR 10,000: Shangrila Farm House at PKR 6,500–11,500 per day, and The Village Farmhouse at PKR 8,500–13,000. Book either midweek and you're at the absolute floor of Karachi farmhouse pricing.

Stretch the budget slightly and the mid-range opens up: Roha Farmhouse from PKR 11,500 and Royal Taqi Farm House from PKR 12,000 both start under the 13,000 mark, with the upper ends of their bands reserved for weekend nights.

One caution on cheap bookings: the lowest advertised rate is almost always the midweek day slot. If someone quotes you PKR 7,000 for a Saturday night at a farmhouse whose weekend rate should be double that, that's a red flag, not a bargain — which is exactly what the next section is about.

The traditional way to book a farmhouse in Karachi is a phone number from a Facebook post, a WhatsApp back-and-forth, and an advance sent to a personal account. It works — until it doesn't. Fake farmhouse pages that collect advances for properties they don't control are a recurring Karachi scam, and they get busiest exactly when you're desperate: December weekends and Eid week.

A safer sequence:

1. Shortlist from real listings. Every farmhouse in this guide — Firpo Farmhouse (PKR 12,000–15,500), Arabian Farmhouse Karachi (PKR 14,500–22,500) and the rest — has a Staezy page with photos and live per-day rates, so you're comparing named properties, not forwarded numbers.
2. Send a booking request through the listing. You get a record of the property, date, slot and rate — the four things disputes are made of.
3. Confirm slot timings in writing before paying any advance. Entry time, exit time, and what happens if you overstay an hour.
4. Pay the minimum advance needed to hold the date, and keep the payment trail. Settle the balance at the gate, after you've seen the place matches the photos.

If your group is small — a couple or three or four friends rather than a full khandaan — a farmhouse may be overkill. Compare rates in our guide to guest houses in Karachi before you commit, or browse everything on the Karachi city page.