Roshanabad, Haridwar

Roshanabad, on the western side of Haridwar, is where the district administration has its offices, and it adjoins the Integrated Industrial Estate run by SIDCUL, the state's industrial development corporation. That estate covers about 2,034 acres and houses more than 650 companies, including ITC, Hindustan Unilever, Dabur, Mahindra and Havells, while BHEL's Ranipur plant and township lie towards the city. Much of the housing in the area was built for people who work in these factories, and the locality also draws buyers looking for a second home within reach of the Ganga ghats.

The area is quieter and more spread out than old Haridwar. According to Hero Homes, the SIDCUL estate is about 1 km from its township, the district court about 3 km, Patanjali Yogpeeth about 14 km, Haridwar railway station about 15 km and Har Ki Pauri about 17 km. Jolly Grant Airport near Dehradun is about 51 km away. The Delhi to Dehradun Expressway, inaugurated in April 2026, has shortened the drive from Delhi, and a spur towards Haridwar is being built. Crowds and traffic build up in the city during the Kanwar season and the Kumbh, the next of which is expected in 2027.

IndiProp lists 1 project in Roshanabad: Hero Homes Haridwar Greens by Hero Realty, a completed township near the hockey stadium registered with Uttarakhand RERA as UKREP01190000211. The developer describes it as a 50-acre township with about 75% of the land left open and a school, BML Munjal Green Meadows, inside the campus. Homes range from studios to 3 BHK, with sizes of about 1,081 to 1,700 sq ft of super area for the larger units. Listing data suggests resale prices of about ₹15 lakh to ₹60 lakh, so check recent sales in the society. For an older society, look at building upkeep and maintenance charges.