Is it correct?

[nathesh2011]

Perhaps you do not know I have a car and a jeep besides a big house in a good locality

[billmcd]

Perhaps you do not know I have a car and a jeep besides a big house in a good locality

It's fine.

[TheParser]

Perhaps you do not know I have a car and a jeep besides a big house in a good locality

REMINDER: NOT A TEACHER


(1) May I most gently remind you that some teachers might be happier if you

added a comma:

Perhaps you do not know (that) I have a car and a jeep, besides a big house in a

good locality.

(a) "besides a big house in a good locality" seems to be some extra information that

you are adding. If you wanted the information NOT to be extra, you might consider:

Perhaps you do not know (that) I have a car, a jeep, and a big house in a good

locality.

[emsr2d2]

Perhaps you do not know I have a car and a jeep besides a big house in a good locality

Besides? Do you mean "next to"? If so, then the word is "beside".

Or do you mean "as well as"?

[Rover_KE]

Perhaps you do not know I have a car and a jeep besides a big house in a good locality

It needs a full stop at the end.

Rover

[nathesh2011]

Besides? Do you mean "next to"? If so, then the word is "beside".

Or do you mean "as well as"?

I mean " as well as".

[emsr2d2]

I mean "as well as".

In that case, I would rearrange the word order in your original sentence and use:

Perhaps you do not know this but besides a big house in a good neighbourhood, I also have a car and a jeep.