Sunday 8 June 2014

10 Most expensive houses around the world


Interesting & Expensive Houses Around The World


1. Antilia, Mumbai, India – $1 billion
Yes, you read that right. The most costly home on the planet is worth a billion dollars. I am not certain what number of hungry youngsters that a billion dollars can help encourage, however for Mukesh Ambani, no sum is so much it is not possible accomplish a flawless home. The house has 27 stories… that is not a typo as the house for sure has 27 stories! A few inns don't even go up that high! 

You may ask what precisely are in these 27 stories. With an aggregate of 40,000 square feet, the house, as you may expect, has very nearly everything. On the off chance that anybody in the family needs to work out, there is a floor for sports exercises there. For the family's otherworldly needs, a sanctuary committed to Krishna is accessible. Would you like to practice your brain and soul? Ambani had a yoga studio incorporated with the house. Late night unwinding and after-work loosening up is possible in the house bar. Also simply on the off chance that you have to research for anything, the house additionally has its own particular library. Furthermore you will never get exhausted either, as each one story has its own particular novel configuration and materials. 


2. Villa Leopolda, Cote d’Azur, France – $506 million

Remaining on 20 acres of land of prime land on the French Riviera, this estate has two houses coating 80,000 square feet. The house's proprietorship has been the subject of theories, with some truism that Microsoft author Bill Gates has purchased the spot, and others guaranteeing that a Russian elite rich person magnate is the particular case that calls this as his home (or one of his homes). What is distinct is that it was initially manufactured for Belgian King Leopold, and this house is to be sure fit for sovereignty. It has 11 rooms and 14 bathrooms, and an arrangement spotted with cypress, lemon and olive trees. It likewise has a private sunny shore front of the most wonderful sunny shore of southern France.



3. The Penthouse, London, England – $200 million

This is actually a flat. But it is not just any flat, but The Penthouse that offer amazing views of Central London. Conveniently located in Hyde Park, The Penthouse also has its own car park and room to taste wines. Need to pump up your heart rate? This place has access to several squash courts. Need to relax? There are a number of spas nearby. Are you paranoid about your security? The Penthouse has bulletproof windows and a panic room. It also has an iris-check device designed to scan anyone who wants to enter your place. Butler and chambermaid services are also available 24 hours a day.


4. Fairfield Pond, The Hamptons, New York – $170 million

This house is the largest residential compound in the entire United States. Covering 63 acres, it is owned by businessman Ira Rennert. It has 29 bedrooms and 39 bathrooms, one of which is outfitted with a $150,000 tub. It also has its own bowling inn and five tennis courts.


5. Hearst Mansion, Beverly Hills, California – $165 million
Beverly Hills is the enclave of the rich, and the Heart Mansion is the richest of them all. Built by American publisher William Hearst, it is now owned by lawyer Leonard Ross. And he is enjoying the house’s 29 bedrooms, 8 fireplaces, 3 swimming pools, tennis courts and a nightclub; all spread over six separate residences.

6. Franchuk Villa, Kensington, UK ( $161 million)



Located in Belgravia area in Central London, this house is the most expensive house on the market as of now.  Built in Victorian style, this building has 6 floors with 20 foot ceilings. It has many luxurious amenities such as a swimming pool in the basement, a gym, private cinemas, a  news room all spread over more than 21,000 square feet of living space. It also has a large garage space. Currently owned by Lebanon’s developer, Musa Salem, this house is now up for sale.




7. The Pinnacle, Montana – $155 million
Located in the exclusive ski and golf enclave called Yellowstone Club, this house is the largest in the area. Owned by real estate developer Tim Blixseth and his wife Edra, the house is designed to counter the bitter cold through a heated flooring system that covers the entire indoor area. There is also a fireplace in every bathroom. The house also features a wine cellar, a gym, a massage room and an indoor and outdoor swimming pool.



8. The Manor, Los Angeles – $150 million


Imagine a place with 123 rooms, a cinema, bowling alley, tennis courts, swimming pools, a beauty salon and a spa. It may sound like a hotel in a mall, but this is actually the largest privately owned house in Los Angeles. This French Chateau mansion sits on 4.6 hectares of land and has a parking lot for up to a hundred cars. After all, somebody has to occupy all those rooms.


9. Updown Court,Surrey, England – $139 million


Located in the Windlesham neighborhood, the house has more than a hundred bedrooms. All the rich man’s facilities are here, from the private cinemas to the tennis courts. Add to those a horse barn and a marbled garage that can accommodate eight limousines.



10. Dracula’s Castle, Romania – $135 million


Commonly marketed as the home of the supposed character of Dracula, the castle became a museum during the 1980’s. It is actually a beautiful Romanian house, named as a castle, with 57 rooms, 17 bedrooms and remarkable antique furniture. The owner of this castle, Arhduke Dominic, put it up for sale in 2007.

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