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THE MOST EXPENSIVE HOMES EVER CONSTRUCTED

Added on: 12th Oct 2016

 

THE PINNACLE, MONTANA

(PRICE: £128 MILLION)

The Pinnacle

Located in the Rocky Mountains in Montana, the Pinnacle is

the largest and most expensive ski lodge in the Yellowstone

Club, a private residential club, ski resort and golf resort

whose members are for example Bill Gates, Ben Affleck

and Justin Timberlake. Offering the ultimate luxury of a

mountain resort, the 53,000 square foot estate is

estimated to be worth £128 million.

 

 

ELLISON ESTATE, CALIFORNIA

(PRICE: £165 MILLION)

Ellison Estate

In 2004, Larry Ellison, an American internet entrepreneur, 

businessman and philanthropist, built his 23 acre

Japanese style property in Woodside, California. Featuring

10 buildings, a man man lake, koi pond, tea house and bath

house, this luxury estate was once worth £165 million.

 

 

PARK PLACE, U.K.

(PRICE: £179 MILLION)

Park Place

In 2011, Andrey Borodin, a Russian financial expert, economist

and businessman, purchased the Park Place, one of

Britain´s most expensive homes, for £179 million. Located in

Berkshire, this 18th century country house has 30,000

square feet of living space but the sale also included about

200 acres of the parklands, listed monuments, house,

cottages, stables and a boat house.

 

 

ONE HYDE PARK, U.K.

(PRICE: £182 MILLION)

One Hyde Park

Ukraine’s richest man, Rinat Akhmetov, paid a staggering

£182 million for an apartment in the One Hyde Park

development in Knightsbridge’s, exclusive residential

and retail district in central London. Akhmetov purchased

two properties on the seventh and eighth floor of the

luxury residential complex. The apartment has an area of

25,000 square feet and its walls are made from

Bullet proof glass.

 

 

6 KENSINGTON PALACE GARDENS, U.K.

(PRICE: £183 MILLION)

Kensington Palace Gardens

In 2008, Lakshmi Mittal, an Indian steel magnate, bought the

Building, 6 Kensington Palace Gardens for £183 million from

Noam Gottesman for his son Aditya. The four story house

has at least five bedroom suites plus extensive servants’

quarters and is described as an institutional neo-Georgian

building typical of a type built from the 1920’s onwards.

It was sold furnished and with an art collection.

 

 

FAIRFIELD, NEW YORK

(PRICE: £204 MILLION)

Fairfield

The Fairfield property is located in the town of Sagaponack,

New York and is owned by Ira Rennert, an American investor

and businessman. One of the largest homes in the US,

the estate is worth a whopping £204 million. Occupying

an enormous 62,000 square foot, the house has 29

bathrooms, 39 bedrooms, a 91 foot long dining room,

a bowling alley, a basketball court, a 164 seat theatre,

100 car garage and more.

 

 

VILLA LEOPOLDA, FRANCE

(PRICE: £618 MILLION)

Villa Leopolda

Located in the Alpes-Maritimes department on the renowned

French Riviera, the Villa Leopolda is a large detached villa

built in 1931. Boasting astonishing botanical gardens that

have to be maintained by 50 gardeners, the villa was

wanted by the Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov who

made several attempts to buy it from its current owner, the

Lebanese born Swiss banker Safra but eventually, he

withdrew from the sale. Back then in 2008, the villa was

listed at £618 million.

 

 

ANTILIA, INDIA

(PRICE: £823 MILLION)

Antilia

With an official price of an astronomical £823 million, the world´s

most expensive home is Antilia, a private residence in

Mumbai, India. Owned by Mukesh Ambani, an Indian

businessman magnate, this 27 storey house needs a

staff of 600 to maintain the residence. Designed to survive

an 8 Richter scale earthquake, Antilia has 48,000 square foot

of living space, multi-story garage with space for 168 cars,

three helipads on the roof and more.

 


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