Most expensive homes worldwide

Property prices are going up in the market. Out of that 10 most expensive homes worldwide are owned by billionaires. Their price is not less than $ 100 million. These billionaire homes are architectural expressions born out of profligacy and for self-love. Their luxuriant and rarity not only inspire common people towards riches but also provide opportunities for experimentation, with some of the most expensive and uncommon technological innovation.

 

• Antilia, Mumbai, India, owned by Mukesh Ambani
  
  The net worth of the house is $ 23.9 billion. The twenty-seven story, 4 lakhs square foot skyscraper residence, named by the name mythical island in the Atlantic, which is having six underground levels of parking, three helicopter pads, as well as ‘health’ level which requires approximately 600 staff people. It is the world’s most expensive house all over the world.

 

• Villa Leopolda, Villefranche-sur-mer, France
  Owner: Lily Safra, net worth $1.3 billion
  Purchase Price: 500 million euro ($750 million at the time) in the year 2008
  
  King Leopold II is having waterside homes for his many mistresses. This 20-acre estate was valued at 500 million euros in 2008 when Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov did efforts to buy it. At last, he pulled out of the deal, forfeiting a 50 million euro deposit.

 

• Fair Field, Sagaponack, N.Y. USA
  Owner: Ira Rennert, net worth $6 billion
  Property value: about $248.5 million, as per to 2014 tentative tax assessment
  
  The industrial billionaire’s is having a 29-bedroom, 39-bath Hamptons compound which is totally unique, three swimming pools, as well as its own power plant on-premises.

 

• Kensington Palace Gardens, London, U.K.
  Owner: Lakshmi Mittal, net worth $16.6 billion
  Purchase Price: £117 million ($222 million at the time) in 2008
  
  The steel magnate is having three homes on the high-security street known as Billionaires Row, including a neo-Georgian mansion near the Israeli embassy. The home got rumored that have been purchased for Mittal’s son, was sold by hedge fund billionaire Noam Gottesman. It is available for sale.

 

• One Hyde Park, London, U.K.
  Owner: Rinat Ahkmetov, net worth $11.8 billion
  Sale Price: $221 million in 2011
  
  This is the world’s most expensive apartment, which is in posh Knightsbridge, was bought by Ukraine’s richest man. It is having 25,000-square feet, bulletproof glass, and 24-hour hotel concierge service.

 

• Ellison Estate, Woodside, California
  Owner: Larry Ellison, net worth $51.4 billion
  Value: estimated $200 million to construct
  
  The Oracle founder, the world’s most eager collector of real estate, built his house in a 23-acre, Japanese-style estate in 2004 with 10 buildings, a man-made lake, a tea house, a bath house plus a koi pond. The property was having worth  $73.2 million in 2013.

 

• Kensington Palace Gardens, London, U.K.
  Owner: Roman Abramovich, net worth $9.4 billion
  Purchase Price: £90 million (about $140 million) in 2011 
  
  The Russsian tycoon owns several huge London estates, including a Billionaires’ Row mansion. Includes a tennis court, health center, and the auto museum was approved by the city. Not only this he owns a French Riviera chateau and in 2009 spent a record $90 million on a 70-acre estate on St. Bart’s.

 

• Xanadu 2.0, Seattle, Washington, USA
  Owner: Bill Gates, net worth $77.5 billion
  Market Value: $120.5C million, 2014 tax assessment
  
  The high-tech Lake Washington complex owned by the world’s richest man boasts a pool with an underwater music system, a 2,500- square foot gym, and a library with a domed reading room.

 

• Copper Beech Farm, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
  Owner: Unknown
  Sale Price: $120 million in April 2014
  
  The property was marked for $190 million in May 2013, dropped to $140 million in September 2013 before selling in April 2014. Copper Beech Farm boasts a 13,519-square-foot main house with 12 bedrooms, seven full baths, and two half baths, and a wood-paneled library. Plus selling points: a solarium, a wine cellar, as well as a three-story-high, wood-paneled foyer. It was previously owned by timber tycoon John Rudey.

 

• Mountain Home Road, Woodside, California, USA
  Owner: Masayoshi Son, net worth $17.3 billion
  Purchase Price: $117.5 million in 2012
  
  The most expensive home sale on record includes a 9,000-square foot neoclassical house, a 1,117-square foot colonnaded pool house, a separated library, a “retreat” building, a swimming pool, plus a tennis court and formal gardens.