10 Most Expensive Houses In The World
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10 Most Expensive Houses In The World
Number 1. Buckingham Palace, London
Undoubtedly, as all of you will probably have known, the most expensive house in the world is the Buckingham palace. It has 775 rooms, including 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 78 bathrooms, and 92 offices. It has been the official residence of the British Royal family since 1837. Even though the British Crown's trust owns many castles and estates throughout the United Kingdom, The Palace still holds the top ranking for the most expensive house in the world. Its Estimated value is $2.9 billion. The palace sits on 28,000 square feet and the garden alone is 40 acres. It’s located in Westminster, London.
Number 2 Antilia Tower, Mumbai
Antilia is a 27-story skyscraper on the Altamont Road, Cumballa Hill neighbourhood in Mumbai which was named for a phantom island in the Atlantic. It is owned by the Indian business tycoon and multimillionaire, Mukesh Ambani with Estimated value: $1-2 billion. Antilia is designed in consultation with Chicago-based architecture firm Perkins & Will and Santa Monica-based hospitality design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates. It stands on a 400,000 square-foot residence. The tower can sustain an earthquake of magnitude 8 on the Richter scale, features six floors devoted to car storage, a car service station, a temple, a 50-seat movie theatre, and nine high-speed elevators.
Number 1. Buckingham Palace, London
Undoubtedly, as all of you will probably have known, the most expensive house in the world is the Buckingham palace. It has 775 rooms, including 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 78 bathrooms, and 92 offices. It has been the official residence of the British Royal family since 1837. Even though the British Crown's trust owns many castles and estates throughout the United Kingdom, The Palace still holds the top ranking for the most expensive house in the world. Its Estimated value is $2.9 billion. The palace sits on 28,000 square feet and the garden alone is 40 acres. It’s located in Westminster, London.
Number 2 Antilia Tower, Mumbai
Antilia is a 27-story skyscraper on the Altamont Road, Cumballa Hill neighbourhood in Mumbai which was named for a phantom island in the Atlantic. It is owned by the Indian business tycoon and multimillionaire, Mukesh Ambani with Estimated value: $1-2 billion. Antilia is designed in consultation with Chicago-based architecture firm Perkins & Will and Santa Monica-based hospitality design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates. It stands on a 400,000 square-foot residence. The tower can sustain an earthquake of magnitude 8 on the Richter scale, features six floors devoted to car storage, a car service station, a temple, a 50-seat movie theatre, and nine high-speed elevators.