Spread over a massive land of
400,000 square foot, Antilla is not just India’s, but the world’s most
expensive home. This jaw-dropping twenty seven floor building clearly dominates
Mumbai’s skyline and people’s mind as well. If the reports are to be believed, the
construction cost of Mukesh Ambani’s Mumbai home is estimated to be $1 billion.
Antilla boasts of six floor parking, three helipads, and one entire floor for
health besides other things. It sure is one living example of extravagance! And,
you will be shocked to know that only 5 people live in this house while a staff
of more than 600 people maintains it. Well,
now this is some real luxury.
Tata is one of the most well-known and adored home-grown
brand, and Tata family is one of the most affluent business family in the
country. Interestingly, the Tatas are known for their affluence, sophistication
and humble attitude. And Ratan Tata’s house in Colaba, Mumbai speaks of the
same. It is one of the most expensive and talked about house in India, boasting
of a beautiful sun deck. Spread across an area of 13,350 square foot, this home
with seven floors exudes class and style; just like its owner.
Anil Ambani’s home at Pali Hill (Mumbai) is said to be one of the most expensive homes already, even though it is still under construction. It is estimated to be spread over 16,000 sq feet and expected to be 66 metres high. We heard that Anil Ambani’s original plan was to make it 150 metres high, but the construction authorities cut it down to 66 meters. However, they couldn’t cut down his ambitions of an extravagantly luxurious home, which is reportedly worth Rs 5,000 crore.
Mallya’s White House Sky is another
most expensive house owned by an Indian business family. Interestingly, the
name of the house itself hints at the ambitious and flamboyant personality of its
owner, Vijay Mallya. White House Sky is a beautiful penthouse spread across a whopping one-acre
land. The house has made headlines not just for its extravagance, but also for
its distinctive features including a wine cellar, an indoor heated pool, salon,
an outdoor infinity pool, spa, and helipad. Situated in UB City, Bangalore, it
is said to be one of the most luxurious homes Mallya owns.
Located in Delhi’s one of most expensive localities, this bungalow owned by industrialist-turned politician, Naveen Jindal sets another example of luxury and beauty. Lutyens, where this bungalow is located, is known to be India’s richest street. Spread over 3-acres land, this heritage bungalow exudes beauty, style and architectural excellence, all at the same time. The cost of this bungalow is estimated to be Rs 150 crore.
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