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Statistics About The Most Expensive House In World

The most expensive house in the world is believed to be the Buckingham Palace in London, estimated to be worth over $2.9 billion.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

Written & Summarized by: Jannik Lindner

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In this post, we explore a fascinating array of statistics surrounding some of the world’s most expensive residential properties. From the opulent Antilia in Mumbai, India, valued at billions, to luxurious estates owned by prominent figures like Jeff Bezos and Pierre Cardin, we delve into the jaw-dropping prices and lavish features of these extraordinary homes. Join us on a journey through the realm of ultra-exclusive real estate as we unveil the staggering figures behind these iconic properties.

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"The most expensive house in the world is the 'Antilia' in Mumbai, India. The estimated value is between $1-$2 billion."

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"Owned by Mukesh Ambani, Antilia has 27-stories with estimated area of over 400,000 square feet."

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"Antilia boasts six underground levels of parking."

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"Second most expensive house is The Villa Les Cèdres, which was listed for sale at $410 million in 2017."

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"The 14-bedroom Villa Les Cèdres is situated on the French Riviera. Its estimated land area is around 35 acres."

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"The third most expensive house is The Odeon Tower Sky Penthouse in Monaco, listed for sale at $400 million."

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"The Odeon Tower Sky Penthouse, has a massive infinity pool with a slide."

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"The fourth most expensive house is Fairfield Pond in The Hamptons. It is valued at $248 million."

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"Fairfield Pond boasts 29 bedrooms and is owned by American investor, Ira Rennert."

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"Okay, enough focusing on the topmost expensive houses. Most expensive house sold in 2020, is $165 million Beverly Hills estate, which is now the property of Jeff Bezos."

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"The Beverly Hills estate includes 8 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms."

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"Bezos' mansion previously belonged to media magnate David Geffen and was originally designed for Jack L. Warner."

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"The largest currently listed property is a $165 million 10-acre estate based in Beverly Hills, California."

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"The 'Fleur de Lys' mansion, also in Beverly Hills, sold for $102 million cash in 2014, making it one of the most expensive homes ever sold in the US."

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"The Le Palais Bulles, also known as The Bubble Palace in France, is valued at around €300 million, or roughly $340 million."

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"The Le Palais Bulles is owned by Pierre Cardin and was designed by Antti Lovag. It features around 10 bedrooms."

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"The former most expensive house ever listed in the U.S was the Chartwell Estate in Los Angeles at $350 million."

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"The most expensive brownstone townhouse ever sold in New York City went for $90 million."

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"According to 2020 listings, The most expensive home currently on the market in the United States is the Bel-Air mansion, listed for sale at $225 million."

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"The United Kingdom's most expensive home is the mansion Hyde Park, valued at approximately £160m."

In conclusion, the world’s most expensive houses showcase a staggering level of opulence and luxury, ranging from the iconic Antilia in Mumbai valued at $1-$2 billion, to the breathtaking estates in Beverly Hills and French Riviera. These properties not only represent immense wealth but also feature extravagant amenities such as infinity pools, numerous bedrooms, and expansive land areas. The high prices attached to these homes reflect the exclusivity and prestige associated with owning such extraordinary real estate assets, making them stand out as prime examples of extravagant living on a global scale.