Fifth: Villa Les Cèdres
Villa Les Cèdres ranks fifth on this list of the 5 most expensive homes in the world, and is located in France. The value of this house is estimated at approximately $410 million.
It was first built in 1830 AD. The house is located on approximately 35 acres of gardens. The area of ​​the house itself is approximately 18,000 square feet and consists of 14 bedrooms. It also has an Olympic-sized pool large enough to accommodate 30 swimmers. Inside the house you'll find gilded woodwork, 19th-century graphic paintings and a library containing nearly 3,000 books.
The villa is designed in the traditional royal style, and contains many artistic antiques and advanced bedding.
Fourth: Wintanhurst House
Wintanhurst House is located in London and is characterized by its luxurious and elegant design and contains spacious living and entertainment spaces.
Its value is estimated at about $450 million, and it dates back to the early twentieth century, and is now owned by a Russian billionaire.
Third: Villa Leopolda
Villa Leopolda is the third most expensive house in the world, estimated at $750 million. It occupies an area of ​​approximately 50 acres. It has 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a helipad, an outdoor kitchen and one of the most beautiful swimming pools you'll ever see.
This villa was famous at one time as it was the location for the filming of a famous movie.
Villa Leopolda is owned by Lily Safra, a Lebanese-Brazilian woman who acquired the villa after the death of her husband. The villa was named after its original owner, King Leopold II of Belgium.
secondly : . Antilla
Antilla, the second most expensive house in the world, is located in Mumbai, India and is estimated at $1 billion. It was designed and constructed by the architecture firm Perkins & Will. The property was built for Mukesh Ambani, Chairman, India's richest man.
The property is 400,000 square feet, and is 27 stories high. It was also built to withstand an earthquake measuring 8 on the Richter scale. Inside the house you will find six floors completely dedicated to car storage, a car service station, nine elevators and a 50-seat movie theater.
It also contains a health centre, three helipads, a salon, a yoga hall, a studio, an ice cream room and multiple cinemas. The house requires a crew of at least 600 people to operate it.
First: Bankham Palace
This palace comes first on the list and holds the title of the most expensive house in the world. The palace is owned by the British Royal Family and is one of a number of luxurious properties that they own. It is located in (the City of Westminster in London), and consists of 775 rooms, 78 bathrooms, 92 offices, and 19 luxury halls. It has been the official residence of the monarchy since 1873.
In terms of size, the palace reaches approximately 828,000 square feet and the garden alone is 40 acres., . It is estimated that if the palace is offered for sale, its price will be approximately $2.9 billion.
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