Most Luxurious House In India - Check Out The Most Expensive Homes

A 400,000-square-foot home owned by Ambani is located in one of the most expensive areas of Mumbai, Altamount Road. The house has an approximate value of nearly 2 billion dollars. With an earthquake strength of 8 on the Richter scale and designed by an award-winning architecture firm, this overarching building can endure an earthquake of any magnitude. The house has 27 floors of habitable floors, which represent 40 floors due to the extraordinarily high ceilings. It comes equipped with lavish amenities such as an 80-seat movie theatre, salon, ice cream shop, swimming pool, gym, etc. Antilia has a market value between Rs 6,000 crore and Rs 12,000 crore, according to Forbes. It is maintained by 600 staff members.

In addition to being the most expensive house in India, the Antilia is also the 2nd most expensive house worldwide, designed by Chicago architects Perkins and Will. A landmark in the Mumbai skyline, Mukesh Ambani's extravagant 27-story residence is the pride of Mukesh Ambani. From the three rooftop helipads, you can see a panoramic view of the city. Located in an unusual shape based on Vaastu rules, the house is 173 meters in height and made primarily of glass and steel. One whole floor of the apartment building is set aside for servicing Ambani's cars. 

Gauri slowly and thoughtfully assembled a comfortable, family nest to create a warm, inviting home for Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri when they moved into Mannat in Mumbai in 2001. The home was a shell, which Gauri slowly put together to create a warm, family nest. Gauri and architect-designer Kaif Faquih spent nearly a decade renovating and redesigning the mansion to suit the growing needs of the family. Her home has integrated elements from a variety of sources, from luxury exhibitions to handpicked pieces. Mannat is a Grade III heritage building that dates back to the early 1920s and features a Neo-classical, all-white facade as well as a six-story annex. The home has several bedrooms, a terrace, a garden, elevators, as well as a large entertainment area for entertaining. Shah Rukh Khan even has an office at his residence. An Italian, neo-classical, and Indian aesthetic blends harmoniously in the interiors. There is a feeling of eclecticism, personality, and maximalism throughout the space. In Dubai and in London, accents from stores, design fairs, and collections from Dubai and London find pride of place in her home.

One of the most luxurious houses in the country is the home of Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan, Mannat. The house is on par with the star's reputation. Bandra is a Mumbai neighborhood with a value of Rs 200 crore, located in Bandra.

The mansion comprises a private library, a mini theatre, and a swimming pool, and is the second most expensive in India. The mansion is valued at around 200 crores. Around the house and in the front garden there are numerous unique pieces of art. In the two generous bedrooms are two superb M.F. Hussain paintings in the two generous bedrooms. The family chose the name "Mannat" for the house because it represents the realization of their dreams.

Former Tata Sons Chairman Ratan Tata lives in a white bungalow in his home in retirement. There are seven levels in this 13,350-square-foot home. Here, you can also enjoy a gym and a media room in addition to the socializing areas such as the living room, dining room, and private bedrooms. Parking is available in the basement for up to twelve vehicles at a time. A sun deck at the top of the building can accommodate up to 50 people. The Tata Sons headquarters, Bombay House, which is pet-friendly, is a 20-minute drive away.

A luxurious house is also owned by Tata Group owner Ratan Tata. Luxury property in Colaba, Mumbai, is the retirement bungalow of industrialist and philanthropist Ratan Tata. A fun media room, a beautiful sun deck, a gym, a huge infinity pool, and parking areas are just a few of its features. *150 crores is its estimated value.

In India, the second most expensive and tallest private house in the world belongs to Raymond Group chairman Gautam Sanghania.  Aside from Antilia, it is probably the second tallest private building in India. Spa, two private pools, a gym, a recreational area, and even a helipad are said to be located in this Neo-gothic building.

In the JK House which spans 16,000 square feet, there are more than 30 floors. Six are designated for parking, and there are two private swimming pools. In addition, there is a spa, helipad, gym, and recreational area. Additionally, a museum and art gallery is under construction. The project is worth around 6,000 crores. 

JK house has a giant helipad and a 30-story skyscraper. A museum occupies most of the house, displaying rare and valuable items gathered throughout the years. Family members have their own private apartments with every luxurious amenity possible, as well as a health center where all their medical needs are met. A day spent in the opulence and luxury of the JK mansion in India is a dream come true for anyone. 

Mumbai's Malabar Hill is home to KM Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group. The mansion spans over 30,000 square feet. In addition to its expansive central courtyard, lush garden, and 20 bedrooms, this sea-facing property also boasts a pond. Moreover, it is large enough to accommodate up to 700 people at once. The project is worth ?425 crores.

Jatia House, owned by KM Birla, is located in Mumbai's Malabar Hill neighborhood and spans over 30,000 square feet. There are 20 bedrooms, a central courtyard, fresh teakwood paneling, and teakwood ceilings in this beautifully landscaped property surrounded by lush greenery and a pond. 

Among the new icons of the port town is Murali Divi's ancestral house, which was trained as an American scientist. In this mansion in India, you can see the mansion that was once home to Indian cricket legend C.K. Nayudu and quite a few other legends as well. With its blue color and its vintage infrastructure, as well as the beautiful flowers and a plethora of trees, the villa in India makes for a very comfortable home.

Vijay Mallya used to own a luxurious home in India like this. A 360-degree helipad provides a 360-degree view of the entire city from the penthouse, which offers beautiful views of the skyline of Bangalore. A beautiful white mansion made of glass in the sky looks like a castle with its first structure resembling a white house, all of which are so stunning to look at.

An eye-catching black graphite staircase and sculptured pillars greet you right at the entrance to the lavish Gupta mansion. The entrance is enhanced by a giant piano, which adds elegance and character to the garden. A gorgeous chandelier hangs from the ceiling in the living area of this house lighting up the entire house. The house is also equipped with a gorgeous garden where the family can sit and enjoy afternoon tea together.

KM Birla's Rs 425 crore purchase of his sea-facing bungalow in Mumbai was the most expensive real estate deal till Sajjan Jindal purchased the same three-story bungalow for Rs 400 crore. It used to be the Belgian Consulate and was Jindal's dream home in Mumbai. Back then, it cost about Rs 125 crore. It was one of the biggest price increases the real estate market had ever seen at Rs 300 crore.

There is no indication Vijay Mallya has even stepped foot in this dream house yet. A 35-story high-rise cantilevered over Mallya's penthouse, which boasts 40,000 square feet of space. In addition to having a 360-degree view platform, the house also boasts an infinity pool. Penthouses in Singapore are actually not all that much different from standalone villas, as the penthouses come with an open deck and gardens that surround the entire house. Not only does the building have two private elevators, but both of them go straight to the top without stopping at any other floors.

In addition to owning Essar Group, Ravi Ruia knows what it means to live king-size. It is only right that the owners live in a luxurious home since the company operates in over 20 countries on five continents. In the heart of Delhi, the business tycoon lives in a sprawling bungalow with a surface area of 2.24 acres. However, it is only one of a handful of properties that he owns across the country. Nevertheless, it is the most expensive of his car collection, costing close to Rs 100 crore.

It doesn't seem as though there's any competition when it comes to the wealth of the Ambani family, does it? Pali Hill is a home in Mumbai that is almost 70 meters high and occupies an area of 16,000 square feet. Described as having all the amenities and luxuries of a seven-star hotel, the house is said to have everything you would expect.
Abode, which occupies 16,000 square feet, is owned by Anil Ambani and is ranked third on the list. A few helicopters can land on the helipad, which is almost 70 meters high.

Located in the city's most expensive neighborhood, the Leafy Lutyens Bungalow Zone in Delhi comes the luxurious bungalow of politician-industrialist Naveen Jindal. One of the most picturesque areas in New Delhi is home to this striking white building. Bungalow spreads over 3 acres. This house is valued between 125-150 crores and is considered a wonder of architecture.

It is considered nothing short of a holy site for aspiring actors as the home of Bollywood legend, Shah Rukh Khan, is located in Juhu, Mumbai. A 10123 square foot, the double-story residence is alleged to be the subject of the investigation. Upon completing the movie Satte pe Satta, Amitabh gave the family the home as a gift from director Ramesh Sippy. Several family photos adorn the walls, adding warmth to the house and creating a real sense of home. It's as if the house is from a movie set, with a spiral staircase like no other. Aside from its exceptional elegance and impressive interior, the house is also used for shooting by directors from time to time.

In Chandor, South Goa, the grand Portuguese mansion of Braganza House dominates the village square on an entire side. The mansion is a tourist attraction because it is a unique, public building. The Braganza family inherited this land through inheritance from a Portuguese king, who built a magnificent home for the family that later belonged to their sisters. All tourists are given guided tours by family members or representatives.

A grand mansion spread over almost 10,000 square meters, Braganza Mansion is a sight to behold. There is antique furniture, draperies, and paintings made from teak and rosewood. Located on the west wing of the mansion, the west wing's ceilings are hand-painted and there is a splendid library containing over 5000 books. Dom Luis, the king of Portugal during the 19th century, is believed to have presented some of the artifacts to the family. On the walls of the ballroom of the house is also visible the coat of arms of the last Portuguese Royal Family, a title granted by the king.

Known as the Gandhi Chowk in Wardha, this astonishing building is one of the most recognized landmarks. The building was built by Jamal Bajaj, founder of the Bajaj Group. Mahatma Gandhi was close friends with Bajaj, so the mansion in India remains remembered for his contributions to freedom. Bapu's words that inspired and motivated people were spoken in this house. Beautiful plants and a clear evening sky adorn the spacious outdoor space of this beautiful house, which serves as a perfect place to spend evenings together while family members enjoy morning jogs.

The luxurious two floors of the mansion in India showcase a reflection of the bygone era through its construction, as L.N. Bangur's grandfather constructed it in 1936. Beautiful gardens with a fountain can be found at the villa, along with a circular driveway. A banyan tree stands in the middle of the garden and is the second oldest tree in the entire city. Family members take advantage of the shade of the tree by serving tea at times in the winter months. Their family attends a friendly tennis match on their tennis court and drinks their morning coffee from the coffee house with a glass roof. There is an ornamented chandelier in the covered verandah that lights up the house at night. By displaying unique artifacts and paintings, the home attempts to make its presence known.

The Chettiar family is one of the most successful and affluent business families in the industry. Despite its abundance of art deco pieces and Victorian architecture, the mansion is regarded as having a lot of character thanks to its expansive courtyards, where the owners celebrate all festivals in style. Houses like this 80-year-old Colonial-style property are a great example of local craftsmanship and colonial influences blending beautifully together.

One of the oldest buildings in Pondicherry, Ananda Ranga Pillai is located on the Ranga Pillai Street, opposite the Grand Bazaar. Designed by French architect Joseph Francois Dupleix for the French Governor Ananda Ranga Pillai, the house was constructed in 1735. One of a handful of buildings that survived the British invasion, the privately occupied home is also called the Native Quarters. The stunning architecture combines Indian and Gothic styles to make up the splendid architecture of the mansion. 

The building is currently only accessible from the ground floor, which is constructed in traditional Tamil style with a carved wooden courtyard and pillars, in the Chettinad style. One of the most magnificent statues of the namesake occupies the spacious courtyard as well. The first floor of the building is private, not open to tourists, and constructed in the style of European design. Ananda Pillai's descendants occupy the house today, and if you get lucky enough to find any of the descendants during your visit, you can also get a closer look at the house. One of the most beautiful places in the city, the manor is rich in history and heritage.

Anand Piramal, the daughter of Mukesh Ambani billionaire Mohan Piramal, agreed to marry Isha, and together they moved to Gujarat, where they now live. Located in Mumbai's Worli area, this five-story residence spans 50,000 square feet and boasts a garden, a swimming pool, two diamond rooms, four temple rooms, multiple living rooms, and so much more!

It often takes a lifetime to build or buy a home, and these projects built or bought by some of India's most influential people demonstrate the value of a 'lifetime investment'. Each of these projects has cost at least a billion dollars.