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- The Holme, London, England — $314 Million. The Holme, a super-sized mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, has set the record for the world’s most expensive home in 2023.
- Repulse Bay Road, Hong Kong, China — $280 Million. The only home on this year’s list that’s in China is a nearly 18,300-square-foot townhouse in Repulse Bay, in the southern part of Hong Kong Island.
- Rutland Gate, London, England — $251 Million. Making another appearance on our most expensive homes list, 2-8 Rutland Gate slipped from second to third place this year—but at $251 million, it’s still one of the priciest properties in the UK.
- Sky Mansion Penthouse, Dubai — $205 Million. Once complete, this $205 million penthouse will sit atop Bugatti’s first-ever residential tower in Dubai.
- Buckingham Palace, United Kingdom
- Antilia, India
- Villa Leopolda, France
- Villa Les Cèdres, France
- Les Palais Bulles, France
- The Odeon Tower Penthouse, Monaco
- The Holme, England
- Château Louis XIV, France
- 2-8A Rutland Gate, England
- Four Fairfield Pond, United States
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Buckingham Palace might not be put up for sale anytime soon, but if it were, it would be worth around $4.9 billion dollars, making it the most expensive house in the world. With 240 bedrooms—188 staff rooms and 52 royal and guest bedrooms—as well as a swimming pool and doctor’s surgery, it’s a place called home by the British Royal Familyand is als...
The world’s most expensive private residence in the world, Antilia is owned by Mukesh Ambani, the richest person in India, and is named after a mythical island in the Atlantic. This 400,000-square-foot building sits in the most prestigious postcode of India and reaches 27 floors, with each double-height ceiling counting as two floors. But, despite ...
The most expensive private residence in Europe, Villa Leopolda sits between two of the most prestigious parts of the world: Monaco and Nice. Sumptuous and stylish, it’s a luxury property in the French Riviera with a regal past and first belonged to King Leopold II of Belgium (hence the name). Since then, it’s passed through the hands of many elite ...
Built roughly around 1830, the 18,000-square-foot Villa Les Cèdres (named after the many surrounding Cedar trees) is more of a luxury palace than it is a simple home. Set across 35 acres of land in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat in the South of France, this historic luxury mansion is fit for a king—and was once owned by one, King Leopold II of Belgium. The ...
Possibly the most extravagant home on the French Riviera, the Palais Bulles or, Bubble Palace is a little different from your ordinary million-dollar house. As its name suggests, this luxury property in Théoule-Sur-Mer near Cannes is shaped like a huge, terracotta-colored bubble. A bird’s eye view at the Palais Bulles reveals a collection of circul...
The Odeon Tower Penthouse might not feature a garden but it does offer spectacular views across Monaco. Known as the world’s most expensive flat, it sits at the top of a 560ft skyscraper. Overlooking the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, The Odeon Tower Penthouse has its own 360-degree infinity pool, complete with a private water slide fo...
Nestled in the heart of Regent’s Park, London, The Holme is a magnificent mansion previously owned by members of the Saudi royal family. However, this grand estate has recently come into receivership following the expiration of a £150 million loan. Estimated to be worth around £250 million (approximately $320 million), The Holme is one of England’s...
Located in Louveciennes, just outside of Paris, Chateau Louis XIV is a modern masterpiece that exudes the opulence of France’s historic palaces. Completed in 2011, this 17th-century style chateau was last sold in 2015 to Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Estimated to be worth around $300 million, it is among the most expensive homes ...
Located in the prestigious Knightsbridge area of London (neighbouring Kate Middleton and Prince William’s official royal residence), 2-8a Rutland Gate is UK’s most expensive private address. The former residence of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri and of late Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz, it was last sold in 2020 to an unkn...
The Hamptons are renowned for being expensive, but American Billionaire businessman Ira Rennert’s marvelous Italian Renaissance–style home, Four Fairfield Pond (named after the adjoining body of water on the luxury property), takes it to the next level. One of the most expensive houses in the United States, this is a luxury mansion designed for any...
Explore the homes of the rich and famous, from Buckingham Palace to Antilia, with estimated values ranging from $750 million to $4.9 billion. See photos and details of these luxury properties with hundreds of rooms, pools, gardens, and more.
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Jun 27, 2019 · See what a billion can buy in the United States, from a Bel Air mansion with a 20% price cut to a Palm Beach estate with ocean and lake views. Find out the behind-the-benjamins stories of these megamansions and their wealthy owners.
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- Paradise Cove, Malibu—$190 million. Coming in at the top of the heap, and the only California property to make the list, was this colossal blufftop complex atop Paradise Cove in Malibu, which sold for $190 million in cash.
- North County Road, Palm Beach—$170 million. In April, New York-based car dealership mogul Michael Cantanucci broke the Palm Beach record with his $170 million purchase of this oceanfront estate, which features a nearly 25,000-square-foot, Tuscan-style mansion built in the 2000s.
- North Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach—$155 million. Although it was quickly overshadowed by the Stiller-Cantanucci deal, the $155 million sale of the late Rush Limbaugh’s Palm Beach estate certainly made headlines when it closed in March.
- Copper Beech Farm, Greenwich—$138.8 million. This year’s most out-of-left-field big transfer was likely the sale of Connecticut’s Copper Beech Farm, which recorded at a state record of nearly $140 million.
- Beaverhead Ranch, Dillon, Montana—$200 Million. This year, the most expensive real estate deal in the US goes to media tycoon Rupert Murdoch. He didn’t shell out for a Los Angeles megamansion, though—instead, the businessman dropped about $200 million on a 340,000-acre ranch in Montana near Yellowstone National Park.
- Paradise Cove, Malibu, California—$177 Million. Silicon Valley venture capitalist Marc Andreessen is certainly no stranger to mammoth deals, but now he’s made real estate history with one of the biggest property sales of the year.
- 220 Central Park South Condos, Manhattan, New York—$157 Million. Since opening in 2019, 220 Central Park South has tallied a number of blockbuster deals featuring sums as imposing as the tower itself.
- Climbing Arrow Ranch, Bozeman, Montana—$136 Million. Million-dollar ranches in the American West are a dime a dozen, but not all of them can claim a silver-screen pedigree.
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