The Most Expensive Homes in India!

When we speak of luxury, nothing spells magnificence and grandeur more than a palatial property—built and bought by some of the most powerful and influential people across the globe. 

Featuring 7-star amenities and providing world-class services, these residences are far more impressive than any renowned hotel property you must've ever heard of or paid a visit to. With an estimated 140 billionaires in the country, it would be safe to assume that the nation houses a bunch of super-expensive homes, whose owners understandably lead an outrageously rich lifestyle. 

From Mukesh Ambani's ever-so-famous 'Antilia'—not solely India's, but the world's most expensive house—to Indian industrialist, Ratan Tata's retirement home in Colaba, prepare to be gobsmacked, since these residences are oozing luxury beyond comprehension!

 

1) Antilia, Mukesh Ambani's Residence

 

 

Mukesh and Nita Ambani's billion-dollar home—spread across 400,000 sq. ft with 27 stories that tower up to a height of a 60-story building—is perched on Altamount road, in the bustling city of Mumbai. From a royal ballroom that's right out of a Disney movie to an in-house salon and spa, three helipads, and a snow room (for God's sake), the billionaire businessman's abode happens to be the most expensive in the whole wide world. 

 

2) Anil Ambani's Residence

 

 

Following suit, the other Ambani brother has also managed to create a palatial property in the affluence area of Pali Hill, Mumbai. The home is spread across an area of 16,000 square feet, and is almost 70 metres high—and, of course, offers world-class amenities and services. 

 

3) Ratan Tata's Retirement Residence

 

 

Offering a splendid view of the Arabian sea, Ratan Tata’s retirement home in Colaba, Mumbai, is brimming with luxury! Serves as the former Tata Sons Chairman's retirement home, the 13,350-square-feet property is divided into 7 levels—including an in-house gym, a media room, and an expansive basement for top of the line cars. The sun deck at the top most floor can accommodate up to 50 people.

 

4) Mannat, Shahrukh Khan's Residence

 

 

Yes, you heard that right. The King of Bollywood owns a king-kong-sized home, Mannat, which happens to also be one of the most expensive properties in the country. Housing a gym, screening auditorium, and multiple living spaces, the sea-facing abode is magnificently perched in Bandra, Mumbai. Plus, wife of SRK, Gauri Khan has co-designed the interiors of the house, along with architect-designer Kaif Faquih. 

 

5) JK House, Gautam Sanghania's Residence

 

 

Gautam Singhania—managing director of the Raymond Group—owns the second-tallest after 'Antilia' (and one of the most expensive) properties in India. The South Mumbai home spread over 16,000 square feet reportedly houses a spa, two private swimming pools, a gym, a recreational area, and a helipad as well.

 

6) Gulita, Anand Piramal and Isha Ambani's Residence

 

 

After tying the knot with Anand Piramal of Piramal Enterprises, daughter of billionaire Mukesh Ambani, Isha moved to 'Gulita', with her husband. The multi-crore residence is spread across 50,000 square-feet in Mumbai's Worli area, featuring plush interiors including a garden, a swimming pool, a diamond room, a temple room, multiple living spaces, and a lot more!

 

7) Naveen Jindal's Lutyen's Residence

 

 

The politician-industrialist owns a striking bungalow property in Delhi's Lutyens Bungalow Zone, spread over 3 acres. An architectural marvel, if we may say so. 

 

8) Jatia House, Kumar Mangalam Birla's Residence

 

 

The Jatia House, owned by KM Birla, is spread over 30,000 square feet in the Malabar Hill area, in Mumbai. Encompassed by lush greens and a pond, the property boasts of several fine amenities including a central courtyard, 20 bedrooms, and wall cladding and ceilings made of Burma teakwood.