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The top 12 costliest houses in India have unique names, jaw-dropping architecture, swanky interiors, world-class services and 7-star amenities and are owned by some of the richest personalities of Asia.
India is a country that houses 140 billionaires and is considered to be a nation having the third-largest number of billionaires in the world.
Most Expensive Houses in India
1. Antilia
Estimated cost: Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 12,000 crores Area of Anitilia: 1.120-acre Address: Altamount Road, Cumballa Hill, Mumbai - 400 026 Designed by: Chicago-based architect Will and Perkins Owned by Mukesh Ambani, the owner of Reliance Industries, Antilia is not just India’s costliest house but also tops the list of the world’s costliest houses. Situated in one of the most expensive roads in Mumbai, the Altamount Road, Antilia is a 568-foot skyscraper featuring 27 floors.
2. JK House
Estimated cost: Rs. 6,000 crores Height of JK House: 145 meters Address: Altamount Road, Mumbai JK House, owned by the chairman of Raymond Group - Gautam Singhania, is the second-tallest private building in India and is located on the same road as Antilia. Valued to be around Rs. 6,000 crores, JK House is a 30-storey property featuring a modern residential space, two swimming pools, and five floors of reserved parking to park the most expensive cars in the world.
3. Mannat
Estimated cost: Rs. 200 crores Area of Mannat: 27,000+ square feet Address: Bandstand, Bandra (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra
4. Abode
Estimated cost: Rs. 5,000 crores Area of Abode: 16,000 square feet Address: Kokilaya Dhurabani Hospital, Nargis Dutt Rd, Pali Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050 Abode is a 17-storey building and was home to Mukesh Ambani and his family before they moved to Antilia.
5. Jalsa
Estimated cost: Rs. 120 crores Area of Jalsa: 10,123 square feet Address: Juhu, Mumbai Bollywood’s Big B, Amitabh Bachchan owns a beautiful house ‘Jalsa’ (meaning celebration) in Juhu, Mumbai. Initially, the house was named ‘Mansa’ (meaning an emperor), but it was later changed to ‘Jalsa’ on an astrologer’s recommendation. The double-storeyed’ house spread across a sprawling area of 10,123 sq. ft. and was gifted to Amitabh Bachchan by the famous director Ramesh Sippy after Amitabh Bachchan completed the shoot of the famous movie ‘Satte Pe Satta’ with him. Also, many of Amitabh Bachchan’s iconic movies like ‘Chupke Chupke’ and ‘Anand’ were shot inside Jalsa.
6. Jatia House
Estimated cost: Rs. 425 crores Area of Jatia: 30,000 square feet Address: Little Gibbs Rd, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400006 Jatia House is owned by KM Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group. Equipped with lush green gardens, courtyard, a small pond and 20 bedrooms, the sea-facing mansion is huge enough to host around 500 to 700 people at a time.
7. Ratan Tata’s Retirement Home
Estimated cost: Rs. 150 crores Area of Ratan Tata’s Retirement Home: 13,350 square feet Address: Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra Overlooking the Arabian Sea, industrialist Ratan Tata’s Retirement Home is situated in Colaba, Mumbai and offers a mesmerizing view. The 7-storey mansion is spread across 13,350 sq. ft.
8. Jindal House
Estimated cost: Rs. 150 crores Area of Jindal House: 3 acres Address: Lutyens Bungalow Zone of Delhi Jindal house is an architectural marvel in the greenest parts of the capital city- Delhi. Owned by the famous politician- industrialist Sajjan Jindal, the house is spread across 3 acres and is located in the Leafy Lutyens Bungalow Zone of Delhi, one of the most expensive areas of the capital city.
9. Ruia House
Estimated cost: Rs. 120 crores Area of Ruia House: 2.24 acres Address: Tees January Marg, New Delhi Owned by the Ruia brothers - Ravi Ruia and Shashi Ruia, owners of the Essar Group.
10. Sky House
Estimated cost: Rs. 100 crores Area of Sky House: 40,000 sq.ft. Address: UB City, Bengaluru India’s liquor tycoon and chairman of the United Breweries Group Vijay Mallya owns a ‘White House in the Sky’. Located in Bengaluru, the penthouse is valued at Rs. 100 crores and is situated on a 35-storey skyscraper.
Ref: Top 10 Costliest Houses in India (magicbricks)
