Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani’s Antilia is India’s most expensive home, Anil Ambani’s home is at 3rd place, the second most expensive home belongs to…, it is worth Rs….

India’s most expensive houses are more than just residences; they give a view of luxury and unique heritage.

From Mukesh Ambani’s iconic Antilia to Anil Ambani’s Abode, India’s luxurious homes  are unique in terms of design, architecture and also price. Let us take a look at India’s five most expensive houses.

Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia

Antilia is the luxurious house of India’s richest individual Mukesh Ambani. This 27-story building, located in South Mumbai, is named after a Spanish island which is valued around Rs 15000 according to various media reports. It is the second most expensive private house in the world, after Buckingham Palace. 

Antilia has luxury features, like a health spa, yoga and dance studios, a ballroom, an ice-cream parlor, a private theatre, three helipads, a hanging garden, and parking space for 168 luxury vehicles.

JK House: Gautam Singhania

In the Breach Candy area of Mumbai, JK House is a 30-story residence owned by Gautam Singhania, chairman of the Raymond Group. With a price of Rs 6,000 crore, it ranks as India’s second most expensive home. The property has beautiful views of the Arabian Sea and has amenities like two swimming pools, a helipad, spa facilities, a home theatre, a gym, and five parking floors.

Anil Ambani’s Abode

The third most expensive home in India is Abode, the 17-story residence of Anil Ambani, brother of Mukesh Ambani. In Mumbai’s Pali Hill area, this luxurious property spread across 16,000 square feet. It features a rooftop helipad, a swimming pool, a gym, a temple, and a terrace garden. Anil Ambani resides here with his wife Tina Ambani, their two sons, and daughters-in-law. According to media reports its price is Rs 5000 crores.

Manoj Modi’s House

Ranked fourth, this 22-story luxurious residence was gifted by Mukesh Ambani to Manoj Modi. He is a close aide of Mukesh Ambani. It is located at Mumbai’s famous Nepean Sea Road area near Malabar Hill, is known for its greenery and elite residents. The price of the house is around Rs 1500 crore.

Cyrus Poonawalla: Lincoln House

The fifth most expensive home in India is Lincoln House, purchased by Cyrus Poonawalla, the owner of the Serum Institute of India, in September 2015. Previously it was serving as the US Consulate, this mansion has spread across 50,000 square feet. Property has tall black gates and is valued at Rs 750 crore.