"Antilia" is the most expensive private house in the world: luxury for $2 billion
The Antilia mansion in Mumbai, built by Mukesh Ambani, reaches a height of 173 m and includes 27 floors. The 37,000 m2 house is equipped with a cinema, an ice room and three helipads.
In Mumbai, India, there is a unique skyscraper "Antilia" — a private mansion built by Mukesh Ambani, the richest man in India. With a height of 173 meters and an area of 37,000 m2, this house is a symbol of unprecedented luxury and technical excellence.
Despite the 27 floors, thanks to the high ceilings, it is comparable to a 60-storey building. "Antilia" is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable life and entertainment: there is a ballroom, a cinema, a gym, three helipads, as well as an unusual ice room with snow to escape the heat.
The house is serviced by more than 600 employees, and the cost of the project is estimated at $ 1-2 billion. Built in seven years, "Antilia" remains one of the most recognizable symbols of wealth in the world, despite criticism due to the contrast with the surrounding urban environment.
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