India is a land where the housing sector is not new. This is a part of human civilization which grew with their own house as they became wealthier. The ancient kings or the kingdoms that grew under the fortress within the wall structures made way for palatial homes. The forts of Mewar, Indore, and Jaipur add significance as homes that were part of the folklore and still are testimony to the various styles of architecture. The residential homes now have to transcend into the well-defined lifestyle of people who have shunned the kuccha house and made their own sweet homes.
But when it comes to the top 10 houses in India then nothing can beat the homes of the rich and mighty who are modern-day kings and queens of their own estates and business empires. Some of the best houses which are not allowed to be explored by the common people but stand as brilliant architecture can be feel here
Antilia – Sri Mukesh Ambani
Antilia is the most expensive property in India. It is one of the most iconic residences that gives the city of dreams one more gallant piece of architecture. The residence is designed by Chicago-based architecture Perkins and Will. It is an Australian-based construction company Leighton Holdings that took its construction and development work. Together they create a masterpiece that connects with 27 massive floors and is with extravagant amenities. It has beautiful developments that include a salon, ice-cream parlor, movie theatre, It is with swimming pool and gym. Antilia Mukesh Ambani House massive price makes people understand that wealthier people have a sense of architecture that beats the common people’s perspective. It is not about showcasing their home but adding necessities which range from huge garages to accommodate cars and helipads to land on the roof.
JK House – Gautam Singhania
The residence comes with a fancy and luxurious building in South Mumbai. Sri Gautam Singhania, JK House is second tallest private building in India. It is spread over 16,000 square feet and includes residential space. It has five floors that are reserved to park the owner’s cars. The homes have expensive features such as a spa, two swimming pools that are private, a recreational area, gym. It has a helipad.
Abode – Anil Ambani
Mr. Anil Ambani house is another iconic piece of architecture. The tall building gives a great way to clap in the clouds and offers fancy helipads with few helicopters park on it. The building is spread in 16,000 sqft of area that is almost 70 metres high. It has beautiful amenities that are ideal to be part of the home. It has all the elements that you look for in a home and makes it feel like a humble possession. Today, it has valuation of more than Rs 5000 Crores as per report by Business Insider.
Jatia House – KM Birla:
This property is owned by K M Birla and has over 30,000 sqft of beautiful luxurious environs. The home has lush green grass and a pond that is synonymous with the necessity of old Indian architecture in the village where the owner proudly flaunts his possession as a pond. It has 20 bedrooms, wall cladding and ceilings made of Burma teakwood. It also has a central courtyard and garden that is purchased in 2015 with a huge amount of Rs 425 Crores. It was offer with outbidding by five other bidders and was offered a 10% token on the spot. It stands as the biggest real estate deal in India in that year.
Mannat – Sri Shah Rukh Khan
This residential property Mannat Own by King Khan has become an iconic architecture. Mannat has become popular with his owner as a star and the apple of an eye for Indian women since his Bazzigar days. The King always need a palace and a place to wave towards his followers. So, he made his house at Bandra, and is one of his biggest possessions, which is thronged by people who come there to bow before him. The residence is a Rs 200 crore price luxury. The bungalow has a beautiful view of the Arabian Sea which is usually dotted with small and big boats of fishermen fighting with the waves and catching their prize possession as Fish.
Jindal House (Delhi) – Naveen Jindal
Sri Naveen Jindal has led India with a campaign about finding a place for The Indian flag in the common man’s residence. Naveen Jindal has property in Delhi which has price tag of Rs 120 – 150 crores. As per a report by Indiatimes, it comes with pristine bungalow-style homes within the beautiful Lutyens bungalow zone. It is at a location that is one of the most expensive locations in the country.
Sky house – Vijay Mallya
Sri Vijay Mallya built the residence with 10,000 square feet of space. Sri Mallya’s penthouse is on top of cantilever that rests upon a 35-storey high-rise. The house has 360-degree view platforms and has infinity pool. The Penthouse looks like a standalone villas. It has an open deck that is replete with gardens. There are beautiful developments that surround the house. Two private elevators reach only the floor owned by Sri Vijay Mallya after all that is the work of private elevators. The King of Good Times the owner of the iconic Beer Brand Kingfisher knows how to match step with heaven and remains on top with his Sky House at Bengaluru.
Retirement Home – Ratan Tata
Retirement Home Own Sri Ratan Tata offers a beautiful and spectacular home for that gives enchanting view of Arabian Sea. The Colaba house is a work of art and has luxuries that are proud possessions from different parts of the world. It is with widespread area of 15,000 sq feet with seven levels that add with an infinity pool on the top floor. It has car parking space for 10 cars, a sun deck, media room. It has some of the best amenities within the property.
Ruia House – Ravi Ruia
Essar group which is known for its steel plant and various other industries has been etched into mind with some of the big industries. The owner Mr. Ravi Ruia has all the luxuries and he has showcased his abilities to reach at pinnacle of success. The group’s operations are spread in 5 continents and the owner lives in luxurious homes. The home is spread over an area of 2.24 acres. It is with the most expensive properties as a bungalow that fulfills his lifestyle as an opulent home. He has put Rs 100 Crore to build this palatial home and makes it one of the most expensive homes.
Some of the other notable homes that come as bigger property purchases are with owner of D Mart who has rise as a rich person. The Adani Group owns a house in Delhi Lutyen’s zone which is talk of the town. The residence which was mentioned as Randhawa Mansion in the Movie Rocky Aur Rani ki Prem Kahani is another big property for the owner of Gaursons at Sector 1, Greater Noida West as Gaur Mulberry Mansions.
So, one could understand that the richest in India have to offer their legacy, and to make it add to their iconic nameplate they need a home that adds worth to it.
