9 Of The Most Insane, Most Luxurious Homes Ever!
After their lawsuit failed, Rennert built the home anyway, but now Southampton homes can't be more than 20,000 square feet. In 2012, rumors began spreading that Loeb was trying to sell the property for $100 million, but he has yet to do so. Investor Ira Rennert's neighbors in The Hamptons weren't too happy when he decided to build a $245 million, 110,000-square-foot manse, but he got his bowling alley and personal power plant all the same. The XXII CARAT Palm Jumeirah development offers luxury waterfront villas for the mega-rich. Designed with flawless attention to detail, every property on the estate is dripping in gold, marble and the finest furnishings from around the world. No wonder then that the likes of David and Victoria Beckhamown property here!
With a view of snow-covered mountains angling around from 270 degrees, this house spreads a sensation of heaven in every bit. Then it was taken by King George III in 1761 as a private residence for Queen’s Charlotte and became known as The Queen’s House. Right now Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of the UK’s sovereigns since 1837. Here are 10 extravagant homes with owners who really understand luxury.
The reception hall that Gates possesses can bear 200 guests at a time. And you’ll feel a little queer knowing that the number of bathrooms is more than the number of bedrooms and the number of kitchens is as much as the bedroom. Xanadu 2.0 is the house owned by Bill Gates, however among the list of the most expensive houses worldwide. The rich owner of the house tried to create the house with a sense of modern culture along with technological vibes.
London must be blessed for having the largest expensive green place which is The One Hyde Park. No bluff, but this house has a separate fan base and pride among the people around London and outside as well. It is said that the beauty of the One Hyde Park is immensely shown at night. And about the security system of the house, it is updated with CHt features.
Financier T. Boone Pickens built Mesa Vista Ranch, located in the Eastern Texas Panhandle, and lived here up until his death in 2019. Set on 64,000 acres of unspoiled land, the property is composed of multiple structures. The main lodge, at 25,000 square feet, has a huge master bedroom and bathroom, a grand living room with two fireplaces, a library with spiral staircase, a wine cellar, and a movie theater. There’s also an additional 6,000-square-foot home with five bedrooms and baths, a smaller guest house, chapel, and a building dubbed The Pub, which serves as a game room and gym. The 12,500-square-foot bigdawg079 lake house was Pickens’s personal residence. Additional features include a dog kennel, airport and hangar, and landscape replete with wildlife such as antelopes, quails, and doves.