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Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia: Inside Asia’s Most Expensive Home – Features and Facts

Mukesh Ambani, the richest person in India with an estimated net worth of Rs 948,860 crores, is a family guy in addition to being a successful businessman who lives at Antilia, one of the most opulent mansions on the planet.

Standing tall on the upscale Altamount Road in Mumbai, this building represents Ambani’s extraordinary fortune as well as his appreciation of architectural magnificence.

Antilia is a mansion that houses Mukesh Ambani, his wife Nita, his sons Anant and Akash, daughter-in-law Shloka, and grandchild Veda. It is 400,000 square feet in size and stands 570 feet tall.

The 27-story house is situated in one of the world’s most expensive areas. Antilia’s design is influenced by the natural world, including elements such as the sun, lotus, and precious stones. The extravagant building exudes wealth and luxury thanks to its marble and mother-of-pearl accents.

Leighton Asia, an Australian company, oversaw the construction of Antilia, which B.E. Billimoria & Company finished in 2010.

The architecture was developed by Chicago-based Perkins & Will, and Hirsch Bedner Associates painstakingly created the interiors.

A ten-day Griha Pravesh puja, a customary housewarming ritual led by well-known priests, was hosted by Mukesh Ambani to commemorate its completion.

The mansion has an amazing 49 bedrooms, 168 parking places, a 50-seat private theater, a big ballroom, hanging gardens, several pools, a health center, a spa, a temple, and even a snow room.

This enormous residence requires a committed staff of 600 people to keep it running smoothly.

Antilia is the most expensive private residence in the world, valued at Rs 15,000 crore. Even its name, “Green Tower of Mumbai,” derives some of its energy from solar panels.