Ambanis House: After Buckingham Palace, the residence of the British Royal Family, Antillia is known as the most valuable property in the world.
Jamnagar, a small town in India’s Gujarat, is in the limelight these days as it hosts three days of pre-wedding celebrations for Anant Ambani, son of Mukesh Ambani, India’s richest man.
The name of Mukesh Ambani, the head of Reliance Industries, was ranked 13th in Bloomberg’s list of billionaires on June 18, 2024, with $113 billion in assets. He replaced Gautam Adani with a net worth of 107 billion.
Ambanis House, The Ambani family hosted a grand pre-wedding bash on a luxury cruise ship from May 29 to June 1. The party started in Italy and ended in the south of France, and the Ambanis entertained more than 800 guests.
In early 2024, the family also spent $120 million on the first part of the pre-wedding festivities for the youngest son of the family and hosted the likes of Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg.
Ambanis House, Ambani has chosen the city of Jamnagar as the venue for this year’s magnificent wedding celebration. The city, which is the largest refinery complex in the world, belongs to the Reliance company. He also owns the most expensive private residence in the world and, apart from Antilia, he owns properties in London’s Stoke Park and owns a beach villa at Palm Jumeirah in Dubai.
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Key Points About Antilia Mukesh Ambani
Ambanis House, Mukesh Ambani’s main residence is perfectly suited to the stature of the man who currently holds the title of India’s richest man; A multi-million dollar customized skyscraper that dazzles onlookers with its grandeur.
According to Housing, Antilia is the second most expensive home of billionaires in the world and is known as the most valuable property in the world after Buckingham Palace, the residence of the British royal family. This property was valued at more than 2.2 billion dollars in 2020.
Ambanis House, This 37,000 square meter 27-story luxury structure is located along Altamont Road in Kambala Hill, Mumbai, a city known for overcrowding and lack of space, making it one of the most expensive housing markets in the world.
The name Antillia is derived from a legendary island believed to be located in the Atlantic Ocean, near Portugal and Spain.
Kumar Mangalam Birla, scion of the Birla family, is Mukesh Ambani’s neighbor in this massive structure.
The construction of Antilia began in 2004 and continued in earnest for seven years until 2010. However, the Ambani family moved there in late 2011.
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Key Features, Design And Amenities Of Mukesh Ambani’s House
Ambanis House, Ambani hired two renowned US-based international firms to design and build Antilia; Chicago-based architecture firm Perkins & Will and interior design firm Hirsch Bedner Associates headquartered in Santa Monica.
Nita Ambani, the philanthropist and family benefactor, was closely involved in the design and planning of Antilia’s construction and was responsible for negotiating with both companies. Although the overall architectural design was inspired by the sun and lotus, both firms worked hard to ensure that no two rooms in the mansion looked the same.
Ambanis House, Although Antilia is a 27-story structure, the high roof of this glass tower makes it as tall as a 60-story building. This 174-meter mansion is taller than many buildings around it and can be seen from a distance in all directions.
Among the many amazing amenities, Antilia has three rooftop helipads, a six-story parking lot with a capacity of 168 cars, a 50-seat movie theater, three floors of gardens inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, a yoga studio, a fitness center, a gym Dance has 9 elevators, a swimming pool, a spa, a health center, a temple, a snow room, and accommodation for the 600 employees who live on the property and whose job it is to maintain the building and its facilities.
Ambanis House, Mukesh Ambani’s house was built and designed to withstand an earthquake of magnitude 8.
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