Mukesh Ambani, one of the richest men of India, is the owner of multi-million dollar home, Antilia. Antilia is located in Mumbai and the first billion dollar home of the world. Antilia is a twenty-seven floor (560 ft or 173 m) largest building and it covered about 400,000 square feet. Construction of Antilla was started by the Melbourne-based construction company Leighton Holdings but another company has finished the construction of Antilia. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon inspires Mukesh to construct Antilia. Cost of Antilia is expected to $2 billion (£630m).
Mukesh Ambani is set to move to his new billion dollar home, Antilia with his wife Nita, and their three children. A health club with a gym and dance studio, at least one swimming pool, a ballroom, guestrooms, a variety of lounges and a 50-seater cinema are also the part of Antilia. Antilia is constructed for Nita Ambani's birthday bash from Mukesh Ambani. It is expected that they will move to Antilia on 28 October 2010. People, who will be invited to the housewarming, can select various means of transport to get there. Antilia contains three helicopter pads on the roof and space for 160 vehicles on the lower floors for parking.
The celebrations will take place on upper levels and nine lifts will take the guests from the lobby to upper levels. The 53-year-old tycoon and his family live on the top floors, with a sweeping view of the city and out over the Arabian Sea. There is servants’ staff is of 600 to keep things running smoothly and to maintain the Antilia building. Estimated cost of Antilia is £44m to build but, due to astronomic land and property prices of Mumbai will be worth about 15 times that amount so its cost is £630m. One local businessman visited the building and said that Antilia is marvellous, and it is one of its kind of Picasso painting.
According to experts, Antilia is the only one private property of largest size and prominence in the world. Antilia has been built with local materials as far as possible such as an asymmetric stack of glass, steel and tiles with a four-storey hanging garden. The ballroom ceiling contains glass and gold chandeliers hangers. Interior design of Antilia was supervised by an American firm and is described as "Asian contemporary". Antilia is equipped with facilities like a health spa, and small theatre with a seating capacity for 50 on the eighth floor. The seventh floor of Antilia is for in-house vehicle maintenance.
Some quick specs of Mukesh Ambani’s Billion dollar home Home:
- Six Floors of Parking
- 4,00,000 Square feet area
- 27 Stories
- Nine Elevators
- Four Stories Vertical Garden
- 600 Servants Staff
- Three Helicopter Landing Pads
Photos of Mukesh Ambani's New House, Antilia:
Video of $1 Billion Dollar Home Built For Billionaire Mukesh Ambani Of Mumbai India from youtube:
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very truly said Sir ... He
Anonymous — Wed, 09/21/2011 - 14:15very truly said Sir ... He has earned every penny by sure hard work & spending many sleepless nights .. has not held back on any employees dues who should be grateful that they are employed because of his empire expansion .. T4 he has a right to splurge his hard earned wealth .. .. Free from all scams
Its utter wastage and show off
Anonymous — Tue, 12/07/2010 - 11:39Everybody knows that he is extremely rich. Why then did he have to build such a big house to show the world. What will happen one day if at all his riches vanishes, might be in another 25 years time? How will his kids maintain it? The house also does not look like a house, it looks like a building disaster. he could have built a house for Rs 100 crores and donated it to the government to build roads and could have asked to name some roads after himself, so that his name will be remembered throughout history. He could also have contributed it to poor at least half of that kind of money.
Ambani's House
Anonymous — Sun, 11/07/2010 - 14:44Shameless guy!!! People are dying of hunger and he spend like that!!
FRZ
Anonymous — Sun, 11/07/2010 - 13:43hey ..if yew guys hv got these mch buks, you guys wont live these mch luxuary huh..you Would hv dreamt dis nce..yeah ctualy dis s wastge f mny for poor lik us..buh ts alzo dream f evryeee!...
Last House
Anonymous — Thu, 11/04/2010 - 11:53Don't forget Finally all human beings has to sleep in Graveyard. Inside this nothing will come only good things that have done to others and to yourself and praying the almighty.
job
Anonymous — Sat, 10/30/2010 - 17:18This is ajay.n.meshram looking to works in cruise line but at last my dreams breaks as well my heart i can't believe to my god every time thing god will help me that is human being thought imagine,.............
Therfore,... i believe there is only one god i can hold mukesh am bani i my dream i was dreaming at ambani luxury
thanx aj
sir, can u give me any job in
Anonymous — Fri, 10/29/2010 - 11:53sir,
can u give me any job in ur houz...
sudhir
mumbai
so beauti ful house
Anonymous — Fri, 10/29/2010 - 01:06so beauti ful house house.
mny people said dat its waste of money.bt he deserve it to waste money for their living stndrd.coz he is a hard worker and he working for all this,n all people want to live a luxiurs life.
Eternity
Anonymous — Tue, 10/26/2010 - 12:17Mark 8:36 For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
Mark 8:37 Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?
I love Ishaaaaaaaa
Anonymous — Sun, 10/24/2010 - 01:33i want to say one thing......................I love ishaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Antithesis
Anonymous — Sat, 10/23/2010 - 05:11you seem to forget our Hindu religion - according to our Karma some are born rich some poor. Pl remember being so rich he is employing thousands of Indians. you seem to forget that. Let him enjoy his hard earned money.
Believer in Karma.
mohan
no offences but this is an
Anonymous — Thu, 10/21/2010 - 23:14no offences but this is an ans to my frnd who asked how many of us hv donated?...if we bloody had tht much of money den v would hv surely given lakhs instead of living like this..... dr is poverty bec of this money drain only na so ppl like them r responsible for poverty in our country so dey shud donate more...........who said common ppl dun gv money we ppl donate more than richies mr taxes get cut from our parents salaries involuntarily but rich ppl can refuse paying tax wow thts good n fair........ if nt money v atleast gv our clothes to d ashram n children who r in need v gv food to dem u better dun accuse common ppl n tk side of such ppl pls..........imagine wat homeless ppl will feel wen dey see tht such a huge house for only four ppl........maybe u will not understand leave it all to god.....may mr mukesh ambani live happily in his new house ......but he think thrice before doing something like this next time hope u wont repeat such a mistake
Ajith Kumar Soman
Anonymous — Thu, 10/21/2010 - 13:35All billionaires of India should build similar houses, to flow the gathered money by them to poor construction workers through construction companies. The featured house might have given employment to numerous workers for 6-7 years. it is not a little thing. if we cannot expect charity activities of billions from ambani-likes, at least let their money flow throught such snobery.
how many of you have donated
Anonymous — Tue, 10/19/2010 - 17:45how many of you have donated 500 rupees to a charitable institution? think before you curse others
Richest man, Richest House.
Anonymous — Tue, 10/19/2010 - 09:34Dear sir,
Good you are the richest man by birth, it is proud to have a Costely house. mean time please try to help in a giving shulter a small house for a poor.
Even we can construct a house for Rs 1 lakh.(400 to 500 Sq ft.)
Mukunda.M
Bangalore.
Antithesis
Anonymous — Mon, 10/18/2010 - 15:21Can Ambani himself feel proud of staying in a building like this and calling it his house! It is no matter of pride but indomitable arrogance to a nation and to it's citizens. If at all he sleeps a day in it without fear! Will any one with a sense of social responsibility and respect to the millions who live ihomeless and n abject poverty feel proud of the 'hut' of Mr. Amban! It only embodies the hearheartedness and lack of national sensitivity of the Indian 'trillionaires' or 'billionaires' or 'millionaires' and their lack of social commitment. Sad face of Indian social commitment!
Thomas
antilia
Anonymous — Mon, 10/18/2010 - 01:05Totaly wastage of money....
Rastogi
Anonymous — Sat, 10/16/2010 - 14:02honestly...........i say wt a house!!! after saw mukesh ambani house pictures...my wish to go there n touch !! it z dream on man!!!!
suman
Anonymous — Sat, 10/16/2010 - 13:07waste of money
can help any poor man atleast one poor
Ravikishan
Anonymous — Fri, 10/15/2010 - 15:35wow, mukesh ambani house antilla !! amaizing… bt must say tht poverty all around, n he builds a billion dollar tower of babel in d middle of a slum.