The world's best dream homes only billionaires can afford
Some of the most expensive houses on the planet!

Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)

Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)

Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)

Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)

Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)

Carlton House Terrace is in the heart of London's St Jame's neighbourhood near the Queen's private residence, Buckingham Palace. On the market for $45 million (£35m), it's easy to see why as it's in such a prime location.
Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)

Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)

Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)

Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)

Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)

Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)

Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)

Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)

Talk about a stunning seafront property, this unusual home in Montauk spans over 36 acres of private reserve. Inspired by a Chinese tea house with its Asian-influenced blue tiled roof, the stylish and ultra-modern residence offers wooded hills and nature paths leading to pristine ocean fronts.
Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)

Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)

Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)

Metro mansion, New Jersey, USA – $48 million (£37m)

Located within 25 miles of New York City, this estate was constructed in 1907 but has been renovated over the last seven years. Listed with the National Register of Historic Places, it's now on the market for $48 million (£37m) with Christie's International Real Estate.
Metro mansion, New Jersey, USA – $48 million (£37m)

The 58-room, three-storey mansion was originally built to resemble an English castle and even during the renovation the architect tried to keep the original facade and some of the finer details. The hand-carved woodwork in this reception room brings it to life along with the high ceilings. If you're a fan of turrets, check out these wonderful castles for sale.
Metro mansion, New Jersey, USA – $48 million (£37m)

Metro mansion, New Jersey, USA – $48 million (£37m)

Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)

Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)

Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)

Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)

Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)

Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)

Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)

Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)

Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)

Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)

Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)

Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)

Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)

Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)

Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)

Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)

Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)

Woodland Manor sits on 14 acres of private land full of rolling lawns, ponds and sculpted rock outcrops. It's easy to see why it's on the market for $69 million (£54m) with Coldwell Banker.
Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)

Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)

Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)

Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)

Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)

Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)

Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)

Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)

Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)

Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)

Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)

West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)

West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)

West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)

West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)

Bel Air mansion, California, USA – $188 million (£147m)

Located in the ultra-exclusive area of Bel Air, California, this property is at the top of the luxury scale and is on the market for $188 million (£147m). Including a helicopter, seven full-time staff and a complete art and car collection, it's a playground for the super-rich.
Bel Air mansion, California, USA – $188 million (£147m)

Bel Air mansion, California, USA – $188 million (£147m)

The property is filled with surprising secrets that only a billionaire could afford. A four-lane bowling alley is lined with gold pins and just in case you fancy a small snack, a candy wall sits next to it, where you can choose from an array of sweets. There's also a 40-seat entertainment room with a giant TV screen that's one of the most advanced in the US.
Bel Air mansion, California, USA – $188 million (£147m)

The Bubble Palace, Cannes, France – $344 million (£27m)

The Bubble Palace, fashion designer Pierre Cardin's French Riviera vacation home, is on the market for $344 million (£27m). The space-age property is truly one of a kind and is at the forefront of contemporary architecture. In fact, it might be one of the world's weirdest homes.
The Bubble Palace, Cannes, France – $344 million (£27m)

The Bubble Palace, Cannes, France – $344 million (£27m)

The Bubble Palace, Cannes, France – $344 million (£27m)

One for culture vulture billionaires, the sci-fi pad has its own 500-seat amphitheatre – for several years now, Cardin even hosted a celebration in his Bubble Palace during the annual Cannes Film Festival. It is truly one of the world's most luxurious dream homes.
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