The world's best dream homes only billionaires can afford
Some of the most expensive houses on the planet!
For the billionaires of the world, a million dollar property can be a tiny drop in the ocean compared to their wealth. Get ready for your jaw to drop and take a peek at the homes only billionaires can afford.
Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)
Built as a modern interpretation of the traditional black and white colonial bungalows typical across Southeast Asia, this property is sat on one of the most prestigious streets in Singapore, Queen Astrid Park, and is on the market for $44 million (£34m). These iconic houses usually consist of a one-storey building, sometimes with upper rooms, and verandahs set in the roof.
Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)
This 10,500 square foot palatial property comes with five bedrooms and five bathrooms and features a great outdoor space. The floor-to-ceiling doors and windows open up to the long pool that looks out over panoramic views.
Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)
The bungalow boasts modern decor with clean lines and fresh neutral colours. The bathroom, even though simplistic, is the perfect place to relax after spending a busy day by the pool.
Good Class Bungalow, Queen Astrid Park, Singapore – $44 million (£34m)
On the first floor, the balconies overlook the pool and courtyard, making the perfect place to hide away from the sun. The property also has a fitness centre, marble flooring and walk-in closets, to make sure the billionaire owner is satisfied.
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)
The penthouse apartment is part of a unique and luxurious renovation of a beautiful Regency-style building designed by John Nah in the early 19th century,
Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)
The penthouse has beautiful decor in the main entertaining space, with bespoke finishes, a designer kitchen and air conditioning adding to the overall luxury of the place.
Carlton House Terrace, London, UK – $45 million (£35m)
The property is split over two floors and has four bedroom suites with impressive vaulted ceilings. Aside from the three generous reception rooms, there is a south-west facing terrace with amazing views over some of London's iconic landmarks.
Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)
This amazing secluded property on the hills of Camp de Mar is on the market for $46 million (£36m). With stunning views of a mountain backdrop and fields of fruit trees, it could easily be classed as paradise.
Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)
The property faces the south, receiving all-day sunshine, and it comprises of three different houses with a total of 10 bedrooms, all ensuite. The decor has been kept fresh with stone floors, white soft furnishings and wood accents.
Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)
The huge master bedroom and ensuite bathroom – complete with a jacuzzi – has stunning sea views framed with soft, sheer curtains to give it a romantic feel.
Camp de Mar resort, Balearic Islands, Spain – $46 million (£36m)
Outside, the infinity pool is surrounded by stone flooring, the perfect place to sunbathe in the Spanish sun. If you get a bit restless, head to the playroom, where there is a ping pong table, gym machines and even a sauna.
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)
The privately-gated, three-level, 7,000 square foot retreat sits high on a bluff to capture breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. In this dining area, the glass table and steel chairs add a modern style without drawing attention away from the vista.
Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)
Honduran mahogany, Norwegian quartz counter tops and Italian Carerra marble punctuate the sleek ultra-modern design in the kitchen.
Oceanfront property, Montauk, New York – $48 million (£37m)
The five large bedrooms and four bathrooms are sure to provide plenty of space. And if you get bored there's a state of the art movie theatre to keep you entertained. And if you're worried about getting around such a huge house? Just jump in the elevator!
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)
All of the bathrooms in the luxury house were re-built and it looks like the same went for the spa, with its parquet flooring and modern tile design. Other amenities to complete the billionaire lifestyle include a home theatre, pool and staff quarters.
Metro mansion, New Jersey, USA – $48 million (£37m)
Outside, there's plenty to while away the hours with a tennis court complete with cabana, two grand fountains, two pergolas, a gazebo and outdoor pool enhance the space.
Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)
Nestled on Hawea Point, one of Maui's most stunning oceanfront estates is on sale for $49 million (£38m). This exclusive home was designed to seamlessly blend the interior style of the house with the tropical gardens and the panoramic ocean views.
Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)
The spacious kitchen is decked out in a moody dark green marble and warm wood, which sets the tone for the rest of the house.
Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)
The master suite feels like a spa retreat with its panoramic views and bath that opens out onto the gardens, it's the perfect place for watching Maui's spectacular sunsets.
Bay Drive, Hawaii, USA – $49 million (£38m)
The Namalu Bay wing features four oceanview guest suites each with a private outdoor area. This one-of-a-kind estate features spacious interiors and vast outdoor verandas that create over 12,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor living.
Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)
This 25,000 square foot masterpiece in Lincoln Park, Chicago is on the market for $50 million (£39m). The manicured grounds with multiple fountains, reflecting pool, and hand-forged antique garden pavilion will transport you to another world.
Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)
How about this hallway for a grand entrance? Complete with gorgeous blue tiling and gold accents running up the staircase, no expense has been spared in the light-filled mansion.
Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)
Grand in every way, but not overwhelming, the design is perfect for large scale entertaining as well as intimate everyday living. This bar would be the perfect place to relax with guests.
Burling Street, Chicago, USA – $50 million (£39m)
This pergola in the garden adds to the already grand garden space. The house is nothing short of magnificent at every turn.
Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)
Skiing fans, this is the one for you. This stunning chalet-style villa on Survetta hillside in Switzerland with all the extras you could ever imagine is on the market for $52 million (£41m).
Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)
Lined with traditional pine cladding, the entire property is decorated in a cosy style with red accents. Perfect for warming up after those cold days spent on the slopes.
Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)
Perfectly integrated into the landscape you can gaze out of the windows over the mountains while reading a book from the fully stocked library.
Hillside villa, Grisons, Switzerland – $52 million (£41m)
The 10-bed, 10-bath chalet also has a huge wine cellar, spa area and room for nine cars in the garage.
Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)
Boasting over 279 hectares, this estate is located in the heart of a national park overlooking Warta River and is on the market for $58 million (£45m). The impressive manor house comes with one added extra that will definitely appeal to the sporty super-rich, it's own polo club.
Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)
The main building has four floors and nine beautifully furnished suites with private bathrooms. This reception room has a hand-painted ceiling and huge crystal chandelier, which will satisfy the grandest of billionaires.
Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)
The indoor pool is the pinnacle of all luxury and features a grand wall mural. The property also has its own helipad and airstrip as well as polo fields and arenas.
Sowiniec Manor, Wielkopolska, Poland – $58 million (£45m)
Of course, no polo estate would be complete without equestrian facilities. The club is equipped for 60 horses and has an indoor riding arena, a walking machine, training track and two polo fields, some of which can be seen from the large garden.
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)
Just five miles from central Boston, every interior stone was individually hand drawn. The hallway has a sweeping staricase with black handrails to add a luxe feel.
Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)
The beautiful curving exterior facade is made from Indiana limestone and provides 26,000 square feet of living space.
Woodland Manor, Massachusetts, USA – $69 million (£54m)
The eight bed, seven bath property is surrounded by a private garden that is completed by a scenic pond. surrounded by rocks and shrubbery.
Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)
The magnificent Rancho San Carlos, on the market for $85 million (£66m), has been under the ownership of one family for nearly 100 years. The grand property sits on a hilltop in California and was designed by noted architect Reginald Johnson in 1931.
Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)
With 30 rooms, the 29,000 square foot estate has a grand interior complete with chandeliers, lavish rugs and carved woodwork.
Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)
The grand home is sited on two natural terraces. By planning the formal living rooms around a central courtyard, and placing the master and family bedroom wings on the upper terrace, the architect has given each resident plenty of privacy along with their own exceptional rooms.
Rancho San Carlos, California, USA – $85 million (£66m)
Additional features include 10 residential cottages, an office, fruit-producing orchards and extensive equestrian facilities for your horse collection.
Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)
The history of this $88 million (£69m) mansion in Moscow, Russia, dates back to the 18th century. In 1907 the mansion was reconstructed and the structure of the 20-roomed property remains generally the same to this day.
Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)
Dripping in bling, the opulent mansion features nine bedrooms and six bathrooms. This decadent bathroom is decked out in marble from head to toe, you can't get more billionaire-worthy than that.
Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)
A gorgeous indoor swimming pool, library and private elevator add to the property's appeal. Even in the spa-room artwork covers the walls, adding to the opulent effect.
Ostozhenka, Moscow, Russia – $88 million (£69m)
This grand room impresses too, with an extra high ceiling adorned with a chandelier, a fireplace for the bitterly cold winters and gold detailing.
West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)
West Creek Ranch is a huge estate made up of four parcels of land, which include some of the most treasured natural geological wonders, including a dinosaur's footprint. No wonder it's on the market for $149 million (£116m).
West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)
The huge main residence is 22,000 square feet and the finished product is something you'd expect from the hefty price tag. With fourteen bedrooms set over four levels, there are also spaces for formal dining, a spacious study, art study, theatre room and a two-level circular stone library.
West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)
The decor is just as luxurious as the price makes out, with decorative arches, stone walls and marble pillars making up the design for this interesting hallway.
West Creek Ranch, Colorado, USA – $149 million (£116m)
Outside, there's a five-car garage, a helipad, irrigated equestrian and bison pastures, fishing ponds, a grass airstrip and hangar, helipad, stables, astronomical observatory and trout stream.
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)
The real estate developer, Bruce Makowsky, is a fan of luxury travel and has brought the world of high end sailing to the property – filling it with nautical decor. The modern mega mansion comes with 17 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, three kitchens and five bars. If you're worried about keeping it spic and span there's no need to worry, you get 7 full-time staff to help you take care of the place.
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)
Outside, the unobstructed views across Los Angeles will take your breath away, as well as the 85-foot-long infinity pool that includes a swim-up bar.
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)
Designed by Hungarian architect Antti Lovag and built during the 70s and 80s, the Bubble Palace has hosted a Dior fashion show, as well as the likes of Pierce Brosnan and Marion Cotillard, and was used as a location for Absolutely Fabulous The Movie.
The Bubble Palace, Cannes, France – $344 million (£27m)
The unusual home features 10 pod-like bedrooms, which have been decorated by renowned contemporary artists, a gigantic reception room and panoramic lounge, as well as three round swimming pools.
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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