Mansions are among the primary means billionaires express their wealth through. It also grants them privacy and much-needed security, and hence, they invest a fortune in them. Here are the 15 most expensive mansions owned by billionaires.
Jack Ma – Château de Sereys, France
Alibaba founder Jack Ma’s house in France is worth approximately $50 million. The historic chateau estate, is loaded with vineyards and large grounds, reflecting a quieter European investment style.
Ken Griffin – Palm Beach Mansion, Florida
Ken Griffin, the hedge fund billionaire, has a mansion in Florida that is valued at roughly $75 million. He also owns multiple Palm Beach properties, with the waterfront mansion purchased at record prices.
Mukesh Ambani – Stoke Park Estate, United Kingdom
This historic estate owned by Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani has an estimated worth of $79 million. It features a luxury mansion, golf course, and extensive grounds.
Carlos Slim – Manhattan Mansion, New York
The Mexican billionaire, once the richest man in the world, has historic mansion near Fifth Avenue, that is worth approximately $80 million. It is used both as a residence and an investment, and is among the most expensive properties in New York.
Larry Page – Palo Alto Estate, California
Worth almost the same as Carlos Slim’s residence, the Google co-founder’s luxury Palo Alto property is close to the Silicon Valley hq. The prime location and expansive land value make it one of the most expensive residential regions in the US as well.
Sergey Brin – Malibu Estate, California
Yet another Google co-founder on the list. This expensive oceanfront estate is worth almost $85 million. It offers direct beach access, privacy and premium coastal real estate positioning.
Michael Bloomberg – Upper East Side Mansion, New York
This property of Michael Bloomberg is worth roughly $90 million. He owns a full townhouse mansion in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, which is actually renovated into a single residence.
Mark Zuckerberg – Kauai Ranch Estate, Hawaii
This vast property founded by the Meta CEO sits in Kauai, Hawaii. It’s worth roughly $100 million, featuring ranch land, heavy security, and multiple structures. It was acquired by Zuckerberg over several purchases to form a very private residential zone.
Roman Abramovich – Kensington Palace Gardens Mansion, London
The former Chelsea owner’s Mansion in London is worth roughly $120 million. The Kensington Palace Gardens, often known as the Billionaires Row, is loaded with security and is one of the most expensive residential places in the world.
Bill Gates – Xanadu 2.0, Washington
Bill Gates’ Xanadu 2.0 is a tech-loaded waterfront mansion in Medina, Washington. It is known for its advanced automation, huge living space, with the long-term development costs already having surged through the roof, in comparison to its original purchase price. This property is worth $130 million.
Bernard Arnault – Beverly Hills Mansion
Bernard Arnault’s Beverly Hills Mansion is worth approximately $165 million. This mansion features extensive grounds, a boatload of guest houses, and high-end interiors, in an undoubtedly one of the most expensive residential areas in the world.
Larry Ellison – Woodside Estate, California
Larry Ellison’s Woodsite Estate is worth roughly $200 million. The Japanese-style estate owned by Oracle founder features lakes, gardens and multiple structures.
Elon Musk – Former Bel Air and Hillsborough Properties Portfolio
At its peak, this was worth almost $300 million. Although Musk has sold most of his homes, he owns several high-value mansions across California, which also include multiple Bel Air estates.
Jeff Bezos – Indian Creek Compound, Florida
Amazon founder Jezz Bezos has several mansions on Indian Creek Island in Florida, purchased together to form a private compound. Worth a staggering $237 million, it features waterfront access, tight security, and, as usual, presence in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the US.
Mukesh Ambani – Antilia, Mumbai
None of the mansions mentioned above even comes close to the price of Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia. The 27-storey building is worth an outrageous $2 billion. Antilia features several helipads, ballrooms, private theaters, and a boatload of residential staff. It is also built to withstand strong earthquakes.
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