Friday, May 11, 2007
Top 5 Most Expensive Homes in the World
1. Updown Court, Windlesham, England
Cost: $138,000,000.00
Bigger than Buckingham Palace, and leadign the Pack at the most expensive home in the world is the no infamous Updown Court in England. It's been the most expensive for at least the lat three years.
It has 103 rooms, for the odd guest who stops by. Five Swimming pools, a Squash court, bowlign alley, tennis court, 50 seat movie room and underground garage.
2. Hala Ranch, Aspen Colorado
Cost: $135,000,000.00
Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz owns this home in hills. With a name that long you going to need a big place stay.
Hala ranch is located on 95 Acres and is currently the most expensive home in the USA. With 56,000 square feet and 15 bedrooms it makes the perfect country get away.
3. Maison de L'Amitie,Palm Beach, Florida
Cost: $125,000,000.00
Well you know if we we're covering expensive propeties The Donald would show up sooner or later. Back in 2004 Donald Trump bought a little property at a bankruptcy auction.
To say the least he made a good buy. In fact I'd say it was teh ultimate fixer upper, after the renovations the home is worth $125 million. With 475 feet of ocean front and a 100 foot pool, you'll have your chance to enjoy the Florida sun.
4. Tranquility, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Cost $100,000,000.00
This 20,000 square foot cottage, 19 seat movie theatre, 3500 bottle wine cellar. I guess we know what we would be doing on those cold snowy night by the fire. With 9 Bedrooms and 9 Bathrooms there reall is no need to wait for the shower.
5. Instanbul, Turkey
Cost: $100,000,000.00
Ok, so this is really a tie but putting two number fours would have left me with a bunch of helpful emails pointing out the possible typo. So we finally get a chance to head back out of the USA and check out another international home.
This estate is located on the Bosphorus or also called the Instanbul Straight, and with a cool 64 rooms and 30000 square feet of cat swinging room, I think you'll feel at home. Or at least you'll be comfortable on vacation.
1. Updown Court, Windlesham, England
Cost: $138,000,000.00
Bigger than Buckingham Palace, and leadign the Pack at the most expensive home in the world is the no infamous Updown Court in England. It's been the most expensive for at least the lat three years.
It has 103 rooms, for the odd guest who stops by. Five Swimming pools, a Squash court, bowlign alley, tennis court, 50 seat movie room and underground garage.
2. Hala Ranch, Aspen Colorado
Cost: $135,000,000.00
Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz owns this home in hills. With a name that long you going to need a big place stay.
Hala ranch is located on 95 Acres and is currently the most expensive home in the USA. With 56,000 square feet and 15 bedrooms it makes the perfect country get away.
3. Maison de L'Amitie,Palm Beach, Florida
Cost: $125,000,000.00
Well you know if we we're covering expensive propeties The Donald would show up sooner or later. Back in 2004 Donald Trump bought a little property at a bankruptcy auction.
To say the least he made a good buy. In fact I'd say it was teh ultimate fixer upper, after the renovations the home is worth $125 million. With 475 feet of ocean front and a 100 foot pool, you'll have your chance to enjoy the Florida sun.
4. Tranquility, Lake Tahoe, Nevada
Cost $100,000,000.00
This 20,000 square foot cottage, 19 seat movie theatre, 3500 bottle wine cellar. I guess we know what we would be doing on those cold snowy night by the fire. With 9 Bedrooms and 9 Bathrooms there reall is no need to wait for the shower.
5. Instanbul, Turkey
Cost: $100,000,000.00
Ok, so this is really a tie but putting two number fours would have left me with a bunch of helpful emails pointing out the possible typo. So we finally get a chance to head back out of the USA and check out another international home.
This estate is located on the Bosphorus or also called the Instanbul Straight, and with a cool 64 rooms and 30000 square feet of cat swinging room, I think you'll feel at home. Or at least you'll be comfortable on vacation.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
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