India’s most expensive house: The two richest men in India are Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Singhania. Singhania’s assets are believed to be around Rs 12,000 crore, while Ambani’s assets are estimated at Rs 7.5 lakh crore. Both businessmen have a reputation for being adventurous in the boardroom, but it’s also clear that they know how to enjoy the rewards of their efforts. Their residences are on the same road in Mumbai. JK House, the family residence of businessman Gautam Singhania, is the second tallest structure in Mumbai, and is located on the same “Billionaire’s Row” street as Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia. Its value has been estimated at around Rs 6,000 crore.
Gautam Singhania: JK House
The Singhania family owns the Raymond Group, one of the largest suppliers of apparel and suit fabrics worldwide. A museum inside the house showcases the rich history of the company. According to the New York Post, the museum is filled with artifacts from the textile industry, including scraps of fabric, photographs from the family’s early days, certificates, and actual equipment used. According to media reports, the museum also has a large collection of jade. Several members of the family live in JK House, which is reportedly divided into flats. The structure includes a helipad, a gym, two pools and other facilities. Each residential unit appears to have a private terrace and garden. JK House is the second tallest private skyscraper in India, with a height of 145 metres. JK House is a 30-storey structure that houses luxuriously decorated apartments.
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Mukesh Ambani: Antilia
As one of the most expensive residential properties in the world, the residence of the Ambani family has gained international recognition. It is located on Altamount Road, one of the most prestigious roads in Mumbai, and has an astonishing valuation of Rs 12,000 crore. This house, a popular tourist spot in Mumbai, is built on the lines of the lotus and the sun. To gently enhance the idea, these aspects are reproduced throughout the house using materials such as crystal, pearl and marble. The mansion has 27 levels, but with twice as high ceilings, it actually has more than 40 floors. The building has also been carefully constructed to withstand an earthquake measuring 8.0 on the Richter scale. The house also has prayer rooms and a shrine that has space for 50 attendees. In addition, the house has a ballroom, helipad, a 169-car garage and a snow room for family comfort, especially during the hot Indian summers.
To determine which of their two residences is the more luxurious, we compare all the ultra-luxurious amenities each one of them has to offer.











