5 properties owned by India's richest family: from a 100-year-old ancestral mansion to an ultra-modern villa in Dubai. Photo.

The most high-profile wedding of the year of 29-year-old billionaire Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant cost the bride and groom's parents a pretty penny - $600 million (24.5 billion hryvnias). However, this is only a drop in the bucket, as the several-month celebration cost only 0.5% of the Ambani family's total wealth. Luxury real estate in different cities around the world is proof of this.

The groom's father and India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, owns Reliance Industries Limited with the cooperation of his son, who runs a solar energy subsidiary. It ranks first in the purchase of oil from Russia, which has earned the family a considerable fortune of $117 million (4.8 trillion hryvnias). With such a budget, she can live in five different luxury buildings in the world owned by family members, Hello!

1. Chorwad ($11 million)

Anant Dhirubhai Ambani, the founder of Reliance Industries Limited, spent his childhood in this large 100-year-old estate in Gujarat, India. The property is located on 0.5 hectares of land and is divided into several private areas for the family and public areas open for tours.

The estate is now the Dhirubhai Ambani Memorial House. His descendants regularly repair damage and take care of the buildings.

2. Antilia (2 billion dollars)

Antilia was the residence in Mumbai where Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant celebrated their three-day wedding. The building has 27 floors and covers an area of 3.7 hectares. Its height reaches 173 meters, and it houses 3 helipads, a parking lot for 168 cars, several swimming pools, a temple, a cinema, a snow room and hanging gardens. In particular, Antilia (also known as Altamount Road) has become the second most expensive residence in the world after Buckingham Palace.

3. Stock Park ($73 million)

Reliance Industries acquired this historic building together with the territory 3 years ago for a huge sum. It is located in the UK in Buckinghamshire. The property covers an area of 121 hectares and includes a 49-room hotel, 13 tennis courts, and a 27-hole golf course. However, the billionaires are planning to modernize the building, which may destroy the historic estate.

4. Mandarin Oriental ($98 million)

In 2022, Mukesh Ambani invested in a 5-star hotel in New York. Reliance Industries acquired a 73.4% stake in the entertainment and leisure center.

5. Palm Jumeirah Villa ($80 million)

2022 was a fruitful year for real estate purchases for the Ambani family. A 10-bedroom beachfront villa on the iconic Palm Jumeirah island in Dubai was added to the property list, purchased by Mukesh Ambani for his son Anant.

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