Sophisticated, unique and above all very expensive: for the lowest of the ten most exclusive property of the earth must be at least 95 million U.S. dollars
U.S. $ 95 million
Bridgehampton, New York, USA
The talk is probably a good deal: 1992 was bought by the current owner Gilbert Haroche, founder of Liberty Travel responsible age, the 106-acre estate on the border with Connecticut, for U.S. $ 6.7 million. That he would now have more than 14-fold depends, among other things, doubling the living space (1,850 m2 now) together, Haroche was the next to several other reconstruction work in order. In addition, the new owner gets together with four other houses, and two barns, and yet his own private lake chapel. According to American sources, the sale can be a very trivial reason: the property "has become too large for the needs" of the owner
U.S. $ 99 million
Bishops Avenue, Hampstead, London
The Turkish businessman Halis Toprak calls it home in one of the most expensive residential areas of the world his own. In order to reach the 2,600 square meter, along with a classic double staircase in the entrance area is still a glass lift. Glass is also the small bridge that leads across the pool, Turkish bath can sweat up to 20 people. Other features include a personal garage and dining room with 40 seats.
U.S. $ 100 million
Istanbul, Turkey
The location makes the difference: Modest measures 3,000 m2 of this land, but which lie directly on the Bosphorus. And so that everyone can see, are the river-facing rooms (there are like 64) with head-high windows . Several gilt and crystal chandeliers all part of the standard, however, is the exclusive right about 60 meters long jetty.
U.S. $ 100 million
in Moscow, Russia
15 minutes from Moscow's city centre, this residence is just one thing: space. The guest house has 370 square feet, the main house over 1,000 square feet of living space. Properly ground covering is just the wellness area: gymnasium, pool, Russian and Turkish Baths and several rest rooms claiming almost 8,500 m2.
U.S. $ 100 million
Owner of "Tranquility" is Joel Horowitz, co-founder of fashion label Tommy Hilfiger in the wine cellar found 3,500 bottles space, the living area is approximately 1.850 square meters, the land almost 85 acres of the best of all. Here are no property taxes, and if it is snowing , our indoor pool and a 19-seat cinema for a change.
U.S. $ 125 million
Palm Beach, Florida, USA
One can not miss in this gallery: Real estate tycoon Donald Trump bought the "Maison de l'Amitie" in 2004 at a foreclosure sale for comparatively little money, namely U.S. $ 41.25 million. Completely refurbished and equipped with a ballroom and a huge conservatory, Trump himself is sure that he finds a buyer at the new price. A good argument would be the almost 150 meter long private beach.
U.S. $ 135 million
Aspen, Colorado, USA
The Hala Ranch resort formerly belonged to the Nobel Prince Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz, the Saudi Arabian ambassador to the United States. It is for each of the 15 en-suite bedrooms, the living area is just over 5,000 square feet. The property includes in addition to various outbuildings such as barns and small houses are the obligatory tennis court and indoor pool.
U.S. $ 135 million
Brasov, Romania
At Bran Castle in the Carpathian Mountains is of Prince Vlad Dracula-style ("the Impaler") have been visited. It was built in 1212 and has 17 bedrooms and eight acres of grounds. In 2006, the castle was nationalized in the meantime the son and heir of the owner, Dominic Habsburg. Romania was interested in a buy-back, but declined because of the high purchase price. Who is it (and the creepy past) can not scare: the sale goes through, the company Baytreecapital .
U.S. $ 138 million
Windlesham, Surrey, England
Live like a monarch: Updown Court in Windlesham is larger with 103 rooms than Buckingham Palace, the Queen.
The house (reached via a heated driveway) is owned by the ruler of Dubai , Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and has a cinema for 50 spectators, a wellness area and a so-called "Panic Room". Other amenities: several ball rooms, squash court and a helicopter landing pad. Since taking the garage for eight limousines on the 20-acre property from comparatively modest.
For more information, visit the website www.updowncourt.com , the sale will be from the English noble-estate agents Hamptons International and Savills settled.
U.S. $ 165 million
The former estate of newspaper magnate William R. Hearst has 29 bedrooms, 40 bathrooms, a nightclub in the Art Deco style and its own cinema and almost 7,000 m2 of living space. It also served as the backdrop for Francis Ford Coppola's Oscar-award winning masterpiece "The Godfather" in 1972 and "The Bodyguard" with Kevin Costner. In addition to the three-story, 1926 built the main building located on the property, three swimming pools, two tennis courts and six outbuildings . Interested? The broker is the Westside Estate Agency .
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