The world’s most expensive house

Every house has the necessities but only a few fulfill the luxurious needs of the mankind. The additional facilities are five swimming pools, just in case you get bored of the other four. Then there is a 50 seat screening room, a 24 carat gold leafing flooring, a bowling alley, an all-weather floodlit tennis courts, an eight-acre estate surrounding the house, 22 bedroom and bathroom suites, underground garaging that can accommodate eight limousines and 30 self-contained luxury apartments among others.

The master bedroom has its very own swimming pool and the hot tub is encased by a glass barrier that allows sky and water to merge. It looks nothing less of a palace when comparing its grandeur. Who is the owner? It is the crown prince of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

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Most Expensive New Home in Britain

Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev, ranked 278th richest person in the world in 2006, is relocating to London with his wife Olga and two of their children. Why do we care? Well, the Northwest London house into which Mr. Leviev is moving just happens to be Britain’s most expensive new home.

Located on the same private street in Hampstead where stars Lulu and Ringo Starr have owned homes, the house was designed by architect William Bertram, who was coaxed out of retirement for the job. Unfortunately for him, Mansour Namaki, for whom the house was designed, decided to move to Regent’s Park instead.

The house itself is 17,000 square feet and includes such luxuries as an indoor swimming pool decorated in gold, a cinema, a hair salon, a gym and even its own nightclub. Lest you worry about the Levievs and their guests aching from walking through such a massive house (and we know you do worry), the house includes a six-person elevator. Security is also not an issue, as the house is protected by a $100,000 armor-plated door, 25 infra-red cameras and a 24-hour security barrier between the outside world and the road on which the house is located.

What was the crucial factor in Mr. Leviev’s decision to throw down £35 million on the most expensive newly-built house in Britain? It’s within walking distance of a synagogue. In fact, there are three nearby synagogues, the Garden Suburb Synagogue in Norrice Lea being the closest.

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