BIGGEST HOUSES

  
       (The Palace of the Sultan of                             Brunei)
   (Antilia, the house of Mukesh
                     Ambani)
    (Arakkal Palace, Wayanadu,
                      Kerala)

Here are the biggest houses in the world. 

Undoubtedly the world's biggest house is - Istana Nurul  Iman Palace, the official residence of Sultan of Brunei. Built in 1984, the palace occupies a space of 2.15 million square feet . It has 1788 rooms, 257 bath rooms, 110 car garage, horse stables, banquet hall, swimming pools and a mosque that can gather 1,500 people. The cost of it is estimated at a whopping $1.4 billion.

The biggest house in India is
Antilia in Mumbai owned by Mukesh Ambani. With an area of 4,00,000 square feet, 27 story 550 feet tall building is in the heart of Mumbai. Each floor of it is designed differently and using different materials. The building is constructed under Vastu Shastra. Every floor has its purpose, from car garages to spas, gyms and indoor pools and a helipad on top. The house has an estimated cost of $1 billion.

The Arakkal Palace, the majestic palatial house is classy, luxurious and so extravagant and can be easily called the biggest house of Kerala. The house is located at Mananthavady, Wayanadu, Kerala. Arakkal Joy who is passed away very recently, wanted his house to reflect his incredible success in life. The 40,000 square feet grand house was designed in the colonial architectural style is scintillating and breathtaking.

K V George

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