5 luxurious things that Mukesh Ambani, Nita Ambani’s Rs 15000 crore Antilia has that even Buckingham Palace doesn’t, 3rd on the list is…

In a world that is obsessed with public figures and celebrities. People often idealise everything about them. From their relationships to their look, and especially their homes. Their grandeur and opulent abode are often places that show their wealth, luxury, and when opulence and grandeur come to mind, London’s Buckingham Palace is the first place to think of, a royal palace which has long been representative of imperial heritage and authority. But amid Mumbai, India, lies a private home that rivals, and even overshadows in many ways, the British crown’s most renowned property. The property belongs to India’s wealthiest individual, Mukesh Ambani, and it is called Antilia. Not only is Antilia a house, it’s a 27-story vertical wonder that redraws the boundaries of luxurious living.

Antilia is built to withstand earthquakes up to a magnitude of 8. This makes it incredibly safe in addition to being opulent. In contrast, despite its impressiveness, Buckingham Palace’s structural security is not as advanced technologically or earthquake-resistant.

Three Personal Helipads on the Roof

Where Buckingham Palace has only one specified helipad in its gardens, Antilia has three private helipads on its roof. Mukesh Ambani and his family can hop from home to any part of the nation—or even outside the nation—without ever having to set foot on the road. It’s luxury air convenience at an entirely new scale

Six-Story Private Parking Garage

Antilia features a gigantic six-floor car garage with a capacity to hold 168 cars. It even features a car servicing station within the building complex. Buckingham Palace has only a small collection of royal cars. The size and utility of Antilia’s car garage alone are comparable to a full-fledged commercial parking complex

Snow Room with Artificial Snowfall

Mumbai’s hot and humid weather has no chance inside Antilia. The house has a specially constructed ‘Snow Room’ where snow rains every day of the year. Rather than the usual air conditioner, the house employs an eco-friendly ventilation system that maintains the interiors cool naturally—something you certainly would not see in the British royal mansion.

Earthquake-Proof Structure

Antilia has been designed to be earthquake-proof up to a Richter scale of 8. This not only makes it luxurious but also extremely secure. Contrast this with the structural security of Buckingham Palace, as impressive as it is, not being as technologically driven or resistant to earthquakes. This cutting-edge safety feature puts Antilia light-years ahead of the disaster-readiness curve.

All-in-One Skyscraper: Spa, Gym, Temple, Theater & More

Antilia shows a blend of Indian heritage and luxe. The luxe house also features a fitness centre like spa, yoga room, pool, and gym. Living at Antilia feels like being at a resort hotel permanently. Contrary to Buckingham’s palace, historically preserved environments, Antilia is a futuristic smart residence constructed for indulgence and ease.

 

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