Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stays In ‘World’s Most Expensive Home’ Worth Over Rs 2000 Crore | See Breathtaking Pictures

The lavish chateau was purchased by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for over Rs 2000 crore, a world record for a residential property.

Paris: Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is currently in Paris to meet President Emmanuel Macron. While in France, the Prince is staying at a lavish chateau dubbed “the world’s most expensive home”. The Chateau Louis XIV in Louveciennes outside Paris, which lies on 56 acres of land, was developed by the haute-couture estate designer Cogemad and brokered by Christie’s International Real Estate, according to Bloomberg. In 2015, the chateau was purchased by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for US$301 million, a world record for a residential property.

The lavish mansion was even considered by Kim Kardashian and Kanye West as a potential wedding venue.

Fortune dubbed it as the world’s most expensive home.

Features of the Mansion:

• The Chateau blends 17th century-inspired design with cutting edge technology, according to Cogemad’s website.
• The chateau is built in the style of Louis XIV, and a marble statue of him overlooks the grounds.
• The chateau has 10 bedroom suites, a library, a grand reception room with several other plush amenities.
• Household amenities include an aquarium, a movie theater, a wine cellar, a gold-leafed fountain, and even a hedged labyrinth.
• The chateau also features a nightclub, a gold-leafed fountain, a cinema. There is also a underwater glass chamber in the moat that resembles a giant aquarium with white leather sofas.
• According to the New York Times, its “fountains, sound system, lights and whisper-silent air conditioning can all be controlled remotely by iPhone.”
• Dozens of traditional artisans were commissioned for this once in- a-lifetime undertaking.

See breathtaking pictures of the Mansion:

The chateau was purchased by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman (Source: COGEMAD)

Saudi royal heir splashed $300 million on world’s most expensive home (Source: COGEMAD)

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Gold-leafed fountain (Source: COGEMAD)

Movie theater (Source: COGEMAD)

The magnificent indoor pool (Source: COGEMAD)

Wine cellar (Source: COGEMAD)

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