Pakistan’s most expensive home gives tough competition to Mukesh Ambani, Nita Ambani’s Antilia, has Versace napkins, gold spoons, is worth Rs…
Wyatt Mason 
This residence in Pakistan spans over several acres exuding royalty with every piece of decor.
Home is where comfort is. For some, comfort lies in the grandiose of things. Pakistan’s most expensive home drips with lavishness and sparkling décor everywhere. Redefining comfort, this home is close to a fairy tale luxury. When we speak of expensive and lavish homes, Mukesh Ambani’s ‘Antilia’ is hard to not elude from. The 27-storey building ranks as one of the most expensive private homes in the world.
This home in focus is not the most expensive, but extends a close challenge to ‘Anitilia’ in terms of the opulence. The house is a masterpiece of lavish lifestyle tales. The 10 Kanal Royal Palace House in Gulberg reflects on the lifestyle of the elite who thrive in the country which otherwise is currently grappling poor financial status.
Cost of Pakistan’s Most Expensive Home
The Royal Palace House in Pakistan is no match of Mukesh Ambani and Nita Ambani’s Antilia, either in terms of cost and magnificence. However, it is a symbol of grandeur, amalgamation of culture, elegance, modernity in its own right.
A home this massive abounds in some of the high end luxury pieces. YouTuber, Mo Vlogs made a blog about this luxurious place few months ago. The video captures the grand mansion sparkling with black, white and gold. There are about 9 bedrooms designed with nuances and exquisite craftsmanship in terms of décor, light and premium technology. There is a huge garage, swimming pool, theatre, plush furniture and spacious rooms, Gucci vanity sets and a spacious, modern kitchen. Upon stepping inside the regal palace, one can find Versace napkins to gold spoons, according to the website Vertu.
The highlight is a $100,000 handmade bed, not just for sleeping but a work of art, promising unmatched comfort and luxury, reported Indiatimes. There are about 100 chandeliers, a golden toilet, and an indoor cinema with handmade wooden walls, perfectly epitomising and glorifying the appreciation of art.
The blog revealed that Pakistan’s most expensive house is worth Rs 125 crore in the country.
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