Most Expensive Homes in the Wolrd

This mansion is owned by a Russian billionaire with a value of $218 million. It's back sits on Thames River with amazing views, and it has two golf courses. The structure is 300-years old and holds numerous stories of it past, some of which are of hauntings!

Worth at least $150 million today, the Updown Court is one of most significant private homes in the UK. It shares the neighborhood with Elton John and the Queen of England and proves if you can afford to, you can live as extravagant as a royal.

This neo-French Renaissance townhouse in the Big Apple is valued at $90 million. The designer-architect was Charles Pierpont Henry Gilbert in 1916. It surly would be like "traveling back in time" to visit this urban mansion!

Valued at $100 million this 210-acre property was built from scratch by the owner, Joel Horowitz, the co-founder of Tommy Hilfiger. It has a 3,500-bottle wine cellar, an indoor swimming pool and atrium, as well as a 19-seat movie theater. This Northern European mountain home styling is fabulous!

In 2004, Donald Trump bought Maison de L'Amitie. He's refurbished the oceanfront property that also has a 100-foot swimming pool surrounded by gardens. It's been valued at $125 million and obviously opulent!

Albemarle House is one of the most important estates built in the U.S. after the Civil War. It consists of 300 acres in Charlottesville Virginia and it's neighbors to Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. The eight-bedroom Georgian home has been valued at $100 million.

This building is located overlooking Hyde Park in the city of London, and the views are spectacular! A humble one-bedroom flat is said to cost $11 million and a Penthouse for $200 million.. That's posh.. posh!

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