Overview:
Updown Court is the most expensive private residence on the market in the United Kingdom and also the largest residence to ever be built since the 19th century. It has been on the market for over 3 years with an asking price of $143.5 million. The recently in 2011 finally dropped the asking price to $75.3 million which is about half its old asking price. This mega-mansion has a $6 million marble heated driveway and a total of 103 rooms with its out buildings. There are over 4 other buildings on the property. The home has over 75 acres of beautiful land with gardens,ponds,and woodland. The home has over 50,000 sq ft of living space inculdeing its out buildings with the main house having 40,000 sq ft of living space.
Updown Court is the most expensive private residence on the market in the United Kingdom and also the largest residence to ever be built since the 19th century. It has been on the market for over 3 years with an asking price of $143.5 million. The recently in 2011 finally dropped the asking price to $75.3 million which is about half its old asking price. This mega-mansion has a $6 million marble heated driveway and a total of 103 rooms with its out buildings. There are over 4 other buildings on the property. The home has over 75 acres of beautiful land with gardens,ponds,and woodland. The home has over 50,000 sq ft of living space inculdeing its out buildings with the main house having 40,000 sq ft of living space.
Specs:
This home features 24 bedrooms each
with their own marble bathroom, two lane bowling alley, five swimming
pools 2 outdoor,2 indoor, and 1 rooftop. A squash court, tennis court, wine cellar, 50 seat home theater,
and 3 panic rooms. The 1st floor features 1 master bedroom, 2nd floor features 8
bedrooms, 3rd floor features 2 penthouses each with 2 bedrooms,dinning room,living rooms,and kitchens.The estimated cost of maintaining this home is $390,829.35 a year to $1 million a year. The home is still up for sell for a price of $75 million nearly have of what it was last year ($143.5 million).
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