It is indeed the most expensive house in the world as was reported from Bloomberg. No house in the U.S. approaches the deal cost of the Chateau Louis XIV, a lavish Mansion near Versailles, France. The contemporary estate took almost four years to assemble, utilizing the definite methods and materials from the seventeenth century. The careful re-creation paid off, as it was sold lately to a price of a stunning $301 million to a Middle Eastern purchaser who wishes not to be named.
As compared to the cost of the most costly home in America, is nothing than the Le Palais Royal, which is at a price that was lately raised to a wallet-pounding $159 million. The beautiful property in Hillsboro Beach, FL, initially hit the business sector in September 2014 for a moderately humble price of $139 million.
Situated along the shoreline only north of Miami, The Palais can compete anywhere near the magnanimity of the Versailles, yet it was heard that it is without a doubt enlivened by the Palace of Versailles.
The Chateau Louis XIV gloats 53,800 square feet, which is no little measure of space. In any case, Le Palais Royal tips the scales at a more huge 60,500 square feet. America's most costly home wins the size fight, however does it have channels? Unfortunately, no. Florida's fantastic domain is moatless, not at all like the Chateau Louis XIV, which doesn't have only one channel while, La Palais Royal has eight waterfalls.
It even has a goldleaf water fountain, and marble bathrooms. The two record-breaking homes are adorned by each of its own unique interior and exterior designs. Both are delectably luxurious in their own specific manner, which could make even jaded jaws to drop.
The main thing Chateau Louis XIV is missing is a beachfront view, but that doesn't really matter does it? As a lovely place in France has its own surrounding beauty as Miami has its own as well.
