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What about: A year on, and there are still no takers – and no price drop – for this run-down, dingy, four-bedroom fixer-upper on a 10th of a hectare in Hong Kong.
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Ecclestone’s name sounds familiar, remember that last July she sold her 5,202-sqm LA estate, built for the late TV producer Aaron Spelling, for US$120 million (S$165 million). The 31-year-old reportedly paid £65 million (S$117 million) to the previous owner, JCB earth-mover billionaire Lord Bamford, then spent another £25 million (S$45 million) on a makeover that included digging down to create one of the biggest private basement swimming pools in London. Even with the price tag, the 14-bedroom mansion is something of a steal.
What about: Formula One racing heiress Petra Ecclestone has listed her spectacular historic London mansion, Sloane House, for £100 million (S$182 million). Sloane House, The UK Sloane House, London, The UK After a year off the market, he re-listed in 2017 with a US$66 million (S$91 million) price cut. Greene first listed the estate in 2014 for a jaw-descending US$195 million (S$269 million).
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In addition to the 2,322-sqm main house with its 200-seat dining room, the Tuscan-style estate features a two-level, 1,393-sqm entertainment ‘complex’ with a bowling alley, 50-seat movie theatre, a ballroom with DJ booth and revolving dance floor and parking for 150 cars.
What about: Why buy a vineyard in Napa Valley when you can grow your own grapes right in the middle of Beverly Hills? That was real estate mogul Jeff Greene’s thinking when he bought his spectacular, 10-hectare Palazzo di Amore – or Palace of Love – for US$35 million (S$48 million) in 2008 and spent many more millions renovating it and planting vines. Not so long ago, the mansion was listed for US$114 million (S$157 million). Jaw-dropping features include a saline swimming pool, a 12-seat movie theatre, a double-height library, a formal dining room with seats for 40, 8.5-m ceilings on a third-floor rotunda and, for those icy New York mornings, a heated sidewalk. Its size is beyond expansive covering five floors, it has a 316-sqm basement, a 246-sqm roof terrace and two 12.2-m long bedrooms. Originally commissioned in 1883 for a silk trader, the townhouse was bought by coal mining tycoon James Ellsworth in 1913 and redesigned by famed Golden Age architect William Bosworth. What about: Currently the second-most-expensive listing in New York City – after the US$98 million (S$135.6 million) Le Penthouse which you’ll see below – this spectacular 18-room, 1,858-sqm Upper East Side Mansion is being sold by billionaire Vincent Viola, owner of the Florida Panthers. Sentosa Cove is the only district in Singapore that allows a non-permanent resident to purchase a landed property. But above all facilities the bungalow offers, perhaps the greatest perk would be for foreigners.
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SCDA Architects has cleverly maximised the use of floor-to-ceiling windows and open airwells in its project. Regardless of where you are, you’re assured plenty of natural light. Six bedrooms, including a sea-facing Master Suite, are located on the second storey.Ĭross the stone pathway on the ground floor and you’ll come to the West wing, which is dedicated to an office space, an entertainment room, and outside, a manicured lawn.
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Here, you’ll find the living and dining rooms, along with a full kitchen, and a patio that leads to the sea-facing lap pool. Upon parking in the sheltered garage, you’ll make your way to the East Wing, the ‘main’ wing of the house. This 1,161-sqm bungalow is located on the northeastern tip of Sentosa and offers views of the sea and Keppel on mainland Singapore, the latter is undergoing redevelopment and will be rebranded as the Greater Southern Waterfront.ĭesigned by Singapore’s SCDA Architects, the property is neatly divided into two wings: East and West. What about: The Robb Report Singapore super penthouse may be listed for S$48 million and Sir James Dyson may have purchased his Wallich Residence super penthouse for S$73.8 million, but yet another property that has caught our eye is The Harbour View House on Sentosa Island in Singapore. The Harbour View House, Sentosa Cove, Singapore
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