Russian billionaire and former co-owner of the Bank of Moscow, Andrei Borodin, who is now on the international wanted list, also owns incredibly expensive real estate, namely the Park Pakace estate in London. Now it is under arrest by the decision of the Tverskoy District Court, which decided that the purchase was made with money withdrawn from the Bank of Moscow.

The estate is estimated at £ 150 million - the castle is considered the most expensive house in Britain outside London. The estate includes two golf courses, a monument, a stable and a house with three dozen bedrooms. The estate is 80 hectares, it houses a 300-year-old castle, which previously belonged to the Prince of Wales Frederick, and then the Greek billionaire John Latsis.

In the list of the richest Russians according to Forbes 2020, the co-owner of NLMK (Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant) Vladimir Lisin occupies the second line of the rating, and his fortune is estimated at $ 18.1 billion.

A Russian businessman owns a metallurgical business in Russia. A few years ago Lisin acquired the real medieval Aberuchill Castle, built in 1602, located in Scotland. The oligarch liked the castle because of its natural areas. Together with him, Lisin acquired a land plot. The purchase of this medieval property has become the most expensive transaction in Scotland. The total area of ​​the estate is 13.3 sq. km.

The total cost of the estate was $ 8.8 million, which is equal to £ 6.8 million.

Oleg Deripaska is a Russian entrepreneur, billionaire and philanthropist who also owns very expensive real estate. Despite the fact that in 2018 one of the richest businessmen in Russia transferred one real estate in France to his relatives, we cannot but take into account one of the most expensive villas in the world, which he owned, well, or in fact is still since. We are talking about a villa in Saint-Tropez - a fashionable resort and home to world bohemians, billionaires and celebrities.

The website of the project company Bear Project Management, which carried out the renovation of Villa Héraclès in Saint-Tropez for the billionaire, says that they valued their work at € 17.9 million. According to Bear PM, the complex in Saint-Tropez includes the main villa, a guest house and a house for the staff. There is also a 130 hectare park, two swimming pools and a spa.

Realtors estimate Deripaska's villa in Saint-Tropez at € 250 million.

And more recently, in mid-2020, there was interesting news that an estate owned by a relative of Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska was put up for sale in the English county of Surrey. The house associated with the name of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in which he allegedly thought through the details of the Normandy landing, was estimated at $ 21 million. It was built in the 1930s on the estate of St. George's Hill near London.

In 2020, Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman finally received permission to partially rebuild the Victorian Athlone House in Hampstead and began reconstruction.

The 160-year-old Athlone House estate was acquired by Friedman in early 2016 for £ 65 million, and at the beginning of this year the entrepreneur received official permission from the British authorities for a partial restructuring. The businessman will spend at least £ 80 million on the reconstruction of a house built in 1855 by the architectural studio Spence Harris Hogan (SHH).

The renovated version of the old mansion will include six bedrooms, an office, a gym, a yoga room, an underground pool, a cigar and a wine cellar, the publication said. On the territory of the estate there will also be built cottages for staff and several tennis courts. Together with the mansion, Mikhail Fridman acquired 2 hectares of the adjacent territory, which, according to the original 19th century project, were supposed to imitate the gardens of Versailles

Mikhail Fridman himself said in an interview that this London mansion would become his main residence: according to the businessman, he spends half of his time in London.
After the completion of the reconstruction, the cost of Athlone House will rise to £ 130 million.

Russian businessman Dmitry Rybolovlev is among the twenty richest people in Russia according to Forbes magazine. The former actual owner of Uralkali, and since 2011 - the main owner of the football club Monaco, in 2013 made a serious purchase - not just a house, but the whole Greek island of Skorpios. Rent about. Skorpios for 99 years, cost Rybolovlev 126 million dollars.

At the end of 2018, it became known that the oligarch was investing € 160 million in the transformation of the island of Skorpios. According to the project managers, the first redevelopment works have already begun, “everything will be implemented in complete harmony with the ecology, nature and history of the island. In addition to the main building, 12 new villas will be built in three different locations, the eastern and southern coastal residences will be reconstructed, existing sports facilities such as tennis courts and a soccer field will be renovated, new playgrounds will be created, the farm area will be rebuilt and the entire infrastructure of the island will be modernized. " Plans also include the construction of an amphitheater as well as an extension of the main marina by about 10m.

Owning real estate in London is an important indicator of wealth for the many Russian billionaires who travel to the UK capital so often that the British media dubbed it "Moscow-on-Thames". Likewise, owner Andrey Guryev, the main owner of "PhosAgro", has the keys to Witanhurst, which is located in Highgate, London. The Witanhurst estate is considered the most expensive and one of the largest country houses in London, or rather, it is the second largest private mansion after Buckingham Palace. Witanhurst was erected between 1913 and 1920. in Highgate, on a plot of 11 acres (approximately 4.4 ha). For many years the estate was in complete desolation, but in 2008 it was bought by billionaire Andrey Guryev.

The interior of the palace can be briefly described as a distant echo of Versailles, the time of King Louis XIV. The size and interior space of the mansion can be judged by the “Georgian Orangerie”. It occupies one of the annexes to the main building and stretches across three floors. The basement of the building is equipped with massage rooms, a gym and a swimming pool, in which Olympic athletes could freely train.

After reconstruction, the cost of this mansion is at least 300 million pounds.

On the famous Kensington Palace Gardens in London, there is a £ 170 million mansion owned by billionaire Roman Abramovich, a Russian and Israeli businessman and owner of the English football club Chelsea.

The house is located in Kensington Palace Gardens, known as billionaires street. The mansion was built in the 17th century in the style of the English classics. The house is surrounded by a luxurious garden and is an architectural monument. It is under the protection of the National Trust, which cares about the preservation of the historical heritage of England.
However, Lindsey House is not the only property of the billionaire in London. According to The Times, Roman Abramovich is also the owner of an apartment with panoramic views of the Thames. They are located on Lots Road, next to Stamford Bridge Stadium, home of Chelsea Football Club.

The area of ​​the apartment is 600 sq. m, and the cost was 30 million pounds. Abramovich's apartments in London are ranked 19th on Forbes magazine's list as one of the most expensive properties owned by Russian oligarchs, and his mansion at Kensington Palace Gardens in London is ranked first.

As it became known recently, the co-owner of the Domodedovo airport, billionaire Valery Kogan, put up for sale his luxurious estate in Israel. This magnificent royal style residence overlooking the Mediterranean Sea is located in the prestigious Caesarea.

A majestic palace with more than 5864.96 sq. m of living space, is a true embodiment of Baroque and Rococo architecture and European royal design, which invisibly includes the most modern high-tech controls.

The interior features natural marble and onyx mosaics, 14-carat gold stucco moldings, unique parquet floors, silk carpets and carefully selected custom-made furniture.

As you enter this huge palace, you are greeted by crystal chandeliers and marble columns that set the tone for the rest of the space. Ground floor amenities include a living room with dining area and separate breakfast room, a fully equipped chef's kitchen and a library to provide you and your guests with the most memorable experience. A majestic staircase leads to the upper level where there are 3 en suite bedrooms, a study and a spacious master bedroom with 2 bathrooms and several dressing rooms.

The house is surrounded by a garden with fountains, sculptures and arches. The territory has its own spa, tennis court, swimming pool, rooms for guests and servants, as well as an autonomous power station that provides electricity needs.

This luxury property is for sale for $ 259,891,401