Updated April 21st 2025, 14:23 IST
Mumbai: India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani , is known for many things, but what grabs the most attention is his billion-dollar home in Mumbai — Antilia.
Located on Altamount Road in Mumbai’s Cumballa Hill area, Antilia is considered the most expensive private residence in the world. The luxurious 27-storey building includes everything from a spa, swimming pool, gym, and home theatre to a six-floor car parking facility.
But what’s surprising for many is that Antilia has no traditional air conditioning system. Yes, despite all its luxury, the Ambani house doesn't use ACs like a normal building.
Instead, Antilia uses a centralised cooling system, where the temperature inside the house is controlled naturally. This system helps maintain the health of the expensive marbles, flowers, and indoor plants placed all over the house. Experts say that ACs with strong airflow or sharp temperature changes can damage marble and plants. That’s why the temperature here adjusts automatically based on the surroundings and what the interiors need.
Even actress Shreya Dhanwanthary, who visited the mansion once, shared this strange experience. During an old interview on The Love Laugh Live Show in 2021, she said she was feeling cold inside Antilia and asked the floor manager to increase the temperature. But she was told that the temperature couldn't be changed because it auto-adjusts depending on what the marble and plants need. She found it surprising but said it made sense, considering how carefully everything is maintained inside the Ambani home.
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Published April 21st 2025, 14:17 IST