USA 
On January 23, 2019 it was revealed that hedge fund manager Ken Griffin had purchased the top four floors of an unfinished New York City building located at 220 Central Park South. That was enough to scoop the record for most expensive home purchase in US history.
FRANCE 
In 2015, the chateau was purchased by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for US$301 million, a world record for a residential property
At 50,000 square feet, this is easily the biggest house on this list. The massive mansion has 10 sprawling bedrooms sitting on 57 acres of the French countryside. The home was purchased by a prince from the House of Saud. The House of Saud is the royal family of Saudi Arabia — and they have a combined net worth of more than $1 trillion. Although the Chateau has a 17th-century look, the structure was actually built in the 21st century. That means the home has modern amenities like a private movie theater and older touches like a real, fish-filled moat
UNITED KINGDOM 
This penthouse sits in a luxury high-rise in London called One Hyde Park. The exclusive building house Penthouse B, a massive, three-level home with 18,000 square feet of living space and five bedrooms. With a price tag of nearly $250 million, this penthouse costs about $14,000 per square foot. Beyond the luxury apartments, One Hyde Park is home to the largest Rolex store in Europe and sits next to a McLaren dealership. So yeah, this place is expensive
MONACO 
With just three bedrooms and six bathrooms, you might not expect this house to be very expensive. But incredibly, the Monaco penthouse was sold for $308 millions. And what did the buyers get? Beyond more than 17,000 square feet of living space, the penthouse offered Baccarat chandeliers, handmade luxury mirrors, and appliances from the high-end brand Gaggenau. Owned by Candy brothers,
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