The Most Expensive Mansions In Singapore

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The Most Expensive Mansions In Singapore

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Күн бұрын

Ever since the film Crazy Rich Asians showed the decadent side to a part of the world many people have slept on for decades, people have been FASCINATED with the lifestyles of the glitzy and glamorous wealthy people of the area depicted in the film. For instance, Singapore is a place filled with billionaires, big parties and extravagant shows of wealth. So it’s no shock that they have some of the most over the top homes money can buy anywhere in the world. Homes that all have similar themes. They all look futuristic, retro and have ceilings that are so high you could probably stack NBA players in their rooms with no problem whatsoever.
There are several high class bungalows in Singapore that show off the best of what the area has to offer. Decadent, elegant homes with plenty of natural light, modern architectural feats and shockingly large garages show that Singapore may be leading the way in terms of what mansions SHOULD look like in the future. I mean, there’s even a mansion that’s inspired by a stiletto heel. If that isn’t elegance all over, I don’t know what is.
Then there’s a home that takes its inspiration from the most unlikely source imaginable. That would be the Chris Pratt, Jennifer Lawrence film Passengers and the unique white, underlit aesthetic the spaceship featured. A home was literally built inspired by this film and wouldn’t you know it, it actually looks more scifi than the one in the actual scifi movie.
So what is the deal with the futuristic, mulitmillion dollar homes of Singapore? Only one way to find out!
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Written by: Jordan Phillips
Narrated by: Jordan Phillips
Edited by: Gonzalo L
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:11 Stiletto House
02:15 The Passengers Home
04:06 The Rarely Available Jewel
06:19 Caldecott Hill Estate
08:07 Villa Otto
09:38 Outro
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@christineparis5607 Жыл бұрын

I used to envy the big mansion owners, until I had a friend who lived in one. There were NINE bathrooms (for two people)! The place was huge, and beautiful, but they had to employ a ton of help, so they were rarely alone, ever. They had maids, housekeepers (to boss the maids) a cook, gardeners, a driver to take care of all the cars, a laundry lady, an assistant to do errands, a secretary, and so on. The place was packed with strangers all the time. They ate out almost every day, so the cook never did anything but make little snacks because no one actually ate there. The place was so starched and scrubbed that sitting on the couch was a risk, because if you leaned on a cushion and got up, someone would be right behind you, patting that cushion back to perfection before you even got out of the room. It was unbelievably uncomfortable to be there. Of course, all these people were making good money, so there were spats, cliques, complaints and wars among the hired hands, which made it even more awful. Yes, it was beautiful, but forget it! When my husband and I inherited an old family home we booked out of our 500 sq. Ft. Apartment and set up in our own "mini mansion". I took care of it myself, which almost killed me, so now, after 25 years, I'm ready to live van life or just stay in motels for the rest of my life, taking care of a place can just be a headache, we had fun, but I'm done, downsizing is the new chic, imo....

@seabreeze667 Жыл бұрын

Agree. No matter how wealthy I am, I'll always be an apartment person than landed house or mansion person. I dont like to have neighbors though but modern apartments are getting more and more privacy.

@christineparis5607 Жыл бұрын

@@seabreeze667 My husbands dream life is to live in a nice hotel...it's kind of a Texan thing. The owner of the gigantic King Ranch spent the last 20 years of his life living in the Menger Hotel in San Antonio. He was older and often ill, and wanted to be near doctors. The ranch was way off in the middle of nowhere, so he made himself a home out of a big suite upstairs. After he died, he started haunting the place! His beautiful suite of rooms was kept the way he left it and you can stay in it. I'd love to live there! It's so beautiful and right on the Riverwalk, which curves for miles and miles through town and out into the country.

@arifjay_98 Жыл бұрын

@@seabreeze667 wait till ur upstairs neighbour 😂stomping on the ground lol

@seabreeze667 Жыл бұрын

@@arifjay_98 🤦‍♀️ neighborhood is important too

@goodthoughts7 Жыл бұрын

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@MichaelThomas-we2zp Жыл бұрын

I'm from the UK and everytime I hear 'bungalow' I think one floor and no up and no downstairs. I'm disabled and can't get one so live in a 3 bed home and have to use a stair lift that's so slow I wish that gremlins would put a rocket on it lol.

@Jasmine_DD 8 ай бұрын

It's important to find a home that you feel comfortable and happy in.

@loyckfiona 6 ай бұрын

Truly beautiful art looking house.

@nobodynoonenowhere5609 Жыл бұрын

Shout out from Singapore 🇸🇬

@scubatrucker6806 Жыл бұрын

Beautiful Mansion ❤❤

@candiceperry7916 Жыл бұрын

It is awesome to go to Singapore for vacation

@invoker123 Жыл бұрын

Why ? It’s horrible here

@auro1986 Жыл бұрын

the black money heaven of the east for america and europe

@Khabib9-z8w Жыл бұрын

A big house need to be filled with love,with family,your parents,your children,and few years later your grandkids,that’s the ideal,can build a soccer field behind so all nephews can come over and play football over the weekend😅 really can do alot activity in a big house,can build huge prayer room,meditation room,even aquarium 😆,and some horse stable 😂 just joking,plant few fruit 🌲