7 Most Luxurious Houses of the Politicians in the World

Leaders of nations do not live in ordinary homes. Instead, they retreat to a massive abode that will take your breath away. Their houses are so luxurious and expensive that even a glimpse of them will leave you in awe.

Posted On August 18th, 2021

Rashtrapati Bhavan (India)

The nation's current president, Ram Nath Kovind, is located at the western end of Rajpath in New Delhi and was built between 1912 and 1929. The residence is spread over 200,000 square meters and has four floors with 340 rooms.

Zhongnanhai (China)

This is the residence of the nation's current president, Xi Jinping, build in 1421 by Yuan Shika. The house is located in Beijing's Imperial City and covers an area of 3,439,830 square meters.

Cheong Wa Dae (South Korea)

It is the official residence of the country's current president, Moon Jae-in, and literally means "pavilion of blue tiles." This stunning residence was built between 1989 and 1991 and spanned 250,000 square meters.

Grand Kremlin Palace (Russia)

This structure, completed in 1495, serves as the residence of the country's current president, Vladimir Putin, and as the administrative center of the Russian government. This fortified complex, which covers an area of approximately 275,000 square meters, was built by the Russian ruling dynasty of the Rurikids.

Quinta De Olivos (Argentina)

This is the official residence of the country's current president, Alberto Fernández, and was built in 1854. This residence in Olivos, Buenos Aires, is 8,093 square metres in size.

White House (USA)

This is the official residence of the country's current president, Joe Biden. This 5,110-square-metre structure was constructed between 1792 and 1800. It has over 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, and three lifts. James Hoban, an Irish architect, designed the iconic structure.

Buckingham Palace (London)

This is Queen Elizabeth II's official residence, and it was originally known as Buckingham House. It is spread over 77,000 square meters and was built in 1703. Inside the palace, there are approximately 775 rooms, a post office, a cinema hall, a swimming pool, and even a jeweler's workshop