Vedanta Group Chairman Anil Agarwal owns one of London's most iconic private residences—a magnificent mansion at Carlton House Terrace in the prestigious St. James's district. More than just a luxury home, this Grade-I listed property is a piece of British history dating back nearly 200 years.
Purchased in 2015 for around £95 million (approximately ₹1,000 crore at the time), the mansion is renowned for its royal architecture, luxurious interiors, and extraordinary features, including a banquet hall that can transform into a swimming pool.
Designed by Buckingham Palace's Architect
The historic residence was originally designed in the 1820s by legendary British architect John Nash, the visionary behind the expansion of Buckingham Palace, Regent Street, and several iconic Regency-era landmarks.
Because of its historical significance, the building is classified as a Grade-I Listed property, placing it among Britain's most protected and prestigious heritage buildings.
A Historic Landmark With a Royal Legacy
Originally built for Britain's elite, Carlton House Terrace later housed several government offices before becoming one of London's most exclusive residential addresses.
Instead of constructing a new mansion, Anil Agarwal restored and modernized this historic property while carefully preserving its architectural heritage.
Bought for Nearly ₹1,000 Crore
According to reports, Anil Agarwal acquired the mansion in 2015 for approximately £95 million, making it one of London's biggest luxury residential deals of the year.
The purchase attracted global attention across both Indian and British real estate markets.
Luxury Meets Heritage
Spread across nearly 50,000 square feet, the mansion combines centuries-old architecture with state-of-the-art luxury amenities.
Some of its standout features include:
Grand reception hall with royal interiors
Magnificent chandeliers and ornate staircases
High ceilings with heritage architecture
Glass elevator
Private spa and fully equipped gym
Dedicated temple
Smart-home technology
Banquet hall that converts into a swimming pool
Prime location near Buckingham Palace and St. James's Park
Millions Spent on Restoration
Transforming a two-century-old heritage building into a modern luxury residence required extensive restoration. While the exact renovation cost has never been officially disclosed, reports suggest millions of pounds were invested in conservation, interiors, and advanced infrastructure.
More Than a Luxury Home
Anil Agarwal's London residence represents a rare blend of historic British architecture, world-class luxury, and modern engineering. Today, it is regarded as one of London's most prestigious private homes and remains a symbol of heritage, elegance, and global luxury living.
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