Do you know there was a time when Sea Wind in Mumbai was the official residence of India’s richest business family, the Ambanis. Industrialist Dhirubhai Ambani lived with his wife and two sons, Mukesh and Anil Ambani in this 14-storey building. The building located in the Cuffe Parade area of South Mumbai, now stands empty after the family business was divided and the brothers chose to live separately. While Mukesh Ambani moved into his lavish home, Antilia, Anil Ambani now resides in Abode, a luxurious 17-storey building in the city.
Dhirubhai Ambani had purchased Sea Wind in the 1980s, and after his death, when the assets were divided between his sons, Mukesh and Anil, Sea Wind went to Anil. He (Anil Ambani) lived there with his family for many years before moving to his new home, Abode, in Pali Hill. Learn more about Dhirubhai Ambani's bungalow, Sea Wind in this article.
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Where is Sea Wind located?
The 14-storey luxurious home, 'Sea Wind', is located in the Cuffe Parade area of South Mumbai, overlooking the Arabian Sea. This residential building was once home to the entire Ambani family, who used to live under one roof. Dhirubhai had purchased this building in the 1980s, and it is said that Sea Wind was also the center of Reliance's growth. Dhirubhai spent the last years of his life in this building which was very close to his heart.
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Who owns Sea Wind and what's its value?
After his death, Mukesh and Anil Ambani went their separate ways, and their residences became separate as well. Mukesh Ambani now lives with his family in Antilia, considered one of the world’s most expensive homes. Sea Wind, estimated to be worth approximately Rs 5,000 crore (around 600 million USD), is still owned by his brother Anil Ambani. Spread across 160,000 square feet, the luxurious property boasts numerous modern amenities. Despite relocating, Anil Ambani continues to retain ownership of the family’s former residence at Sea Wind.
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