John Paulson

The sprawling estate covering 8.9 acres has seven bedrooms, eight-and-a-half bath places, access to Lake Aspen and a 35-foot wall of glass offering a superb view of Colorado.

John Paulson bought a super luxury home in the year 2012 valued at about 49 million USD from Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan, a former ambassador to the U.S. It’s a gargantuan ski ranch built in 1991 & was once valued at about 135 million USD. It is considered to be one of the most expensive homes ever put up for sale in America and is currently ranked third in the list of the most expensive U.S. homes.

Location: It is located in Aspen, Colorado & is estimated to be the biggest ranch in that area.

Accommodation: The massive 95 acre estate covers a total area of 55000 square foot. The custom built ski ranch has 15 bedrooms along with 27 bathrooms. All the bedrooms have adjoining patios. The architecture of this mansion carries a signature rustic style. Huge wooden beams & stone columns adorn it. It has an internal lift & a centerpiece lodge bigger than that present in the White House.

Features: The house is equipped with several awe inspiring features like heated horse stables, racquetball court, tennis court, sauna, indoor gymnasium, indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi & a beauty parlor. There is little need to go outside the ranch to enjoy the joys of skiing and horse-riding since the estate has its own inbuilt ski trail & equestrian range. Anglers can enjoy fishing in the estate’s fishing pond. A walk around the estate provides a breathtaking view of sculptured gardens & reflection pools. The massive kitchen is capable of dishing up meals for hundreds of people. The mammoth garage is fitted with facilities like car wash, gas pumps & mechanical workshop to effectively service cars. It even has its own sewage treatment facility. 

Neighborhood: Paulson has some of the wealthiest people in world like Chelsea owner "Roman Abramovich" and CEO of Dell Computers "Michael Dell" for company in his neighborhood.

The hedge fund manager announced a donation of $15 million towards the largest children’s maternity hospital complex in Latin America.The hospital in Guayaguil, Ecuador will be named after Paulson’s father, Alfredo Paulson, who was born in the city in 1923.

John Paulson donated $20-million to New York University’s Stern School of Business from where he earned his bachelor’s degree in 1978.

Paulson donated $15 million to the Center for Responsible Lending.