The newly-built 91,500sqft property is located in an exclusive development for the super-rich, Greenfield on the outskirts of Moscow. It is significantly larger than Buckingham Palace, which is 77,000sqft.
Tucked away on 15 acres of land behind a security wall, it has its own helipad, a huge football pitch and a forest where other buildings are hidden, according to a report in the Russian media.
The Interlocutor column on Russian news site Sobesednik tried to track down the owner, which is listed as the ‘Russian Federation’.
Construction was carried out by a company called ‘Property-V’ and its estimated value is £202 million, the report claimed.
Marketing material promoting the exclusive village for the rich said it consists of “stately residences, reminiscent of country castles”.
Andrey Ertman, a representative of the company which was constructing the palace, refused to name the owner when contacted by The Interlocutor.
He said: “This is confidential information.
“Buyers of such assets do not always strive for publicity. This is their right.”
Describing the design of the site, the report claims: “[There are] hectares, where you can jump between the trees, where buildings that are not marked on the cadastral map are also hidden in the foliage, where there is a huge football field and a helipad, so that the road during the master’s visits do not overlap.”
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