Inside Lord Alan Sugar’s millionaire mansions across the world including very unusual room

In addition to the boardroom, Lord Alan Sugar has a lavish collection of properties and is returning to our screens for the new season of The Apprentice to give a candidate a life-changing investment.

The business tycoon, 77, and face of BBC’s The Apprentice, is reportedly the 159th richest person in the UK with an estimated net worth of £1.082 billion. According to The Times’ 2024 Rich List, he was born in an East London council flat, where he was raised, and where his property list has grown to complement the lavish lifestyle he has ascended to become a billionaire in 2015.

In an effort to remain close to London, Lord Sugar purchased a historic five-bedroom home for $800,000 in 1981. He resided in the Essex pad in Chigwell with his wife, Ann Simons and raised their three now-adult children, Simon, Daniel and Louise.

According to Land Registry documents, his daughter took over the ownership of the mansion in 2021 for £8.5million – impressively without a mortgage. She is said to have undergone a significant transformation since purchasing the property, including plans to increase the size by a third to include a posh yoga studio, dog room, and a spa.

As well as this Essex property, Lord Sugar previously owned a £8.4million waterside six-bedroom mansion in Boca Raton, Florida. According to reports, this particular state has the third-highest average household income in the state and the third-highest in the US. In 2020, he confirmed that he “no longer” had the home in Florida during an online feud with Piers Morgan.

In response to Lord Sugar’s tweet, “Billionaire hiding safely in his luxury Florida home demands the right for British people to go out sunbathing,” he responded, “Just so you know I don’t have a house any more in Florida. This is rubbish info @piersmorgan has spread up against me. I have a flat with a balcony. Pool area closed, no tennis, no golf, no boats all by law. 1 hour exercise”.

Despite selling one property in the Sunshine State, the following month, Lord Sugar took to X, formerly Twitter, to advertise a £10.5million luxurious six-bedroom and seven-bathroom Florida mansion that was owned by one of his companies. Because one bathroom is never enough, the Palm Beach waterfront property had an enormous swimming pool, a bar, and two bathrooms in the master bedroom.

Lord Sugar also made a cool profit of over £4 million by selling a six-bedroom villa in Costa del Sol for about £3.5 million in 2015. Set on a private road near the beach, the abode was a stunning three-storey Spanish mustard-painted villa.

Source: Mirror