Inside Lalit Modi’s luxurious home: 13 photos and videos that take you inside his 5-storey mansion in London which has 14 rooms, 7 bathrooms, a dedicated elevator and so much more

Business tycoon and former cricket administrator Lalit Modi is dating former Miss Universe, Sushmita Sen. Modi announced his relationship with Aarya actress on his Instagram account last week, while also mentioning that the two are dating, and not engaged or married.

Lalit Modi is best known for being the man behind the Indian Premier League (IPL). It was he who pitched the idea of a T20 league to the BCCI in 2007 after India won the inaugural edition of the T20 World Cup. Lalit Modi became the first chairman of the IPL which is now one of the biggest tournaments in the world, but in 2010, he was suspended by the Indian Cricket Board on several charges, including financial irregularities. Three years later in 2013, Modi was banned for life by BCCI after being found guilty of the charges. Shortly after that, he moved to London with his family comprising his wife Minal Modi, who died of cancer in 2018, and children Aliya and Ruchir.

Modi, who was born to a wealthy business family in Delhi, has a net worth of a whopping $570 million (Rs 4,555 crore), per Aaj Tak. He is currently the president and managing director of Modi Enterprises, which was established by his grandfather, Gujar Mal Modi in 1933. The Modi Group has businesses in several sectors like fashion, chemicals, healthcare, retail, salon, travel, personal care, entertainment and FMCG. The long list of brands owned by the company includes KK Modi educational institute, Modicare, Beacon Travels, Colorbar, Pan Vilas Pan Masala, Ego Italian restaurant and Godfrey Phillips.

The current valuation of Modi Enterprises, per Aaj Tak, is over $1.5 billion (approx 12,000 crore). It is thus hardly surprising that Lalit Modi lives a super luxurious life in London, and his residence is in one of the poshest localities.

Inside Lalit Modi’s luxurious home: 13 Photos and videos that take you inside his 5-storey mansion in London that consists of 14 rooms, 7 bathrooms, a dedicated elevator and much more

Lalit Modi moved to London in 2010, claiming that he received threats to his life in India after being suspended by the IPL. Modi lives in a five storey mansion in London which is spread across 7000 square feet, as per NDTV. The luxurious property is located in Sloane Street in upmarket Belgravia and consists of 14 rooms and an inbuilt elevator. As per another report in news18, the mansion also has seven bathrooms, two guest rooms, four reception rooms and two kitchens. The mansion, however, has been leased by him and not owned.

“Staying true to his personal style, Modi's 7000 sqft 5-storey mansion comes with eight double bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two guest rooms, four reception rooms, two kitchens and a dedicated lift. The unfurnished mansion, which had been on the market for an affordable rent of £11,500 (approximately Rs 12 lakh per month) till Modi moved in, has been taken on a long lease with a provision for extensions,” news18 quoted from a report by luxury lifestyle website luxpresso.

The interiors of the mansion look exquisitely royal, as can be seen in the photos shared on Instagram by Lalit Modi and his son Ruchir Modi. Take a look.