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29.87m  /  98' | hodgdon yachts | 2006.

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The 29.87m/98' sail yacht 'Delta House' (ex. Windcrest) was built by Hodgdon Yachts in the United States. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Fontaine Design Group.

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Delta House has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests in 3 suites. She is also capable of carrying up to 4 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

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Delta House is built with a wood hull and wood superstructure, with teak decks. Powered by 1 x diesel Lugger (L-6108A2) engines, she comfortably cruises at 9 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 10 knots with a range of up to 1,400 nautical miles from her 5,000 litre fuel tanks at 9 knots. Her water tanks store around 4,000 Litres of fresh water. She was built to ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) classification society rules.

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For the cost of an upmarket spa or safari holiday a family can charter  a private yacht. A group of friends spending perhaps £5000 per head on a vacation can enjoy a stupendous vessel on a fully-inclusive basis. With no costs while on board, the economics of a charter are predictable and very convincing, the "bragging rights", peerless and the repeat factor very high.

The Yacht House has been established to open up yacht holidays to a wider audience. Many yacht owners complain about inadequate utilisation of their vessels, obtaining only a few weeks charter a year.

For agents and travel designers the problem of finding genuinely unique and experiential opportunities for their clients looms ever more large.

As the world shrinks with the relentless growth of cheap air travel so the inaccessible becomes accessible and the remote commonplace.  The solution is a holiday on a private crewed yacht. Impeccable service, the finest food, utter privacy and total control over where to go and what to do.

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16 superyachts owned by Russian oligarchs

Western sanctions over moscow's invasion of ukraine led to many luxury vessels being detained in europe.

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A Guide To All The Outrageous Mansions And Estates Owned By Sanctioned Russian Billionaires

Alisher Usmanov's Sutton Place estate in Surrey, England.

Forbes uncovered at least 156 properties—worth a collective $5.6 billion—held by 30 targeted Russian-born oligarchs, ranging from a posh Manhattan townhouse to a grand Italian villa. All are at risk of seizure.

Updated on September 14, 2023. The map in this article has not been updated with the additional properties included since its initial publication in March 2022.

R ussian oligarchs looking to hide their “ill-begotten gains” from sanctions may be able to evade the authorities in a superyacht or private jet, but good luck moving that $190 million villa on the French Riviera.

On March 3, the U.S. and the United Kingdom ratcheted up the pressure on Russian billionaires reportedly close to Vladimir Putin when they simultaneously announced an asset freeze and travel ban on prolific investor Alisher Usmanov. The 68-year-old metals magnate had already been sanctioned three days earlier by the European Union, making him one of 50 Russian-born billionaires sanctioned by the EU, U.S., U.K. Switzerland, Canada or Japan since the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014; 24 were hit for the first time in the past month since Russian troops invaded Ukraine.

Two of Usmanov’s most prized assets—the 16th-century Sutton Place estate in Surrey and the Beechwood House mansion in London—are located in England. According to a press release by the British government announcing the sanctions , both properties have now been frozen, and no "British citizen or business" can deal with Usmanov. In practice, this means Usmanov can’t sell, rent, or receive any economic benefits from the homes.

He’s not the only sanctioned Russian-born billionaire with significant real estate holdings outside of Russia. Nor is he the only one with homes in Western capitals. Forbes uncovered at least 156 properties owned by 30 sanctioned Russian-born oligarchs, stretching from Connecticut to Sardinia. By Forbes ’ count, these properties are collectively worth $5.6 billion.

While asset freezes and travel bans may block these oligarchs from visiting their far-flung homes, it doesn’t mean they immediately lose control of them. That’s in part because it’s not always easy to pin the ownership on them. Putin ally Oleg Deripaska was first sanctioned by the U.S. in 2018, and two of his properties—one in Washington, D.C. and another in New York City—were raided by the FBI in October 2021. But their ownership still hasn’t changed: Forbes reviewed property records in both cities that show both of those properties, plus a third in Manhattan that’s been linked to Deripaska, are still owned by three Delaware-based LLCs that bought them prior to the sanctions. A spokesperson for Deripaska told the Washington Post on March 1 that the homes are owned by his relatives.

A common way to get around sanctions, according to Alexi Fehlman, an analyst at data intelligence firm Sayari Labs who specializes in Eurasia and Russia, is to transfer properties to a relative or a close associate. “Even though there's a push to seize assets, that's going to be complicated," Fehlman says. "Legally, a lot of the time they're not necessarily the owners of the property. Often it'll be an [offshore] entity.”

Still, the U.S. and its allies in Europe have recently indicated they will step up enforcement of sanctions and seize any assets held by sanctioned individuals. On March 2, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced a new task force named "KleptoCapture" that will target Russian oligarchs and use asset forfeiture to seize the holdings of sanctioned individuals. That includes using "cutting-edge investigative techniques" such as data analytics, cryptocurrency tracing, foreign intelligence sources and information from financial regulators to identify any sanctions evasion.

Here are the mansions, villas and luxury apartments held by sanctioned Russian-born billionaires outside of Russia:

Alexander Abramov

Sanctioned by: u.k., australia, citizenship: russia, properties in: prague, czech republic; mykonos, greece; auckland and hikurangi, new zealand; west caicos, turks and caicos islands, total estimated value: $30 million.

Alexander Abramov owns several properties in New Zealand, where the steel tycoon had to apply for the right to own property in the country in 2015 and 2020. Abramov owns a 39-apartment complex the Auckland suburb of Morningside, as well as the Helena Bay Lodge, a "delightfully intimate retreat" set on 800 acres of farmland and native forest replete with four private beaches, a 25-metre heated swimming pool, outdoor firepit and and a luxury yacht. In October 2022, the New Zealand government sanctioned Abramov but limited the sanctions to a travel ban for Abramov and his family, including on his aircraft and vessels, without targeting his properties in the country.

The Guardian reported in April 2022 that Abramov, alongside his business partner Alexander Frolov, owns several other properties through British Virgin Islands-based Vollin Holdings Ltd. The assets held through Vollin include the Caribbean resort island of West Caicos, in the Turks and Caicos islands; a golf course community in Prague with homes, a hotel and a spa; a part-built hotel with land in Mykonos, Greece; and several commercial properties in the U.K., worth more than $120 million.

Helena Bay, New Zealand, home to Abramov's Helena Bay Lodge.

Roman Abramovich

Sanctioned by: u.k., eu, canada, australia, switzerland, citizenship: russia, israel, portugal, properties in: cap d'antibes, france; st. barths; snowmass village, colorado; london, u.k.; salzburg, austria, total estimated value: $610 million.

The crown jewel in Abramovich’s extensive property portfolio is 16 Kensington Palace Gardens, a 15-bedroom mansion that neighbors several embassies and Kensington Palace, a residence of the British royal family. The stuccoed three-story home was once occupied by the diplomatic mission of the Soviet Union . According to British property records, Abramovich owns it via Cyprus-based A. Corp Trustee Limited—a firm that lists its address at Stamford Bridge, the stadium of Abramovich’s most famous asset, English Premier League team Chelsea F.C. (While Abramovich owns the home, the land still belongs to the British monarchy’s Crown Estate.) Elsewhere in the British capital, he owns 100 Cheyne Walk, a home in the 18th-century Lindsey House building with gardens and pleasure grounds , which he owns through British Virgin Islands-based Harley’s House Limited, according to British property records; and reportedly owns an apartment in nearby Cheyne Terrace, featuring a temperature-controlled wine cellar and a 6,000-square-foot penthouse at the top of the 37-story Chelsea Waterfront development, which features a swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, gym and steam room.

Outside of the U.K., Abramovich also owns the 32,000-square-foot Chateau de la Croë in Cap d’Antibes on the French Riviera, an estate built on more than 17 acres of land with 12 bedrooms and a swan-shaped bathtub , formerly owned by King Edward VIII of Great Britain. His daughter Anna owns a 320,000-square-foot lakeside property on Lake Fuschl in Salzburg, Austria.

In the Americas, his holdings include a 70-acre estate on Governor Beach in the wealthy island of St. Barths in the Caribbean, with Balinese bungalows and several tennis courts and swimming pools; a nearly 13,000-square-foot, 11-bedroom mansion with a private pool and spa at 1200 Ridge of Wildcat Drive in Snowmass, Colorado and a 5,500-square-foot, 3-bedroom house nearby at 303 Aspen Way in Snowmass Village.

Both Chateau de la Croë and his St. Barts estate have been frozen by French authorities.

He previously owned two co-op apartments on East 73rd Street and four townhomes on East 75th Street in New York City—including three adjacent properties at 9, 11 and 13 East 75th that he consolidated into a six-story, 31,500-square-foot home which will become the largest single residence in Manhattan upon its completion—before transferring all six properties to his ex-wife Dasha Zhukova for a combined $92.3 million in 2018, according to property records. The mammoth residence at 9-13 East 75th will feature a swimming pool surrounded by a glass-paneled wall , a rooftop garden and an art gallery. A representative for Abramovich did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Roman Abramovich's Chateau de la Croë in Cap d'Antibes, France.

Vagit Alekperov

Sanctioned by: u.k., australia, canada, properties in: barcelona, spain; sofia, bulgaria, total estimated value: $80 million.

Alekperov’s wife, Larisa and their son, Yusuf are the beneficial owners of a Luxembourg investment company named SQC Opportunity SCA SICAV-RAIF. According to its 2020 annual report, SQC Opportunity owns Spain-based P. Francesc Macià S.L., which owns 100% of “a mixed-use real estate development of eight floors of high-end apartments and a commercial unit in the ground floor” in Barcelona. The firm also owns 100% of another Luxembourg-based firm, Bulgaria Boulevard Holdings S.a.r.l., which owns a 334,000-square-foot shipping mall and two office towers—the 210,000-square-foot Infinity Tower and the 172,000-square-foot Office Tower B—in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Igor Altushkin

Sanctioned by: u.k., properties in: london, u.k., total estimated value: $20 million.

Altushkin and his wife, Tatiana—a British citizen—own a three-story stucco house in London, reportedly formerly owned by Madonna, which they purchased for $7.4 million in 2000. First built in 1862, the home features Doric columns and a balustraded balcony and overlooks Holland Park in the exclusive London neighborhood of Kensington.

Sanctioned by: U.S., EU, U.K., Canada, Switzerland, Australia

Citizenship: russia, latvia, properties in: surrey, u.k.; sardinia, italy; latvia, total estimated value: $160 million.

Aven owns Ingliston House, a large estate with 18 rooms, a gym and a saltwater pool , on 8.5 acres adjacent to a golf course in the gated Wentworth Estate in Surrey, England. The wealthy banker reportedly installed “intelligent” electronic fencing , a two-story octagonal guardhouse and a bombproof shelter to make it "KGB-proof." Aven owns the property through a Cyprus-based company named Servilia Properties Limited, per British property records. He also owns one third of a villa in Sardinia, Italy, which was frozen by Italian authorities on March 16. A luxury mountain home in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland reportedly owned by Aven was seized by Swiss authorities on March 21. According to the Baltic Center for Investivative Journalism Re:Baltica , Aven also owns 28 properties in Latvia, including a manor named "Klauģu" set on nearly 150 acres of land in Lazdona. A representative for Aven did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Andrei Bokarev

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k., australia, properties in: paris, ramatuelle and saint-tropez, france, total estimated value: n/a.

Railway equipment billionaire Andrei Bokarev owns several properties in France. Through the real estate companies Immobilier Albert 1er SCI, SCI Serenity Capital, Casa Lea II Property SCI and Bel'Ombre SCI, Bokarev and his family members own real estate in Paris, a short walk away from the Champs-Élysées; and in Ramatuelle and Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera.

Oleg Deripaska

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k., eu, canada, switzerland, australia, properties in: courchevel, paris and saint-tropez, france; porto cervo, italy; new york city and washington d.c., u.s.; lech, austria; london, u.k., total estimated value: $1.4 billion.

Deripaska’s properties in the U.S. include a five-story home on New York’s Upper East Side at 11 East 64th St, purchased through Delaware-based Vesta International LLC for $42.5 million in 2008; a three-story townhouse in Manhattan’s West Village at 12 Gay St, purchased through Delaware-based Lucina International LLC for $4.5 million in 2006; and a nearly 12,000-square-foot mansion with 7 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms near Embassy Row in Washington, D.C. at 2501 30th Street NW, purchased through Delaware-based Hestia International LLC for $15 million in 2006. All three properties are still owned by the same entities, despite the fact that the metals mogul had his assets frozen by the U.S. Treasury Department in 2018.

He previously owned Hamstone House in the exclusive St. George's Hill private gated community in Surrey, an estate with 5 bedrooms and 8 acres of grounds, replete with an 8-foot Venetian glass chandelier as well as a gym, spa, sauna, tennis court and a heated swimming pool. Deripaska owned the mansion through Cyprus-based Edenfield Investments Limited, according to British property records, and the property was recently on the market for $17.5 million. In 2018, Edenfield Investments Limited was transferred to his ex-wife Polina Yumasheva—the step-granddaughter of former Russian president Boris Yeltsin—according to an annual report filed by Edenfield.

Elsewhere in England, Deripaska owns a residence with 7 bedrooms, a home cinema, a gym and a Turkish steam bath on 5 Belgrave Square in the chic London neighborhood of Belgravia, bought through British Virgin Islands-based Ravellot Limited, per British property records. He also owns an adjacent property—a “mews house” in what was once a service road for the estate in the 19th century, originally intended for stable horses and servants—with an additional four bedrooms and two garages.

Deripaska also holds several properties across Europe, according to data from the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP). He owns a sprawling hilltop mansion with two neoclassical marble palaces, olive groves and a swimming pool on the Adriatic coast in Kotor, Montenegro, through British Virgin Islands-based Advante Management Corp. as well as a villa with a swimming pool in Paphos, Cyprus.

Through several French companies owned by his mother, Valentina, and his cousin, Pavel Ezubov, Deripaska also owns several properties in France and Italy : a luxury apartment and a mansion in central Paris; four villas in Sardinia , including the 31,200-square-foot Villa Walkirie in Porto Cervo, replete with a swimming pool and health spa ; several properties in the French ski town of Courchevel; and the 15,000-square-foot Villa Herakles in Saint-Tropez, which features a helicopter pad, two swimming pools and a tennis court . According to data from OCCRP, Deripaska also owns the 5-star Aurelio Lech Ski Hotel in Lech, Austria, which features a spa, chalet and an indoor swimming pool; he owns it through Ezubov’s Russia-based Gost Hotel Management LLC. Ezubov was sanctioned by the U.K. on April 13 , and the properties in Courchevel and one of the homes in Paris have been frozen by French authorities .

A representative for Deripaska did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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12 Gay Street in New York City.

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Mikhail Fridman

Citizenship: russia, israel, properties in: london, u.k.; jūrmala, latvia, total estimated value: $125 million.

His Athlone House is a Victorian-era gothic estate in the wealthy north London neighborhood of Highgate. Built on five acres of landscaped gardens designed to mimic the Palace of Versailles, it’s located next door to Usmanov’s Beechwood House. The mansion had been in disrepair until Fridman purchased it in 2016 for roughly $90 million and restored it, adding an underground swimming pool, a yoga room and an observatory . Fridman owns it directly, according to British property records.

He also owns a three-story stuccoed home in the leafy St. John’s Wood district of northwest London at 25 Cavendish Close, which he owns through Jersey-based Oak Trustees (Jersey) Limited and Oak Services (Jersey) Limited, per British property records. He purchased it in 2002 and used it as his main residence as recently as 2020, according to British court records. He also owns a two-story, 6,500-square-foot residence in the seaside resort town of Jūrmala, Latvia —reportedly used by his parents . The property, which Fridman purchased for $5.9 million, has been seized by Latvian authorities, according to the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism Re:Baltica. A representative for Fridman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Alexander Frolov

Properties in: london and weybridge, u.k.; prague, czech republic; mykonos, greece; west caicos, turks and caicos islands, total estimated value: $47 million.

The Guardian reported in April 2022 that Frolov, alongside his business partner Alexander Abramov, owns several other properties through British Virgin Islands-based Vollin Holdings Ltd. The assets held through Vollin include the Caribbean resort island of West Caicos, in the Turks and Caicos islands; a golf course community in Prague with homes, a hotel and a spa; a part-built hotel with land in Mykonos, Greece; and several commercial properties in the U.K., worth more than $120 million.

Frolov also owns two properties in the U.K. through British Virgin Islands-based firms Springvale Worldwide Ltd and Eastcotts Management Ltd: an apartment in the upscale London neighborhood of Knightsbridge, plus a home in St. George's Hill, a gated estate popular with wealthy Russians in Weybridge, southwest of London.

Andrei Guriev

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k..

Guriev owns Witanhurst, a Georgian mansion on five acres of land in the exclusive neighborhood of Highgate in London. The second-largest home in London after Buckingham Palace , Witanhurst features 25 bedrooms, extensive gardens, and a vast basement that reportedly includes a 70-foot swimming pool as well as a cinema, massage rooms, a sauna and a gym; the estate also includes a three-story Georgian villa called the Orangery. Guriev purchased Witanhurst through British Virgin Islands-based Safran Holdings Limited for $93 million in 2008, but the property was transferred to another BVI firm, Boradge Limited, for "over $1.2 million” on April 4, 2017, according to British property records.

Safran Holdings was liquidated on April 25, 2017 , 21 days after Witanhurst was transferred to Boradge, according to British Virgin Islands company records. Previous owners of Witanhurst include members of Syria's Al-Assad family .

Andrei Guriev's Witanhurst estate in 1969.

Mikhail Gutseriev

Sanctioned by: eu, u.k., canada, switzerland, australia, total estimated value: $120 million.

Gutseriev owns a home in the affluent Mayfair section in London. A representative for Gutseriev did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Suleiman Kerimov

Sanctioned by: u.s., eu, u.k., canada, switzerland, japan, australia, properties in: cap d’antibes, france, total estimated value: $275 million.

His four villas in Cap d’Antibes on the French Riviera were embroiled in a tax scandal involving a Swiss company named Swiru Holding AG in 2020. French authorities fined Swiru $1.6 million for alleged tax evasion in the sale of one of the villas, named Hier, to Kerimov in 2008, for a declared amount of $51 million instead of the actual purchase price of nearly $190 million. Located on so-called "Millionaires' Bay," the nearly 13,000-square-foot Hier also served as the backdrop for the 1988 film Dirty Rotten Scoundrels starring Michael Caine .

In May 2020, Kerimov's legal counsel Nikita Sychev issued a statement after the fine was issued, indicating that Kerimov "is not under any investigation in this case and that he has never been convicted by any court whatsoever, in France or abroad." The statement also cites that French courts dismissed prior allegations of money-laundering made against Kerimov, which "caused serious prejudice to [Kerimov] since they constituted the sole basis for the sanctions imposed on him by the [U.S.]" A representative for Kerimov did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

German Khan

Properties in: london and surrey, u.k.; monte argentario, italy, total estimated value: $230 million.

Khan owns three properties in Eaton Square in central London, dubbed “Red Square” for its many wealthy Russian residents . Among his holdings in the area are two adjacent apartments—Flat E, a two-story home with four bedrooms , a library, a bar, and a garden; and the two-story Flat G—as well as 118 Eaton Square, part of an estate built in 1825 with an internal courtyard . According to British property records, he and his wife Anzhelika own flats E and G directly, while they own 118 Eaton Square through Seychelles-based Apilosa Corporation . Anzhelika was sanctioned by the U.K. as well on April 21.

In the land records for Flats E and G, Anzhelika Khan has a registered address at Raven Morrow in Surrey, England, a neoclassical estate located near the home of Khan’s business partner, Pyotr Aven. The mansion was in disrepair as recently as 2020, when a group of urban explorers broke into the 18-bedroom property and filmed the crumbling interiors in a YouTube video . The video shows an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, tennis court and a wine cellar, as well as a large treehouse and smaller properties on the grounds. A spokesperson for Khan told the MailOnline in October 2020 that the property was not abandoned and was occupied by a Russian family that was living there on the behest of Khan and his wife. 'The whole property is in the process of being renovated. This is a multi-stage process,” he said. “So far the Lodge house has been renovated and that part of the project completed, and it has people living in it again.'

Raven Morrow is owned by UK-based Ravenmorrow Limited, which acquired the property for $42 million in December 2021, per British property records; Ravenmorrow was incorporated the same month and the only director is a corporate administrator in Nicosia, Cyprus, a common jurisdiction for offshore assets held by Russian billionaires. Anzhelika Khan had reportedly purchased Raven Morrow in 2014 for $43 million.

Outside of the U.K., Anzhelika owns a 34-bedroom villa on 62 acres of land in the Monte Argentario peninsula in Tuscany, Italy, replete with a helipad, air raid shelter and private access to the sea . She owns the property through British Virgin Islands-based Towntower Properties Limited, according to Italian property records. A representative for Khan did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Eduard Khudainatov

Sanctioned by: eu, properties in: portofino and rome, italy, total estimated value: $56 million.

Khudainatov owns Villa Altachiara, a 30-room mansion surrounded by a 377,000-square-foot park in Portofino on the Italian Riviera. The villa, which also boasts a swimming pool and a private heliport, has a long (and perhaps haunted) history: Originally built in 1874 by Henry Herbert, the Earl of Carnarvon, it later became home to his son, also known as Lord Carnarvon. Lord Carnarvon sponsored Howard Carter's expedition that discovered Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922. In 2001, the villa's then-owner Countess Vacca Agusta died under mysterious circumstances.

Khudainatov purchased the villa at auction in 2015 through Cyprus-based Miasdor Investments Ltd.

He also owns Villa Serena, a large property dating back to the 16th century in Rome’s affluent Parioli neighborhood. Khudainatov acquired the villa in 2014 through Cyprus-based Emiand Investments Ltd., according to Italian property records. Italian authorities froze both Villa Altachiara and Villa Serena in October.

Villa Altachiara.

Alexei Kuzmichev

Properties in: new york city; paris and saint-tropez, france, total estimated value: $100 million.

Fridman and Aven’s business partner, Kuzmichev owns La Petite Ourse villa in the exclusive seaside town of Saint-Tropez on the French Riviera. He owns the villa—which was reportedly purchased for $57 million —through SCI Le Cedre Rouge, according to French corporate records. The home shares a name with two of Kuzmichev’s yachts—the 79-foot La Petite Ourse and the 54-foot La Petite Ourse II —which were frozen by French authorities on March 16 and March 21, respectively.

Forbes found that Kuzmichev also owns three properties in a large residential building at 2 and 4 Rue de Solférino and 9 and 11 Quai Anatole in central Paris, along the Seine and across the river from the Tuileries Gardens, all of which were frozen by French authorities. He owns them through four SCIs, according to French corporate records: RCS Holding 1, RCS Holding 2, RCS Holding 3 and QAF RDS Holding. These properties, as well as La Petite Ourse villa, have all been frozen by French authorities.

Kuzmichev reportedly owns a 10,090-square-foot, four-story townhouse residence with five bedrooms and five bathrooms at 33 East 74th Street in New York City. Known as the “Atterbury Mansion, ” the property was designed by architect Grosvenor Atterbury in 1901 and features a "breathtaking entrance foyer" with white-oak planked floors and a "massive chef's kitchen" with a vein cut marble island, as well as a private entrance and a private and public elevator servicing each floor. Kuzmichev reportedly owns the property via New York-based 33 E74 Corp., per New York property records, and put it up for sale for $41 million in September 2021, only five years after purchasing it in April 2016 for $43 million. All of Kuzmichev’s properties in the U.S. were frozen when he was sanctioned by the Treasury Department on August 11, 2023.

Kuzmichev also reportedly owned the condo at number 4A in the same building, a 3,850-square-foot apartment with three bedrooms and three bathrooms that he acquired for $16 million in February 2016 via New York-based 4A33 E 74 Corp, according to property records. He reportedly sold it for $16 million in 2018, after seeking to combine it with the Atterbury Mansion into one sprawling property.

A representative for Kuzmichev did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Iskander Makhmudov

Properties in: ramatuelle and soings-en-sologne, france, total estimated value: $85 million.

Metals mogul Iskander Makhmudov has a real estate empire in France, with several chateaus and villas in the Loire region and on the French Riviera. Through the real estate firms Les Pins Property SCI and Les Tesnieres Property SCI a, Makhmudov owns the Château Les Pins, a 16th-century hunting château with an indoor swimming pool set on 25 acres of land in Soings-en-Sologne in central France, along with several farmhouses and several hundreds of acres of land in nearby Contres and Fontaines-en-Sologne. Through Menars Property SCI, Makhmudov also owns the Parc de Ménars , a 1,230-acre hunting ground in nearby Menars; the property is next-door to the Château de Menars, a 34-bedroom, 24-bathroom castle that used to belong to the Madame de Pompadour, the official chief mistress of King Louis XV from 1745 to 1751. Makhmudov reportedly sold the Menars property in the summer of 2022, although French property records still show him as the legal representative of Menars Property SCI.

In the south of France, Makhmudov also owns the Villa L'Écossaise, a mansion in the town of Ramatuelle with 360-degree views of the Mediterranean that was once owned by John Reid, the former manager and romantic partner of Elton John. Makhmudov purchased the villa in 2007 and later acquired a neighboring property in 2010 and a third adjoining property in 2011, through the real estate firms Ecossaise Property SCI and Ecossaise Property II SCI.

Dmitry Mazepin

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k., eu, switzerland, canada, australia, properties in: romazzino, italy, total estimated value: $115 million.

Mazepin owns a 25-room, 8,800-square-foot villa named “Rocky Ram” on Cape Capaccio, one of the most exclusive areas in the upscale Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, Italy. The lavish complex—which Mazepin purchased for about $140 million in 2012—also features swimming pools and gardens that extend to the rocky shoreline nearby. Italian authorities froze the property in April 2022.

Dmitry Mazepin's Rocky Ram villa in Sardinia, Italy.

Andrey Melnichenko

Sanctioned by: eu, u.s., u.k., switzerland, australia, properties in: cap d'antibes, france; italy; monaco; new york city; switzerland; u.k., total estimated value: $400 million.

Melnichenko owns several properties across the West, including the four-story Bromar mansion in Monaco , a villa built in a former bank (with its own vault) that now boasts a swimming pool, steam bath, fitness center and a home cinema. He also owns Villa Altair in Cap d’Antibes, France, replete with a home theater, wine cellar, sauna, and a swimming pool . He owns the villa through a French real estate firm, Pershore Comercio International S.a.r.l., which is in turn wholly owned by Melnichenko’s Luxembourg-based firm Jalinon Investments S.a.r.l. The villa has been frozen by French authorities.

Outside of the French Riviera, he and his wife Aleksandra own two penthouses in 110 Central Park South in New York, which they acquired for $12.2 million in 2011 and $12.8 million in 2019, respectively. The former is 2,800 square feet and features two bedrooms, three bathrooms and an 850-square-foot terrace ; the latter spreads out over 3,900 square feet with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a library and a fireplace .

He also owns homes in Italy and Switzerland. His real estate portfolio previously included the the 36-acre Harewood estate in Ascot, England, a mansion with formal gardens, tennis courts and a lake ; Melnichenko owned the property through Jersey-based Harewood House Limited, according to U.K. and Jersey property records.

“Andrey Melnichenko is an international self-made businessman, entrepreneur and investor in children's education,” his spokesperson said in a statement addressing the sanctions. “He has no relation to the tragic events in Ukraine. He has no political affiliations.”

Referring to a meeting with Putin and several Russian businesspeople that Melnichenko attended on February 24, he added: “To draw a parallel between attending a meeting through membership in a business council, just as dozens of businesspeople from both Russia and Europe have done in the past, and undermining or threatening a country is absurd and nonsensical. There is no justification whatsoever for placing him on the EU sanctions list.”

Alexey Mordashov

Sanctioned by: eu, u.k., u.s., switzerland, australia, japan, properties in: portisco, italy.

Mordashov owns a residential complex in the small seaside village of Portisco in northeastern Sardinia, which was frozen by Italian financial police on March 19. He reportedly purchased the 4,300-square-foot property, named Villa Parodi—which features gardens and a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea—for $85 million in 2012. Regional newspaper La Nuova Sardegna reported at the time that the acquisition was investigated for roughly $8 million in unpaid taxes by the local prosecutor’s office. According to Italian corporate filings, he expanded the property in 2015 by purchasing nearby land from the Marina di Portisco yacht marina. A representative for Mordashov did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Vadim Moshkovich

Sanctioned by: eu, u.k., switzerland, canada, australia, properties in: nice, france, total estimated value: $6 million.

Moshkovich owns a villa on nearly 10 acres of land at 56 Boulevard Princesse Grâce de Monaco in Nice on the French Riviera, according to French property records. The villa has been frozen by French authorities. A representative for Moshkovich did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Alexander Ponomarenko

Sanctioned by: eu, u.s., u.k., canada, switzerland, australia, citizenship: russia, cyprus, properties in: saint-jean-cap-ferrat, france, total estimated value: $175 million.

Ponomarenko owns two large villas on 170,000 square feet of land in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat on the French Riviera. The property been frozen by French authorities. A representative for Ponomarenko declined to comment.

Viktor Rashnikov

Properties in: villefranche-sur-mer, france, total estimated value: $200 million.

Through his daughter, Olga, Rashnikov owns the 16-room Villa Nellcôte mansion in Villefranche-sur-Mer on the French Riviera. Olga owns 94% of SCI Nellcote Baie de Villefranche and SCI Baie des Figuiers, the companies that own the property, and Rashnikov is also a director at both firms, per French property records.

Built in the 1890s, the Belle Époque villa features a swimming pool and crystal chandeliers and has had some notable residents: it was occupied by the Gestapo during the Nazi occupation of France in the 1940s and was rented by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones in 1971 .

Forbes found that Rashnikov also owns three properties at 24 Avenue Gabriel in central Paris, all of which were frozen by French authorities. He owns the apartments, located directly across the street from the Élysee Palace—the presidential residence currently occupied by French President Emmanuel Macron—through SCI Parc Gabriel, per French corporate records. Abramovich’s ex-wife Irina Malandina owns an apartment in the same building worth $17.5 million, according to the Organized Crime and Corruption Project’s Russian Asset Tracker project , which Forbes is participating in. All of Rashnikov’s properties in France have been frozen by French authorities.

A representative for Rashnikov did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg at Villa Nellcote in 1971.

Arkady Rotenberg

Sanctioned by: eu, u.k., u.s., australia, canada, japan, switzerland, properties in: rome, sardinia and tarquinia, italy; surrey, u.k.; saint-jean-cap-ferrat, france, total estimated value: $170 million.

Putin’s onetime judo partner, Rotenberg owns several properties in Italy, including two villas in the luxe Costa Smeralda in Sardinia; a villa and an apartment in southern Sardinia; a villa in the hilltop town of Tarquinia, north of Rome; and the 4-star Berg Luxury Hotel in central Rome near the Spanish Steps. The properties, which he owned through Cyprus-based Olpon Investments Limited, were reportedly valued at $40 million in 2014. In September that year, Italian authorities froze those assets after the EU imposed sanctions on him as a result of Russia’s annexation of Crimea. Rotenberg sued the EU over the sanctions and obtained a partial annulment in November 2016, when the General Court of the European Union upheld them but revoked the "restrictive measures" applied from July 30, 2014 to March 14, 2015—a period of time that covers the Italian government’s freezing of his assets.

Arkady is still the sole shareholder of Olpon, according to filings from the Cyprus Registrar of Companies. According to Italian property records, Arkady still owns 50% of Aurora 31—the company that owns the Berg Luxury Hotel—through Olpon Investments Limited. The other 50% is owned by another Cyprus-based firm, Logotax Developments Limited, which is owned by Boris. Arkady also owns Villa Shoshana, a 97,000-square-foot estate in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat near Nice on the French Riviera. He owns the property through Luxembourg-based Lucasnel SA, according to Luxembourg and French corporate records. French authorities have frozen Villa Shoshana.

Another one of Rotenberg’s properties, the Upper Ribsden estate in Surrey, England, has been entangled in a dispute with his ex-wife Natalia since their divorce in 2013. Rotenberg acquired the home for $44 million in 2012 through British Virgin Islands-based Ravendark Holdings Limited, which still owns the home, per British property records. According to court filings , Ravendark obtained the funds to purchase the estate through a loan provided by Cyprus-based Olpon, which is still owned by Rotenberg. (Part of the loan was also used to buy a Bentley.) The 27,000-square-foot manor features an Italian glass chandelier and a curved marble staircase and is set in six acres surrounded by woods and the Sunningdale golf course. Amenities include a 42-foot swimming pool, games suite, cinema, and a wine cellar.

In July 2016, a British court ordered Rotenberg to transfer the property to Natalia, a decision that was upheld in August 2019 and again in January 2021, when a British judge ruled that Ravendark holds the property "on resulting trust for" Rotenberg and that he is the "sole beneficial owner." Rotenberg appealed that decision and won the latest round in the long-running saga in November 2021, when a panel of three judges ruled that Rotenberg's ownership of the property "has not yet been properly determined" and ordered a full rehearing. A representative for Rotenberg did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Boris Rotenberg

Sanctioned by: eu, u.k., u.s., australia, canada, japan, citizenship: russia, finland, properties in: èze and mouans-sartoux, france; garkalne, latvia; london, u.k., total estimated value: $60 million.

Arkady’s brother, Boris, owns two large villas in the town of Èze on the French Riviera, as well as a 72-acre estate with a horse breeding business, which he owns with his wife, Karina, in nearby Mouans-Sartoux. According to a 2018 investigation by OCCRP, in collaboration with French daily Le Monde and Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta , Rotenberg’s ownership of the Mouans-Sartoux estate was routed through a complex ownership structure including a Monaco-based company named Tannor 2. The villas in Èze, totaling 14,000 square feet including a swimming pool, were valued at $37 million in 2008. In 2009, Rotenberg obtained initial authorization for a third villa with a pool, tennis court and a private funicular; work was stopped for unknown reasons and the project was reauthorized in 2015, with construction resuming in 2018. Rotenberg did not comment on the investigation, but a source close to the family told OCCRP that the family doesn’t own the Èze home and rents it from an undisclosed landlord.

Boris and Karina also directly own three properties in and around Atlanta, Georgia : a condo at 3334 Peachtree Road NE in Atlanta; a 6-bedroom house at 2195 Blackheath Trace in Alpharetta; and a 5-bedroom lakeside home at 1055 Carnoustie Lane in Alpharetta, featuring a swimming pool and a motorboat dock.

Boris’ son from an earlier marriage, Roman—who is also subject to U.S. and Canadian sanctions— is linked to a home at 46 Cadogan Lane in Belgravia, London. According to British property records, the home is owned by Cyprus-based Loktan Services Limited, which purchased it for nearly $7 million in 2007. A representative for Rotenberg did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Roman also owns a villa named "Safīri" in Garkalne, Latvia, according to the Baltic Center for Investigative Journalism Re:Baltica.

Igor Rotenberg

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k., eu, switzerland, canada, properties in: london, u.k.; monte argentario, italy, total estimated value: $33 million.

Arkady’s son, Igor, owns several properties in the British capital, according to a joint investigation by The Guardian and the Belarusian Investigative Center, which is part of OCCRP. They include two townhouses that were joined into a single residence in south Kensington; a mews house in nearby Kensington; and a townhouse in the exclusive neighborhood of Mayfair. Igor has also been linked to Tenuta Olmo, a large villa with olive groves and nearly 500 acres of agricultural land in Monte Argentario in Tuscany, through Liechtenstein-based Costa Ligure Anstalt.

Eugene Shvidler

Citizenship: u.k., u.s. (shvidler was born in the u.s.s.r. but is not a russian citizen), properties in: london and surrey, u.k.; thénac, france; snowmass village, colorado; new york city, total estimated value: $110 million.

Shvidler owns several properties across the U.K., France and the U.S. His main residence, according to Colorado property records, is Flat 2 in 5 Carlton Gardens near St. James’s Park in central London, which he acquired in 2000 and owns directly, per British property records; he also owns Flat 5. Elsewhere in the U.K., he and his wife Zara own a home in Cobham, Surrey, that they purchased for nearly $6 million in 2005. He also owns a 5,000-square-foot, two bedroom "trophy apartment" at 785 Fifth Ave with Central Park views in Manhattan, which he purchased for $24.5 million in 2018 from fellow billionaire David Geffen, according to local property records.

In Snowmass Village, Colorado, he owns a 6,350-square-foot home with five bedrooms and six bathrooms at 202 E Fork Lane, a short drive away from his friend Abramovich’s two homes nearby. His crown jewel is in France, where he owns the 12th century Chateau Thénac winery in Thénac , featuring vineyards of Merlot, Cabernet, Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Muscadelle grapes spread out over 86 of the estate’s nearly 520 acres . The property originated as a priory built by Benedictine monks in 1109 before it was destroyed in the Protestant rebellions of 1621, with a château rebuilt from the ruins. It also includes a kitchen, wine cellar, tasting room, and acres of woodland and fields populated by black swans, sheep, goats, deer, donkeys, geese, ducks and a pony. A representative for Shvidler did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Gennady Timchenko

Sanctioned by: eu, u.s., u.k., australia, canada, japan, switzerland, properties in: le lavandou, méribel and saint-raphaël, france; geneva, switzerland.

Timchenko and his wife Elena live in a mansion at 10 Rampe de Cologny in Geneva, Switzerland. According to French corporate records, Elena also owns a 61.9% stake in Sogeco, a French firm that owns Le Club de Cavalière, a 5-star hotel and spa with its own private beach in Le Lavandou on the French Riviera, as well as Le Grand Coeur, a 4-star hotel and spa in the Alpine ski resort of Méribel.

Timchenko and his wife also own an apartment at 15 Avennue Foch in Paris, a short walk away from the Arc de Triomphe, according to French property records, as well as another home in Le Lavandou, owned through Luxembourg-based Coeur de Cavaliere S.A. According to an investigation by Alexei Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation, the couple also owns an estate in Saint-Raphaël on the French Riviera. Both of the hotels and the homes in Le Lavandou have been frozen by French authorities.

A representative for Timchenko did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Hôtel Le Club de Cavalière in Le Lavandou, France.

Oleg Tinkov

Sanctioned by: u.k., australia ( dropped off forbes real-time billionaires on march 1), properties in: courchevel and val thorens, france; forte dei marmi, italy; cabo san lucas, mexico, total estimated value: $40 million.

Tinkov owns the La Datcha collection, a group of five resorts and villas spread out across four countries, including one in Astrakhan, Russia and four in France, Italy and Mexico. In Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, he owns a three-story, beachfront " traditional Mexican hacienda" with ten bedrooms, a fireplace, a swimming pool, a study, a gym, a sauna, Turkish bath, massage parlor, and snow room, as well as a private wine collection and a kitchen with a chef. He owns two properties in France, including a 13,000-square-foot chalet in Val Thorens , the highest-altitude ski resort in Europe, that features five suites with room for 15 guests, a golf simulator, two cinemas, a library, a gym, sauna, a spa center and a private chef; and a five-bedroom chalet in the ski town of Courchevel , replete with a private kitchen, elevator, steam room, spa and a swimming pool. In Italy, he owns a 10-bedroom Tuscan palazzo in the seaside resort town of Forte dei Marmi , featuring an arcade, two cinemas, a gym, golf simulator, cigar room, a kitchen with a chef and a private beach with a 258-square-foot swimming pool and a jacuzzi. A representative for Tinkov did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Alisher Usmanov

Beechwood House in London.

Citizenship: Russia, Uzbekistan

Properties in: london and surrey, u.k.; rottach-egern, germany; orebić, croatia; lausanne, switzerland; monaco; arzachena and lerici, italy, total estimated value: $485 million.

Usmanov owns the 19th-century Beechwood House estate in Hampstead, London, built on 11 acres of land that include a squash court and several cottages. Previous owners include King Khalid of Saudi Arabia and Qatar’s Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. According to British property records, Usmanov owns the property through Hanley Limited, a company incorporated in the Isle of Man. Elsewhere in London, he owns a four-story terraced mansion at 4 Curzon Square next to Hyde Park , built in the late 19th century from a pair of late 18th-century homes, through his stake in U.K.-based Curzon Square Limited .

He also owns Sutton Place, a Tudor-era manor built in 1525 on a 700-acre estate in Surrey, south of London. Formerly owned by J. Paul Getty, the historic property features a two-story mansion with multiple gardens , several libraries and a swimming pool. Queen Elizabeth I visited the estate in 1560. Usmanov owns the property through two offshore companies registered in Cyprus—Delesius Investments Limited and Bacerius Investments Limited—according to British property records. Through those companies, Usmanov owns additional land and several farms nearby.

Outside of the United Kingdom, Usmanov has three homes in Rottach-Egern on Lake Tegernsee in southern Germany, which he owns through Isle of Man-based Lake Point Property Holding , Lakeview Property Holding Limited and Tegernsee (IOM) Limited, according to OCCRP data. He also owns properties in Orebić, Croatia ; Lausanne, Switzerland; Monaco; and Arzachena, Italy. His villa in Arzachena in northern Sardinia was frozen by Italian authorities on March 4; according to data from OCCRP, he also owns another three villas in Sardinia through Bermuda-based Pauillac Property Limited .

Elsewhere in Italy, Usmanov owns the Villa Maramozza in Lerici on the Italian Riviera, which features several acres of land and a cliffside view of the Mediterranean. He purchased it in 2019 and spent $22 million to renovate it, with work expected to conclude in 2022 .

A spokesperson for Usmanov told Forbes that “most of the property [mentioned]...has been transferred into irrevocable trusts. Mr. Usmanov does not own them,” he said. “The process of moving property into family trusts started many years ago and had nothing to do either with evading sanctions or with hiding wealth.”

Viktor Vekselberg

Sanctioned by: u.s., u.k., japan, canada, australia, properties in: new york city and southampton, new york, miami, florida and weston, connecticut, u.s.; zug, switzerland; gargnano, italy; dubrovnik, croatia; latvia.

Through his wife, Marina Dobrynina, Vekselberg owns two properties in the U.S. including a 4-bedroom home with a swimming pool on 5 acres of land at 15 Goodhill Road in Weston, Connecticut, purchased in 2001 for $5 million by Mojave Park Investments Limited and transferred to Marina a year later; and a 2,700-square-foot luxury condo at 111 West 67th Street in New York, purchased in 2002 for $3 million. Vekselberg was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department in 2018, but both properties are still owned by his wife Marina, according to property records.

Vekselberg owns a further six properties in the U.S. through Panama-based Medallion, Inc., a firm which shares directors with two companies tied to Vekselberg in a U.S. Justice Department seizure warrant for his yacht, Tango. ( Tango was seized by U.S. and Spanish authorities in April. ) Medallion owns a 3,200-square-foot luxury apartment and a condo at 515 Park Ave, purchased for nearly $11 million and $611,000 in 2008 and 2013, respectively. Medallion also owns properties in the ultra-luxury Hamptons on New York’s Long Island and in Miami’s Fisher Island, home to several celebrities and billionaires : Villa Ledas, a 9,200-square-foot property with nine bedrooms, a wine room, a heated pool and an all-weather tennis court in Southampton, purchased for $11 million in 2008; and two units at 7183 Fisher Island Drive in Fisher Island’s Palazzo Del Mare, a luxury condo building with a 9-hole gold course, 18 tennis courts, a marina and a yacht center, purchased for $3 million in 2010. According to a civil forfeiture complaint filed by the U.S. Department of Justice on February 24, 2023, Vekselberg also owns a penthouse apartment at Fisher Island’s Palazzo del Sol, worth an estimated $15.6 million.

Through Cyprus-based Camerlex Holding, Vekselberg also owns the 5-star Grand Hotel Villa Feltrinelli on Lake Garda in northern Italy, housed in a villa built in 1892 with elaborate gardens , a swimming pool and spa. The property has been painted by Winston Churchill and written about by D.H. Lawrence; it also served as Italian dictator Benito Mussolini’s last residence in World War II before his capture in 1945.

Vekselberg is also linked to companies that own three properties in Dubrovnik, Croatia, including a villa in the upscale coastal neighborhood of Lozica ; the Michelin-starred Restaurant 360, where the five-course tasting menu includes dishes such as pan seared confit pigeon and "textures of carrot" and costs about $160 (excluding a wine pairing); and the abandoned Hotel Belvedere, which was damaged in the Croatian War of Independence in the 1990s and served as a set for HBO’s Game of Thrones .

Vekselberg owns real estate in Latvia and in Zug, Switzerland. A representative for Vekselberg did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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