A look at industrialist late Ratan Tata’s House, Halekai in Mumbai

Know all about late Ratan Tata house in Mumbai that is worth Rs 150 crores and covers a mammoth 13,350 sq ft across three storeys

One of India’s biggest business titans and Tata Sons’ boss, Ratan Naval Tata has always been held as the epitome of class, grace and humility. The industrialist and philanthropist, who was the chairman of Tata Group, passed away on October 9, 2024, at the age of 86. Ratan Naval Tata lived in a sprawling retirement home in the posh Colaba locality in Mumbai.

He was born on December 28, 1937 in Mumbai to Naval Tata and Sooni Tata. In 2008, Ratan Tata received Padma Vibhushan, the second highest civilian honour in India. In 2000, he received the Padma Bhushan, the third highest civilian honour.

Ratan Tata has been conferred with Australia’s highest civilian honour, the country’s High Commissioner to India Barry O’Farrell shared on Twitter on April 22, 2023. The Order of Australia (AO) award was presented for his efforts in strengthening the India-Australia bilateral relations.

He was also conferred an honorary Doctor of Literature degree on May 8, 2023, Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata. In October 2022, he received ‘Sewa Ratna’ from the RSS-affiliated Sewa Bharti for his philanthropic pursuits. Moreover, Ratan Tata is a 2008 recipient of the second-highest civilian award in India, the Padma Vibhushan.

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Ratan Tata house address

Located in one of Mumbai’s priciest areas, Colaba, Ratan Tata’s home is a sea-facing property, Halekai, that includes three storeys and seven levels in total.

Ratan Tata’s house address is: Bakhtawar, Azad Nagar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra – 400005

Where does Ratan Tata live

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Ratan Tata house price

Going by estimates, the Ratan Tata residence is worth Rs 150 crores and covers a mammoth 13,350 sq ft across three stories and seven levels. Possibly one of India’s most elegant homes, the ‘Cabins’ retirement home faces the sea at Colaba and the view of the Arabian Sea here is possibly the best in the city, as claimed by several residents. This Ratan Tata house was built as a retirement home for Ratan Tata, after he stepped down as group chairman of Tata Sons in December 2012.

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Ratan Tata Colaba house

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Who will inherit Ratan Tata’s property?

Ratan Tata’s personal property includes his iconic Mumbai bungalow, Halekai, in Colaba. Ewart Investments, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tata Sons, own the property. The decision regarding the future of the property will be taken by Ewart.

 

Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: Key features

  • Ratan Tata’s lavish Colaba home, Halekai, has dedicated dining, living and private bedrooms, along with its own state-of-the-art media room and a well-equipped gymnasium.
  • The basement of the Ratan Tata house Colaba can accommodate around 10-12 cars, simultaneously.
  • Tata house Mumbai is only 20 minutes away by car from Bombay House, the headquarters of Tata Sons.
  • The top floor of Tata House Mumbai has a sun deck, which can house up to 50 people at a time.
  • Colonial architectural themes permeate the structure, with its white-coloured ceiling and walls, along with expansive glass windows.
  • The three-storeyed Ratan Tata’s house in Colaba comes with a kitchen, study room, living room and a bedroom on the ground floor.
  • One is greeted to the living room with the majestic symmetric staircase that has beautiful ornate railings.
  • The three other floors of Halekai bungalow come with two levels with a level containing a living room and a library, along with three bedrooms.
  • The first level of Ratan Tata’s lavish mansion has its own media room, personal gymnasium and one bedroom.
  • The second level has an infinity pool and a sun deck with a bar and barbeque zone.
  • The Colaba post office is just opposite Ratan Tata’s plush property.
  • The ground floor is elevated at a few feet from the ground.’

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Ratan Tata’s personal assets

Ratan Tata owns a collection of 20 to 30 vintage cars, which is currently housed at Halekai House and the Taj Wellignton. As per reports, Ratan Tata mentioned in his will that his close assistant, Shantanu Naidu, may receive some of his assets or properties.

 

Inside the Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai

Few buildings come close to matching the larger-than-life personality and vision of one of India’s most pioneering, reputed and powerful business tycoons. Ratan Tata’s retirement house in Mumbai is supremely fit for a business leader and philanthropist of his stature, providing just the serenity, solitude and tranquil ambience he will require in his post-retirement life.

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The lovely sea view from the luxury residence of Ratan Tata is a major plus point, along with the infinity pool on top, which can be used as a lounge and party zone. This Rs 150-crore bungalow stands proudly in the heart of one of Mumbai’s most posh localities, a fitting residence for an enigmatic personality.

Split into a total of seven levels, the three-storey Halekai house of Ratan Tata is home to a well-equipped gym, media room, and a playroom. Starting from the first floor, each of its floors is divided into two different levels with the lower levels featuring various offerings like library and gym and the upper levels housing the bedrooms. On entering the luxurious Ratan Tata house, the foyer opens up to a majestic staircase, which leads to the other floors and a spacious living room that is designed spectacularly.

Ratan Tata took to Instagram to share a lovely throwback picture from his days in Los Angeles.

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Ratan Tata is known to be fond of dogs and adopted this dog named Goa.

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Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: First floor

The first floor of the house of Ratan Tata is beautifully designed to entertain guests. In addition to two gorgeous bedrooms that offer breathtaking views of the sea, this floor also features an exquisite dining room and a well-appointed study room.

 

 

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Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: Second floor

Ratan Tata was widely known to be health conscious and an avid reader. The second floor of his home to his two interests. Besides three lovely bedrooms, this floor has a spacious living room, a huge private library, and an incredible gym. 

 

Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: Third floor

The third floor of the Ratan Tata house Mumbai looks like the place where this eminent business tycoon likes to spend the majority of his time. Home to a tastefully decorated master bedroom, it also features a cutting-edge media room, a huge sun deck and a stunning infinity pool. The master bedroom features floor-to-ceiling windows, a striking imposter bed, and an awe-inspiring contrast of white ceilings against dark wood. 

 

Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: Basement

The basement of the house of Ratan Tata in Mumbai is spacious enough to easily accommodate 12-15 cars. Also, the basement is home to staff quarters. 

 

 

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Ratan Tata’s House in Mumbai: Pooja Room

Ratan Tata was a deeply spiritual person who holds God in high esteem. This is clearly reflected in the beautiful pooja room he has created on the ground floor of his Mumbai house. With its tranquil and lovely setting, the huge pooja room features neutral tones on walls and floor-to-ceiling windows that allow lots of natural light to flood in.

 

Ratan Tata’s family home in Mumbai

Ratan Tata’s family home in Mumbai is located in the upscale locality of Juhu. The property has been inherited by Ratan Tata and other family members. As per media reports, the property has reportedly been on the market for over two decades and is expected to be sold soon.

 

Ratan Tata holiday house

Ratan Tata also owned a holiday home in Monterosa Colony, Ooty, Tamil Nadu. This Ratan Tata property is painted red and white and has a sloped, triangular roof.

 

Ratan Tata house : Snippets from the Ratan Tata book

Peter Casey’s book, ‘The Story of Tata: 1868 to 2021’ has been officially released and published by Penguin Random House India. It throws up some interesting anecdotes about Ratan Tata and his lifestyle. Casey has clearly outlined his feelings when he says that the Ratan Tata property was ‘certainly not the home of India’s richest conglomerate head’. Although ‘Ratan was raised in what amounted to a palace’ in one of India’s richest families, yet, the book reveals that he lived ‘like any professional manager’. Journalist Damian Whitworth even said that all the leading corporate honchos he knew, had lifestyles superior to Tata.

As per the book, Ratan Tata lived in ‘a comfortable flat with a small garden for Tito and Tango his dogs, on the coast a few miles from the Taj Mahal Palace hotel’. This apartment was owned by the Tata Group and would be returned upon his demise. The apartment was clearly that of a bachelor with a love for dogs and reading and not something akin to the lavish abode expected from the head of the biggest business conglomerate in India. Ratan Tata is documented as saying that while he grew up amidst huge wealth, he spent 10 years in the US. Living on the Reserve Bank’s allowances meant that money was never enough and he had to do various jobs, including washing dishes. He also remarked how ‘that sort of thing helps you forget that your family is rich, quite quickly!’

 

Inspiration quotes by Ratan Tata

  • “Ups and downs in life are very important to keep us going because a straight line even in an ECG means we are not alive.”
  • “Never underestimate the power of kindness, empathy, and compassion in your interactions with others.”
  • “Be persistent and resilient in the face of challenges, for they are the building blocks of success.”
  • “Leadership is about taking responsibility, not making excuses.”
  • “The biggest risk is not taking any risk. In a world that is changing quickly, the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks.”
  • “Don’t wait for opportunities to come to you, create your own opportunities.”
  • “One day you will realize that material things mean nothing. All that matters is the well-being of the people you love.”

 

FAQs

Where is Ratan Tata house Mumbai situated?

Ratan Tata residence is situated at Colaba in Mumbai.

What is the total space covered by the bungalow?

Ratan Tata home covers a sprawling 13,350 sq ft.

How many storeys does the Ratan Tata home have?

Ratan Tata house Mumbai has three storeys spread across seven levels.

Who is CEO of Tata Group?

Natarajan Chandrasekaran is Chairman of the Board at Tata Sons.

Is Ratan Tata adopted?

Ratan Tata was raised by his grandmother, Navajbai Tata after his parents separated in 1948.

What is Ratan Tata’s net worth?

According to a report by Economic Times in 2022, the estimated net worth of Ratan Tata is Rs 3,800 crore, with most earnings from Tata Sons Holdings.

 

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