Rich, yes.
Not "eat the rich"-rich, but enough so that I would expect some charity work and personal responsibility to make the world slightly better, for example improving the workers conditions and benefits.
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Classes are social relations to production and distribution. If you're talking about a factory owner, that's bourgeoisie, or capitalist.
Yes, OP, your are rich. Not super rich, but clearly in upper class.
"Say you own 2 houses". I'm in top 10% revenue in my country and I don't even finished to pay for my 1st one. And I'm now regularly doing thing that I watched on TV as a kid thinking "Whoa, I wish I could do this ! but only rich people can :(..."
That sounds pretty upper-class anywhere, I would think.