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Monaco Not Feeling Pinch JUST YET- Most Expensive Penthouse Ever to Hit Market in 2014 @ $330M+
Reaganite Republican ^
| 26 March 2013
| Reaganite Republican
Posted on 03/26/2013 5:10:22 AM PDT by Reaganite Republican
I'm not too big on snob appeal... but this one looks fun, dunnit?
Currently under construction atop the soaring new 557-foot Tour Odéon (Odéon Tower) in the Principality of Monaco you'll find a dramatic, bright, multi-floored Maisonette (3000 square meters!) that surely surpasses anything I've ever seen... even on tee-vee. It's the first tall construction in the diminutive city-state since the 80s, due to strict architectural concerns- making the impressive penthouse atop it all the more desirable (and thus the eye-watering price).
Designed by London's Candy & Candy, the home features a classy private lobby with full-time concierge... natural-light indoor pool, outdoor infinity pool with waterslide/waterfall treatment (+ glass wind-guards built into the architecture), massive outdoor sunning deck, full-height formal library, secure 'panic room' with surveillance cameras, cinema rooms, a private elevator leading to copious amounts of underground parking space... and the view's nothing to sneeze at, either:
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TOPICS: Business/Economy; Travel
KEYWORDS: luxury; monaco; penthouse; tower
To: AdvisorB; ken5050; sten; paythefiddler; gattaca; bayliving; SeminoleCounty; chesley; Vendome; ...
To: Reaganite Republican
Sorry but you couldn’t pay me enough to live there for that price. Well maybe a few bucks over asking price.
To: Uncle Chip
I’m a racing fan/car nut, Uncle Chip, so
I would be happy there at least one day a year, when f1 was in town.
And I’ll do it for free!
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