Monaco sold to the world’s most expensive apartment

It ‘has just been sold to Monaco the world’s most expensive apartment. The luxurious penthouse, called “La Belle Epoque” has a rather macabre story: his first owner was the billionaire banker Edmund Safra, Who died in a mysterious fire broke out at this apartment in 1999. The apartment was bought in early 2000 by brothers Christian and Nick Candy, Major British entrepreneurs, with a relatively low price because of the damage suffered during the fire. The Candy brothers have now sold the property to an unknown buyer Middle East (perhaps an Arab sheik) for figure record of 308 million dollars.

The two brothers spent more than $ 40 million to repair the fire damage, especially visible in dining roomNow with huge windows.

The penthouse is situated on the top two floors of a building with six, With breathtaking views of the marina Montecarlo, Has 3 bedrooms each with private bath and dressing room, a huge Library and large terraces with lots of trees and pool.

Inside the house we can also find a quiet room with pool tables and video games, a panic room reinforced with glass and surveillance cameras, a small spaA Jacuzzi, A gym and a cinema with retractable screens at the touch of a button.