The world's most expensive villa house
"Interior4Design" got some pictures of the house, a villa in the seaside town of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat in the far south of France near Nice, and one of the most beautiful and quietest areas in France and Europe. A grand palace on a large plot of land.
According to reports, interior4design.com reported that the villa for sale for 1 billion euros was built in 1830 for Belgium's King Leopold II at the time. It is located in a private and exclusive area overlooking the sea. It is like an independent island, Sea independent of others.
The luxury villa is owned by Susanna Marinaire Labostol, a member of the famous French Mariner family, which has owned the house since the 1920s. The reason for the sale is that Susanna is looking for a smaller place to live.
The € 1 billion villa consists of 10 bedrooms and a huge swimming pool, identical in size and specifications to the swimming pools used in the Olympic Games. The building area is 35 hectares (141 acres) and the land is green lawns. The house also has a stable of 30 horses Horsepower.
The house in southern France is the most expensive in the world real estate market, although France is not a place where prices are high, such as in Britain or in some areas inhabited by the wealthy in the United States.
It is noteworthy that years ago Europe has seen the most expensive apartment in the world for sale, the apartment on the top of a skyscraper built on the shores of the Principality of Monaco and a height of 560 feet, where the apartment was offered for sale for $ 400 million. The apartment, which was then the most expensive in the world, is only the last floor of the tower luxury luxury launched by the company called "Tower Odeon," but the apartment consists of five floors, and includes a number of pools and pools of water that make the apartment is like a dream.