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World's most expensive penthouse
The world's most expensive penthouse has sold for $US308 million.
Located in the prestigious tax haven of Monaco, the property was reportedly bought by a member of Dubai's royal family, the Al-Mahktoums, headed by the immensely wealthy Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum.
The 18,500 square foot penthouse, named La Belle Epoque, was formerly the home of of billionaire banker Edmund Safra, who was found dead in the apartment after a mysterious fire occurred in 1999. It includes three bedrooms, double height library, panic room with reinforced glass and surveillance cameras, a dining room with a platinum leaf ceiling, a leisure room with billiard tables and arcade games, electronically concealed cinema screens in living areas, and a media room with chairs that convert into beds. Outside features an entertaining terrace with mature trees and an infinity pool.
The property was sold by famous British property developers Christian and Nick Candy, who purchased it after the fire and spent $40 million renovating it to what it is today.
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A place to hide away at Hydeaway Bay
The tropical temptations of the Whitsunday’s have never been as attractive as this Balinese inspired luxury oasis.
Set amongst Queensland’s stunning playground of Islands and The Great Barrier Reef, this picture perfect property is a one of a kind retreat.
Located at Hydeaway Bay, the 75 acre property boasts tropical gardens, a two-winged main house, a two bedroom self contained manager's cottage, heated wet edge pool, ten vehicle security garaging and additional staff or guest parking, helipad plus a hanger and a workshop, boat slipway, 400 metres of secluded beachfront, and breathtaking sea views.
“Heaven’s Gate is truly heaven on earth. Totally private. Totally pristine. And yet you can jump into your boat and have lunch at one of the nearby islands or townships. But why would you even contemplate leaving this property – for any reason? A very spoilt existence for those who can afford it!” says Peter Stone of Real Estate of Distinction.
The architecturally designed main house includes five bedrooms, six bathrooms, internal lift, a full gymnasium, a wine cellar, security vault, a Magic Lantern Theatre cinema, kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances, and verandas that run the entire length of the residence and overlook the sparkling sea.
For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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Things of light and space
Hidden in Currumbin Valley's exclusive dress circle estate, this contemporary property displays a timeless collaboration of clean lines and luminescent spaces.
This one year old master built home expands graciously over its acreage allotment, taking advantage of the beautiful landscape. It includes five bedrooms, three bathrooms and two further powder rooms, five livings areas, gourmet kitchen with walk-in pantry, a three car garage with storage room, and a security entrance.
Outside includes an outdoor entertaining area with covered alfresco BBQ, 12 metre swimming pool and tropical gardens.
“This immaculate property is set over one acre in beautiful landscaped gardens, the home boasts award winning interior design and the finest quality fixtures and fittings. Immersed in the rural ambience of the exclusive Currumbin Valley, this luxury property has it all,” says Katrina Walsh of DJ Stringer Property Services.
Marketed at $1,695,000. For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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Funky fresh in Fremantle
This funky home blends the best of chic designer style with quirk and pizzazz for a fresh take on family living.
Located in the Perth suburb of South Fremantle, this three-level home was designed by Sasha Ivanovich Architects to be the ultimate family home and entertainers paradise.
The first floor boasts an open plan entertaining area with bi-fold doors, extending the room onto the stylish outdoor area and lap pool. The rest of the home includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a third level observation deck with fully equipped BBQ outdoor kitchen, wine coolers and large stone bar that takes centre stage. Whether you are entertaining family and friends or simply escaping the world the outlook from here reaches from Fishing Boat harbour to Rottnest and across the rooftops of Fremantle to Monument hill.
“This masterpiece has been finished to perfection with a very high level of finish and a great blend of building materials to create a sophisticated, funky residence,” says Simone Petersen of Caporn Young.
For further information, find it on Millionplus.
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