Discover where the top ten most expensive penthouses in the world are located. While most of us will never be able to afford such a penthouse, dreams are wonderful.
10． Old Tree Penthouse - $8 million
Old Tree Loft is situated in one of the most luxurious beachfront residences in Barbados. Overlooking the Caribbean beach, this three-storey penthouse features 4 bedrooms, 4 huge bathrooms and a huge living room, fully air-conditioned and overlooking the white sand beach.
This top floor has a 24/7 security system and is accessible by elevator to the top floor. There is also a balcony with a private jacuzzi, a mini bar and a barbecue area.
9． Quintessential's penthouse – $10.9 million
Located in Los Angeles, California, this penthouse features 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, high ceilings, glass windows, huge balconies, master bedroom with double bathrooms, spiral staircase with beautiful fiber optic chandeliers hanging from it and maids' quarters on a separate floor.
8． Penthouse in St. Petersburg - $15 million
Located in the heart of St. Petersburg, Russia, this courtyard sits on a skyscraper in the city. This three-storey penthouse and its two terraces offer 360-degree views of the city. A central staircase provides easy access to all rooms.
Futuristic custom furnishings dot the living spaces and private rooms on the first floor. Entertainment and business facilities are on the second floor, with panoramic views of the entire city from the top floor.
7． Spencer Condominium - $29.5 million
This property on top of a mansion on New York City's Upper East Side was once a ballroom and was later transformed into a luxury condominium designed by Horace Trump. The Spencer Condominium (net worth $50 million), owned by actress and comedian Joan Rivers, is priced at $29.5 million.
This 5,190-square-foot new French Classic apartment features intricate parquet floors, four bedrooms and five bathrooms, stunning two-story galleries, living room, two fireplaces and 23-foot ceilings.
The bedroom suite has a great view of Manhattan's Central Park, and if you're in the mood for a shopping spree, the famous shopping shops on Fifth Avenue are just a short walk away.
6． Sydney Harbour Penthouse - $30 million
This is the most expensive penthouse in Australia, located between Circular Quay and the Botanic Gardens, on Macquarie Street. This 700-square-metrefront mega unit features a private lift lobby, wine cellar, billiard room, master bedroom suite and many dressing room ladies overlooking Sydney's Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
5． A penthouse 57 - $90 million
Early last year, william Ackman, a philanthropist, billionaire and hedge fund manager, bought one of the 57 penthouses for $90 million. It's more of an investment purchase than a residential one, with one 57 towers still under construction and the loft listed for $110 million in the meantime.
The "Winter Garden" penthouse is located on the 75th and 76th floors of the 90-story tower on 13,500 square feet. It comes with a glass-enclosed private garden, a swimming pool, and rooms occupying 2,500 square feet of lofts all overlooking Central Park.
Ackerman managed to own one of the most expensive penthouses in Manhattan, breaking the record for the most expensive attic purchase in New York set by Ekaterina Rybolovleva, daughter of Russian billionaire Dmitriy Rybolovlev, at $88 million at the time. Several penthouses in New York worth more than $100 million are still pending for sale.
4． Urban Spire Loft - $100 million
Located at the top of the city's minaret in downtown Manhattan, is an octagonal 8,000-square-foot penthouse that occupies three floors of the building (73, 74 and 75). The three-storey penthouse consists of six bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a recreation room, a restaurant for up to 20 guests, a gallery, a meeting room, and a private indoor elevator to the third floor.
The master bedroom occupies the entire 75th floor, and the loft is also equipped with a 1,000-bottle wine cellar, maid area plus 3,000 square feet of exterior space.
3． Pierre Penthouse - $125 million
Pierre Penthouses are 12,000 square feet and are three-story – pierre's 41st, 42nd and 43rd floors. Pierre's penthouse belongs to the legacy of the late financial analyst Martin Zweig, who bought the loft in 1999 for $21.5 million.
The penthouse apartment was first listed for $70 million in 2004, but was cancelled in 2008. Shortly after Zweig's death in February 2013, the property was again listed for $125 million. This elegant space includes 5 master suites, 6 full bathrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms, separate guest suites and staff accommodation, 5 fireplaces, 4 terraces, a master kitchen, a luxurious marble staircase, a private indoor elevator and 360-degree panoramic views of Manhattan.
2． Hyde Park Penthouse - $200 million
Hyde Park is one of the richest and most mysterious homes in the world. The 17,000-square-foot penthouse at Knightsbridge in London spans two floors and costs more than $11,000 per square foot, for a total value of about $200 million.
It has five bedrooms, a private gym, study, 24-hour room service, private wine tasting facilities, bulletproof floor-to-ceiling windows, extreme security services from British Special Forces, and a Horror Room.
The hotel is home to many celebrities and celebrities, including Taiwanese business tycoon Winston Wong Wen Young, Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, Naomi Campbell's ex-billionaire boyfriend Vladislav Doronin, Nigerian billionaire Folorunsho Alakija, Kazakhstan's richest man Vladimir Kim and R. An American couple Victor and Irina.
In 2011, Ukrainian billionaire oligarch Rinat Akhmetov bought one of the penthouses for $214 million, britain's most expensive home to date.
1． Monaco Odeon Penthouse – $387 million
Not only will Monaco boast some of the world's most exclusive casinos, exotic cars and luxury yachts, but it will soon have some of the most expensive penthouses in the world. The Odien Tower will be the tallest building in the Mediterranean, at 557 feet above sea level.
Tour Odeon contains two Sky Duplex apartments and a multi-story penthouse with over 30,000 square feet. It will feature floor-to-ceiling windows and glass balconies overlooking the entire city of Monaco, Lavato Beach, and the azure Ligurian Sea. It comes with a private waterslide inserted into an infinity pool, a private lounge and cinema room.