Monaco is already home to luxurious casinos, luxury yachts, exotic cars and exciting events such as the Formula One Grand Prix, the Monte-Carlo Arts Festival, and the Rolex Tennis Master. But could add “World’s Expensive Penthouse” to its list with the opening of Tour Odeon. The Tour Odeon, set to hit the market next year, is Monaco’s tallest building at 170m (557ft) which features 70 apartments, ranging from one to six bedrooms. Along with the 70 apartments, two 1,200-square-meter Sky Duplexes and the aforementioned five-story 3,300-square-meter Sky Penthouse complete the building.
The crown jewel of the Tour Odean, the Sky Penthouse, boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces with panoramic views of Monaco, Larvotto beach and the Ligurian Sea. And did we mention it comes with a private water slide and circular infinity pool. According to Sky.com, the Sky Penthouse could list for £256 million (around $387M) when it hits the market next year, which would make it the world’s most expensive penthouse. The visionary for the project is architect Alexander Giraldi, a master of “belle epoque” design, which is inspired by the atmosphere of early 20th century Paris. Completion is expected in July 2014.
The crown jewel of the Tour Odean, the Sky Penthouse, boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces with panoramic views of Monaco, Larvotto beach and the Ligurian Sea. And did we mention it comes with a private water slide and circular infinity pool. According to Sky.com, the Sky Penthouse could list for £256 million (around $387M) when it hits the market next year, which would make it the world’s most expensive penthouse. The visionary for the project is architect Alexander Giraldi, a master of “belle epoque” design, which is inspired by the atmosphere of early 20th century Paris. Completion is expected in July 2014.
The top of the Odeon Tower (or Tour Odeon, in French) under construction in April 2013. (Photo by Alexandre Prévot)
The current scheme features 70 apartments spanning the 49-story building, not including the penthouse and duplexes. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The five-story Sky Penthouse is expected to be complete in September 2015. The water slide extends from a dance floor in the residence down to a private infinity pool. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The entrance to the Odeon Tower. “The lower floors were sold to Monaco’s government for use by local citizens, who will enter the building through a separate entrance”, Bloomberg reported – not unlike the “poor door” that has stirred controversy in New York City recently. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The lobby will have a concierge around the clock, as if residents lived within an exclusive five-star hotel. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Banks of elevators ensure swift transport to the residences above. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The foyer of one of the generously sized residences. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
A sitting area is adjacent to dining in the open-living design. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
“Day-to-day housekeeping, dry cleaning, valet and vehicle washing service are available – all at the touch of an integrated screen inside each residence”, Odeon marketing materials say. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
A kitchen. The Sky Penthouse will reportedly have one on each of its five levels. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Floor-to-ceiling windows take maximum advantage of the unobstructed views. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
“Kitchens and bathrooms offer a blend of practicality and impeccable style”, marketing materials assure prospective buyers. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Another bathroom. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The interiors of the Odeon Tower were designed by Alberto Pinto. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Bedroom design. The enormous Sky Penthouse will have five bedrooms. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Odeon Tower's wellness center includes “a hammam, sauna, Russian bath and private spa suites to cleanse and relax yourself”, promotional materials say. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Residents will have their pick of pools in the complex, whether for exercise or recreation. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
A gym helps residents keep in shape and burn off steam. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Transparent balconies drink in the panoramic views. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
Residents can soak in the legendary light in the South of France outdoors, even dozens of stories above street level. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
The view from Larvotto Beach. (Photo by Tour Odeon)
24 Aug 2014 08:43:00,
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