According to CNBC, the price of this penthouse is $ 247 million, equivalent to $ 145,294 / m2, making it the most expensive apartment in the British capital. Once owned by London real estate mogul Nick Candy, this penthouse has 2 floors, each floor is nearly 850 square meters, and has a total of 5 bedrooms. Candy has lived here with his wife and two daughters for about five years. Pictured is the hallway of the penthouse. Living room with glass doors extending from floor to ceiling with a view of the park. Gorgeous living room with chandelier and fireplace. The apartment has 5 bedrooms. Pictured is the master bedroom. Dining room with a wine room hidden behind the wall. Bathroom with marble floors and walls. Not only the above penthouse, One Hyde Park building also has many expensive apartments with prices from about $28 million. It is home to the largest Rolex watch store in Europe as well as the McLaren store with six shiny million dollar supercars on display. Last month, another 1,300-square-foot unfurnished penthouse in One Hyde Park sold for $157 million. According to Knight Frank, including taxes and interior costs, the price of this apartment can be up to 212-226 million USD. According to Rory Penn, director of Private Office, owned by Knight Frank, despite the pandemic, the number of real estate transactions worth more than $10 million in London in 2020 remains the highest globally. Last year, the total value of real estate transactions of $ 10 million or more in the British capital was $ 3.7 billion, surpassing both New York and Hong Kong – two famously expensive real estate markets in the world. world.

London’s most expensive penthouse is located on top of One Hyde Park luxury building, located in the city’s prime Knightbridge area. Photo: FT. “Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, sales of ‘super prime’ apartments with prices over 10 million USD will still take place in London in 2020,” a representative of a real estate company said. Knight Frank data shows that in the last year, $3.7 billion in real estate transactions over $10 million were made in London. Photo: C&C. Apartment worth up to 9 figures owned by real estate developer Nick Candy, stretching with 2 floors, each floor area up to 836 m2. The reception room, decorated with sparkling Swarovski crystals, offers panoramic views of Hyde Park. Photo: C&C. The partition wall is covered with frescoes simulating the London cityscape. In the center of the artwork is the presence of a large glass fireplace. Photo: C&C. The penthouse has a total of 5 bedrooms. In particular, the master bedroom is designed with 2 separate bathrooms. Photo: C&C. In the women’s bathroom, the floor is covered with black marble, which contrasts with the white Statuario marble wall. In contrast, the men’s bathroom is color-coordinated with creamy white stone floors and dark walls. Bathroom details are all individually designed by French glassmaker Lalique. Photo: C&C. Besides, the formal dining room with 10 seats. The room is finished with mirrored glass and stainless steel, and incorporates a hidden wine room. Photo: C&C. Surrounding the apartment are 2 terraces with green views of Hyde Park – one of the most famous and largest royal parks in London. Photo: C&C.