Chalet White Pearl, Val d'Isère,French Alps

Chalet White Pearl, like its sister chalet next door, is spread over three floors and ideally situated between the village of  Val d’Isère, just a 10 minute walk away, and the Funival funicular in La Daille, France

White Pearl’s chauffeured 4X4 vehicle can whisk you into town or directly to the lifts in less than a minute! Equally, the chalet is perfectly placed to take full advantage of the free bus service which serves the entire resort, with stops just a short distance from the chalet.

Built by Philippe Capezzone, owner and architect of the 5 star Hotel Kilimandjaro in Courchevel 1850, the luxury French chalet was conceived to answer the most demanding criteria in terms of luxury and comfort. A wonderful mix of contemporary design mingled with traditional Savoyard stone and classic woodwork panelling and beautifully finished with many designer materials and furnishing.

The luxury French chalet sleeps up to 10 guests in five en-suite bedrooms and can be booked all year around from 18,000€ to 33,000€ per week, depending on season

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Chalet Zermatt Peak,The Premier Chalet in the Swiss Alps

Chalet Zen, Zermatt Switzerland

Chalet Zen is a luxurious privately owned alpine retreat situated in snow-sure Zermatt. It is discreetly located just a stones throw from the piste and main lift up to the glacier, providing access to all Zermatt and Cervinia ski areas, in an unrivalled position looking up to the majestic Matterhorn, yet only a short stroll into the village.

World's Most Expensive Penthouse Sells For 237 Million Euro

Barely a month after that a London penthouse had sold for 170 Million Euro ($220 million), making it the world's most expensive private residence, the record has been shattered with the 237 Million Euro ($308 million) sale of a palatial penthouse in Monaco (above). The Monaco property, called La Belle Epoque, has quite a history; formerly the home of billionaire banker Edmond J. Safra, it's where he was found dead following a mysterious fire that gutted the apartment in 1999. The three-bedroom, 1625sqm(17,500-sq-.ft.) duplex penthouse, which includes a double-height library and vast roof terraces complete with mature 15-foot trees and an infinity pool, is thought to have been purchased by an Arab sheikh, the Economic Times reports. 

The apartment's luxe features include a panic room with reinforced glass and surveillance cameras, cinema screens which emerge from walls at the touch of a button, numerous walk-in wardrobes and dressing rooms, a leisure room with billiard tables and arcade video games, a Jacuzzi and spa, and a media room with special executive chairs which convert into beds. The penthouse was sold by British property developers Christian and Nick Candy, who acquired the space relatively cheaply following the fire from Lily Safra and hired designer Martin Kemp to oversee 31Million Euro ($40 million) in renovations, including a dining room (above) with a platinum leaf ceiling.

 The two-storey residence is believed to be the most expensive penthouse in the world and it was designed by Candy and Candy, a design company in London. Some of its highlights are the full height library, the cinema rooms, the infinity pool, the panic room with surveillance cameras and, of course, the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean

 Nick & Christian Candy

The Regina Hotel Baglioni Rome

The luxury Italian "The Regina Hotel Baglioni" hotel is a stone’s throw from the Borghese Gardens, Borghese Museum and the Spanish Steps and Via Condotti with its fabulous shops and cafes.

Built in 1904, the luxury hotel in Rome welcomes its guests with marvelously furnished rooms that once hosted elite guests in history such as Queen Margherita of Savoy.

 The luxury Italian hotel is styled in a liberty-style building, the hotel has hosted a refined clientele in search of traditional space, able to satisfy any need. The place reflects the spirit of Italy at the beginning of the XX century and it is esteemed as one of the most significant historic buildings in Rome.

 Rooms and suites are inviting, elegant and come with WiFi Internet access – what you would expect from a 21st-century luxury hotel. Some rooms come with delightful views of Rome. The Panoramic Suite on the 8th floor comes with its own terrace and outdoor Jacuzzi hot tub, offering stunning views over the rooftops of Rome.

 The Brunello Lounge & Restaurant boasts an exclusive access directly onto the Via Veneto and welcomes guests and locals in a unique style blending contemporary design and traditional, Italian elegance. It is the ideal place to taste wonderful dishes full of Mediterranean flavours created by the internationally acclaimed Chef Luciano Sarzi Sartori. It really is the ultimate place for fine dining and tantalising cocktails in Rome.

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