19 Jan
This huge apartment – which seems more like a palace – is located in Stockholm and used to be the Plaza Astoria Cinema that was built in 1931 and was designed by Bjorn Hedvall. Now it had been renovated and turned into a luxury apartment that contains many amazing decorations and special areas like a ring of fire, a sauna, a walk-in closet, a recreation area that is typical for Japan and everything is surrounded by huge palm trees that can get to five meters height.
If you are interested, you might want to know that it still is for sale and the current price is somewhere around $3 million dollars.
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