See what the most expensive furnished apartment in Belgrade looks like, located in the West 65 tower.
The user of the social network X shared a video showing the most expensive furnished apartment in Belgrade, which, as stated in the mentioned video, is located in New Belgrade in the West 65 tower.
“The walls are lined with crocodile skinwith handmade mosaics. Each chair costs as much as a good car, and the kitchen elements as an apartment in the center of Belgrade,” states the agent in the video and adds: “This apartment from 125 square meters it is located in the West 65 tower which has its own pool, spa, gym, shopping center and more. Even in the hallway, you will be fascinated by the grandiose floor, handmade “Glas Italia” glass bench and overpriced “Sicis” mosaics on the walls. Windows can be sandblast with just one click.”
The apartment is sold with furniture as is Baxter Chesterfield, Bang & Olufsen appliances, Boco de Lobo table and marble chairs. The kitchen is equipped “Gaggenau” appliances, the most modern kitchen appliance brand in the world. Within the kitchen is the “Cesar” multifunctional pantry, and above are chandeliers by the famous designer Zaha Hadid.
“The doors are made of crocodile skin, as are all the walls in the apartment. Master bedroom with ‘open space’ bathroom, ‘Gessi’ and ‘Antonio Lupi’ devices. Within the second master bedroom is another bathroom with ‘Gessi’ sanitary ware, a shower cabin and a ‘Sicis’ glass panel,” it said.
The post on this social network caused a lot of conflicting reactions. In addition to those who really liked the attitude equipped in this way, there were also those who were not so enthusiastic. “It’s more of a cemetery variant”, “And the interior was designed by DelBoy, and the radio was by Rodney”, “To me it looks like a huge bathroom. And the bedroom is de facto a bathroom”, “The winner in kitchen design by m²”, “Proof that good taste and money doesn’t buy style”, are just some of the comments.
The luxury neighborhood West 65 in New Belgrade has gained enormous popularity recently. The West 65 residential and commercial complex has 447 apartments and 72 commercial spaces in 11 residential buildings. West 65 with its 40 floors reaches a height of 155.3m and is the tallest building in Belgrade.
