Villa Le Cedres, the world’s most expensive house, is set to go on sale for the incredible sum of $1.1 billion.
The 10-bedroom property, close to Nice, south of France, belonged to Belgian King Leopold II.
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The house has 35 acres of acres of manicured lawns, an Olympic sized swimming pool and luxuriates in enviable surroundings – billionaire’s playground of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat.
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The princely property has one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe, which includes 15, 000 plants, and 20 greenhouses containing rare tropical vegetation.
Close neighbours include British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and US tech tycoon Paul Allen.
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