through the keyhole at world's first £100m flat - purified air

This is the first picture of the interior of London's most expensive property. The computer-
The generated picture shows a £ 100 million Hyde Park penthouse, the most expensive apartment in the world, completed in 2010.
Other homes in Hyde Park Knightsbridge have been sold at a record price of £ 6,000 per square foot.
Russian oligarchs, oil tycoons, Saudi princes and-
It is said that there are stars among the people who buy candy brothers apartments.
The project, managed by Candy & Candy, a development company of Christian Brothers and Nick, has 80 apartments designed by architect Richard Rogers with a public spa, squash courts and private wine-
Tasting facilities.
The most expensive penthouse will be equipped with bullet-proof windows, air purification systems, and a "panic room" where everyone on site will have access to the underground passage to the nearby Mandarin Oriental hotel.
Half of the units have been sold at an average price of over £ 20 million per square meter.
Prices reached 6,000 this year.
This figure dwarfs London's early records. in last June, a newly renovated apartment spans the first and second floors of two Regent's houses in the Lowndes Square near Belgravia, sell more than 4,250 pounds per square foot. A consortium -
Among them, Christian Candy's offshore development company, CPC, owns a third share.
In 2004, it bought a site in Hyde Park for 0. 15 billion, when it was occupied by the defeated office building bowter in its 50 s.
Liam Bailey, head of residential research at Leifang, said the sale of a property in Hyde Park proved this.
The real estate market remains strong.
He said: "One of the most prominent examples of Hyde Park activity at the top of the market, but its performance is not abnormal.
The pull effect of One Hyde Park means that although 2,500 represents the market peak of Knightsbridge in 2006, 4,000 is not only achievable after 18 months, property is now expected to be renovated and newly developed in the supermarketprime sector.
"The largest group of buyers is Russians, accounting for the third of the total.
Buyers in the first quarter came from the Middle East, with Britain accounting for the rest, with an average distribution between European and American markets.
Nick Kandi said: "We are not surprised by the various buyers in Hyde Park;
This is a real international development that represents London's status as the capital of the world.
"At the end of last month, when the Chelsea Barracks between Sloane Square and the Thames, the Candy brothers finalized the UK's most expensive property deal, which was bought by the Qatari government and the Candy brothers for 0. 959 billion.