Alright, let’s rip off the band-aid. How much does a slice of this glass heaven cost? A one-bedroom will set you back about £1.5 million on the lower floors. Want a three-bedroom at the top? That’s £30 million to £50 million.
Seriously. Fifty million pounds. That’s not a typo. You could buy a small French village for that, but instead, you get a very tall living room. Oh, and the service charge? It’s rumored to be around £50,000 a year. Just for the cleaning and the lights. You are paying for the privilege of having a doorman who knows your name—and your net worth.
Who Actually Buys These?
Rich people. Obviously. But specific kinds of rich people. We’re talking international oligarchs, hedge fund wizards, and celebrities who really need to disappear. It’s a quiet, private, and secure bunker in the sky.
There’s a private cinema, a spa, and a residents’ lounge. But honestly, you won’t use them. You’ll be too busy staring out the window and muttering, “Look at those tiny cars.” Don’t expect to invite your mates over for a barbecue, though. There’s no balcony. Way too much wind up there to have a garden.
