The Gold Bathroom and Indoor Beach of the Luxury Vacation Home

Just across the pond is a century-old Swiss chalet that the designer himself claimed was designed specifically for hosting parties. This Swiss building, which stands five stories tall, was brought to London in 1882 and converted into a boathouse. The beautiful structure deteriorated over time. It only took a multimillion dollar architect to buy it, restore it, and bring it into the twenty-first century. The bathroom is lined with precious metals, and expensive crystals can be found in many of the tables and doors. With four bedrooms and a dining room that seats a dozen and a half people, it is the ideal place to host some of the most epic events ever. It is surrounded by historic parks and literal palaces, and it fits right in.

This chalet is specially designed for those who want to feel like royalty, with over ten specially made, lavish rooms and a groundskeeping crew that would put Hogwarts to shame. Which room in this vacation hideaway is your favorite? Is it the double oven kitchen, the basement bar and wine cellar, or the home movie theater hidden behind a secret door? If you like, subscribe, and comment your answer below, you might be able to haul 40 tons of sand into your basement as well. I will say, however, that I tried it at my parents' house, and let me tell you, they were not pleased.