Inside apartment worth £240million that has its own rooftop WATER SLIDE - PHOTO

The penthouse is located at the top of Tour Odéon, a new 560ft skyscraper which will be completed next year.The luxury apartment boasts spectacular views overlooking the Mediterranean sea - and its own water slide.So what do you get for your money?The multi-storey, super-swanky penthouse features a huge infinity pool, complete with it's own slide straight from the living quarters - for the days when you just can't be bothered with stairs.The building, which will host a further 70 apartments, also has a health centre, in-house caterer and a 24 hour concierge service. And if that's not enough, there's multiple swimming pools too.But don't just take our word for it, why not take your own virtual tour?The world's most expensive apartment is being built in Monaco and is valued at a whopping £240m.The penthouse is located at the top of Tour Odéon, a new 560ft skyscraper which will be completed next year.The luxury apartment boasts spectacular views overlooking the Mediterranean sea - and its own water slide.So what do you get for your money?The multi-storey, super-swanky penthouse features a huge infinity pool, complete with it's own slide straight from the living quarters - for the days when you just can't be bothered with stairs.Tour OdeonWorlds most expensive apartment at £240m with vidGigantic: It's not for people with a fear of heightsThe building, which will host a further 70 apartments, also has a health centre, in-house caterer and a 24 hour concierge service. And if that's not enough, there's multiple swimming pools too.But don't just take our word for it, why not take your own virtual tour? Worlds most expensive apartment at £240m with vidVIEW GALLERY    Tour Odéon is the first skyscraper to be built on the Monaco coastline in over 30 years after Prince Rainier, the country's ruler in the 80s, decided to halt the construction of tall building over fears the country's dramatic shoreline was being destroyed.But the decision was later reversed by son and successor Prince Albert.The luxury living quarters are aimed at the super-rich European clientele who, unlike the building's own construction which had to be delayed, have not been affected by the recent global recession.(mirror.co.uk)Bakudaily.Az