First Apple computer fetches $374,000

The Most Expensive Blog (The home of the most expensive & luxury things in the world) presents First Apple computer fetches $374,000.

A rare surviving first model of the Apple computer — a stripped down, clunky device that bears no resemblance to today’s sleek gadgets — sold for $374,000 at auction in New York on Friday.

The price was more than double the pre-sale estimate, reflecting a two-way bidding war eventually won by an anonymous telephone bidder, Sotheby’s said.

The Apple I computer was created by Apple co-founders Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs and sold in 1976 at the birth of Jobs’s career as the world’s computer design guru.

The model auctioned in New York is believed to be one of six of the less than 50 surviving that still works.

Source: luxuo.com 

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Britain’s most expensive garage

The Most Expensive Blog (The home of the most expensive & luxury things in the world) presents Britain’s most expensive garage.

 
The Britain’s most expensive garage space (pictured below), a six meter double garage located in the prestigious Knightsbridge neighborhood of London, is priced at £525,000 ($850,000).

Hidden in a tiny back street close to Harrods, the double garage does not look special from the outside.

The garage on the little-known Rysbrack Street is painted black, but not that recently, and the brown brickwork around the garage has been blackened by dirt.

But it has just been put on the market with the highest price tag ever charged for a garage by the estate agency WA Ellis, which was founded in 1868.

Robert Lewis, an associate at W A Ellis, insists the garage is ‘exceptionally valuable’ because it is ‘very rare’ for a freehold garage in Knightsbridge to come up for sale.

The garage was put up for sale a week after a flat-roofed brick shed, in Highgate village, north London, went on the market for £259,950.

 
Source: This is Money 

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New York City parking spot goes for $1 million

The Most Expensive Blog (The home of the most expensive & luxury things in the world) presents New York City parking spot goes for $1 million.

 
The private garage located at 66 E. 11th Street in Manhattan, is the city’s first million dollar parking spot, according to the New York Post.

The garage is described to be 12 feet wide, 23 feet long and more than 15 feet high and even have the ability to be duplexed in order to accommodate an elevator.

The space is expected to go to one of the residents of the building, an eight-story prewar loft that is currently being converted into six luxury condominiums.

Source: propgoluxury

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Serendipity 3 Serving World’s Most Expensive Burger

The Most Expensive Blog (The home of the most expensive & luxury things in the world) presents Serendipity 3 Serving World’s Most Expensive Burger.

 
New York City restaurant Seredipity 3 has unveiled the world’s most expensive hamburger, Le Burger Extravagant which sells for $295.

Made from white truffle butter-infused Japanese Wagyu beef, the burger is topped with James Montgomery cheddar cheese, black truffles and a fried quail egg.

It is served on a gold-dusted campagna roll spread with white truffle butter, and the roll is topped with a blini, creme fraiche and caviar.

The finishing touch to this incredible burger is a solid gold “Fleur de Lis” toothpick encrusted with diamonds and designed by renowned jeweler Euphoria New York.

In 2010, Serendipity created an elaborate $69 hot dog that featured a pretzel bun, truffles and caramelized onions, Huliq has reported.

The restaurant was also home to the hedonistic $1,000 sundae, which came in a take-home crystal goblet and featured top-of-the-line chocolate and vanilla ice cream enrobed in edible 23-carat gold leaf.

 
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