In 2014, plans were approved to build on top of the existing structure and work started to turn the chalet back into a party house again.

The five-floor building offers four bedroom suites, with the master bedroom occupying the entire upper floor. The bottom floor is taken up by the “party room,” which is, in reality, an indoor beach with a bar, a wine cellar, a concert stage, a separate spa room and gym, and a cinema accessible through a submarine door.

The beach features underfloor heating to create the impression of warm sand and holds about 40 tons of sand from an actual beach.

The indoor beach isn’t even the most outrageous thing about this chalet. The master bathroom comes with 24-karat gold parquet (because you’re never rich enough until you walk on gold on your way to the potty), a kitchen with five Gaggenau fridges and plenty of marble, and an indoor oriental garden with a grated metal floor and a Koi carp pond underneath.

The property comes with a marina that holds up to 25 boats and parking for some 20 cars.