Would you pay $1 million to live aboard this 753-foot ‘sustainable’ megaship? Take a look inside

If you love cruises and want to live out the rest of your days on a megaship, you will want to start saving.

Storylines plans to build a megaship with 547 private residences. Storylines describes the cruise ship as the world's first eco-friendly private residence ship.

The residences range in size from 237 to 1,970 square feet and are currently on sale. According to Storylines, the residences cost between $1 million and $8 million, with ownership lasting for the lifetime of the vessel.

For a shorter and cheaper buying opportunity, you can try to land one of the limited number of residences with a 24 year lease that starts at $647,000.

547 luxury private residences will be offered by Storylines'MV Narrative.

Storylines CEO Alister Punton said in August that the ship's attraction is that you'll be able to " travel the world from the comfort of home."

The first of its kind to be powered by liquid natural gas, the massive ship will be built by Storylines and Brodosplit, and will be powered by liquid natural gas. The method reduces carbon emissions by 25%.

Storylines/Brodo split

Most of the residences have balconies that overlook the surrounding seas and various ports of call.

The people who live on the narrative will travel around the world every three years. The ship will spend up to five days in major ports around the world when it sails from Croatia. There are itineraries on the Storylines website that include stops in Australia and South America.

There will be 20 restaurants and bars in the narrative.

There are 20 different restaurants and bars on the ship, as well as a post office, a school library, a hospital, a bank, office spaces and several pools.

There is a bowling alley, a micro-brewery, a movie theater, an open-air fitness deck, and a waterfront marina for personal watercrafts.

There is an anti-aging clinic in a 10,000 square foot space on the ship.

There is a waterfront marina for personal watercrafts.

Storylines says the ship will have systems to convert waste into energy and a zero-waste farmer's market.

You won't be alone if the thought of a life at sea appeals to you. luxury suites aboard megaships for people who want to live, or even retire, on the sea are available from multiple other residence shipbuilders.

The World has luxury suites starting at $2 million and the Dark Island has suites starting at $10 million.

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