This is the house where Johnny Hallyday died. Almost 8 years after the death of the singer, on December 5, 2017, his wife Laicia sold his home in Marne-La-Coquette, according to Closer information, on June 19. RTL specifies this Monday the price of the transaction, 8 million euros, without revealing the identity of the buyer.
The Villa, called La Savannah, bought 4.9 million euros in 1999 for the Hallyday, had been put on sale in January 2018, first for 35 million euros, then for 26 million. This price was finally reduced to 10.5 million euros.
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It is the notoriety of his illustrious last owner who stopped the sale, according to Nicolas Hug, of the Real Estate Agency Philippe Menager and Nicolas Hug, interviewed by Le Figaro on Tuesday. “If it were the house of an illustrious unknown, it would be sold,” he said.
The newspaper specifies, however, that at the moment, the City of Marnes-La-Coquette has not received “official elements that attest to the sale of this property” and that the sale has not yet been completed.
The town, which is located in a safe residential area of 28 houses, in Marnes-La-Coquette, had as neighbors Jacques Séguéla, Hugues Aufray or Alain Prost.
Savannah is a nineteenth -century building with an area of 1,100 m², has 11 rooms, five rooms on two floors, one cinema, another for sport. Almost a hectare of land surrounds it, with a tennis court and a pool. A movie theater, another for sport. He was renewed in the 1980s.
Source: BFM TV
