Wonderful Villa Notre-Dame-de-Vie on the French Riviera, where he spent his last years of life, the artist Pablo Picasso, was sold at auction in the French Gras on 12 October for 20 million euros. The new owner of the country house in Mougins was a new Zealand businessman Rayo of Vizinadawho already bought the Villa 4 months ago!
In fact, Forbes says that the mansion is put up for auction in June this year. Then Bezanija offered the highest price is 18 million Euro and won the auction. Under the terms of the trade, the amount must be paid in full within two months, but the businessman failed to meet this requirement and 15-room mansion went up for auction.
And in October she again went under the hammer. This time Rayo of Vizinada was the only bidder for the house which he got for 20.2 million euros. The conditions remained the same — the Area of Vizinada have two months to remit the entire amount to the Bank account of the Dutch Achmea Bank, which sells the last refuge of the artist.
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Pablo Picasso bought the estate in Mougins in 1961. Here he lived and worked for 12 years, until his death in 1973. After his death there lived his wife and Muse , Jacqueline Roque. In 1986, Jacqueline has committed suicide, and the Villa passed to the daughter of the artist Katrin Yuten-ble, which later sold the mansion for 10 million euros, the Dutch entrepreneur who staged the house. The only untouched room is the Studio of Picasso, where you can still find traces of paint.
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In addition to the Villa with 15 bedrooms, there is a pool, a tennis court and several outbuildings.
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Total square footage is more than 3 hectares.
