Audrey Hepburn's villa in Switzerland: A dream becomes for sale!

Audrey Hepburn's villa in Switzerland: A dream becomes for sale!

in the picturesque village of Tolochenaz, near Lausanne, the legendary villa "La Paisible" by Audrey Hepburn is up for sale. This impressive property, which was once the home of the film icon, is offered for around CHF 19 million. Hepburn had lived there since 1963 and found peace in her Swiss oasis away from the Hollywood glamor. During her time, she was strongly involved in Unicef and was a devoted mother of two sons. The villa reflects its style and elegance and is a real piece of jewelry in the region, surrounded by breathtaking nature and centuries -old trees. According to reports of 20 minutes, the actress played an enormous role as a mother and humanitarian personality before she died in 1993

The villa itself offers plenty of space on 1,000 square meters of living space with twelve bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Six garages and an extensive property of over 16,000 square meters make the property a luxurious retreat with a heated pool and a magnificent garden, in which the white roses still bloom from Hubert de Givenchy. The current owners, Katharina and Jean-Marc Beaujolin, who acquired the property from Hepburn's sons in 2001, lived in the villa with a lot of love. "Our children grew up here," said Katharina Beaujolin in an interview, while she underlined the deep emotional roots that the house offers.

a piece of film history to reach close

The furnishings of the villa still contain many original elements from Hepburn's time, even if modern adjustments have been made. However, the atmosphere remains charming and nostalgic. Anyone who can fall in love with this historical property now has the chance to have a piece of film history. The property is offered through the real estate agency Knight Frank, whereby the purchase price is considered mysteriously high. Fans and bright real estate owners are now in the starting blocks to possibly start their own homage to one of the largest film legends than oe24.at reported.