Johnny’s house soon sold off at half price (even the Kretz family couldn’t sell it)

When Johnny Hallyday died in 2017, his widow, Laeticia Hallyday, inherited the job. But it’s not just her companies or the royalties from her hits that Jade and Joy’s mother inherited. Indeed, if she wanted to benefit from this comfortable income, she also had to agree to inherit the singer’s colossal debts. Money that the rocker owed the tax authorities, more than 30 million euros, which his widow recovered. If the latter managed to reduce the initial debt by 4 million, the fact remains that it must now repay it.

It is with this in mind that the soap opera surrounding the sale of the taulier’s magnificent residence called La Savannah continues. Indeed, it is to settle this tax debt that Laeticia Hallyday made the decision to sell this emblematic villa in which the singer died. Located in Marnes-la-Coquette in the chic Parisian suburbs, the Savannah has more than 900 m2 of living space on almost one hectare of land including tennis court, cinema room, five bedrooms, but also an outbuilding of 60 m2 .

The Savannah: a difficult house to sell

If on paper this house has everything to make you dream, in reality buyers are not rushing behind the gate. Offered for sale in 2018 at the price of 17.9 million dollars or 10.8 million euros, its price was ultimately revised downward due to a lack of buyers. Today priced at 10,500,000 euros, the sale still seems to have stalled. The famous family of real estate agents, the Kretzes, also took up the challenge, but unable to sell it, Laeticia Hallyday finally took the property away from them and entrusted it to another agent.

Despite an inability to sell the property, the Kretz family would not be involved. Indeed, it was revealed that the widow of the captain and mother of Jade and Joy would have made the decision to withdraw the sale of this magnificent villa from them because of their notoriety. Wanting to be more discreet about the conditions surrounding this sale, Laeticia Hallyday finally handed over the contract to another real estate agent, Nicolas Hug. The latter spoke to the magazine The Parisian and he claimed to be “the only mandated agency on this property“.

Laeticia Hallyday demands too much money

There is a reason why the Hallydays’ home remains on sale for so long without finding a buyer; the sale price asked by the mother of the family is always far too high! A real estate expert also spoke on this subject in the columns of Here this Friday, April 12, 2024. He indicates that it is practically impossible for the residence to leave “above 5 million euros, because there is so much work!»

This is essential information when we know that Laeticia Hallyday asks for more than twice as much! It remains to be seen whether the real estate agent in charge of the sale will be able to perform a miracle!

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