This 10.5 million euro house is still looking for its new owners. It is not just any good, but the one who saw Johnny Hallyday live his last moments of life, in December 2017. Located in Marnes-la-Coquette in Yvelines, Savannah has been on the real estate market since 2018, after a significant drop in its price as well as a backpedaling of a buyer. For a time, Laeticia Hallyday had entrusted the sale to a famous real estate agency. From now on, the fate of the villa purchased in 1999 for 4.9 million euros is in the hands of the real estate agency Philippe Menager and Nicolas Hug, reports The Parisianthis Thursday, November 23.
To our colleagues, one of the real estate agents mentioned “interest” regular which remains around the Savannah. If in the eyes of Nicolas Hug, this house is “tremendous”he regrets not to find a family “who wants to settle in such an ideal setting”. He explains this in particular by many people requesting a visit simply out of curiosity.“One in two visits is not organized. For this, more than for any other, I do more in-depth research on potential buyers”he explained to Parisian. Furthermore, Nicolas Hug believes that we must now “restore virginity” to this real estate announcement, thus making all public communication disappear, to finally work in “discretion”.
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The Savannah: “poor communication” behind the non-sale since 2018?
With his agency, the only one mandated for this property at 10.5 million euros, Nicolas Hug observes that “Several things” have been “badly done” since its launch in 2018. Parisianthe real estate agent thus denounced “poor communication”with advertising focused around the house that he judges to be a real “brake”. “It’s not easy to take care of a toasted good“, he was even categorical to our colleagues. However, in addition to a revised strategy, the property offers incredible services which can only please future buyers: 1,000 m2 of interior space as well as a 7,000 m2 wooded parkeight bedrooms, a gym, a cinema room, a games room for children, a wine cellar and even a clay tennis court.
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