The Swiss retreat where Audrey Hepburn spent the final 30 years of her life asks $20.8M for sale
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Audrey Hepburn's former Swiss villa, La Paisible, is now listed for $20.8 million near Geneva. This serene estate served as her retreat from 1963 until her passing in 1993. The property, sold in 2001, features 12 bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and sits on 40 acres. Current owners Katharina and Jean-Marc Beaujolin are downsizing after over two decades. The villa reflects Hepburn's love for nature and privacy, with its picturesque mountain views and beautifully decorated interiors. Swiss living remains appealing due to favorable taxation and lifestyle opportunities, as noted by real estate experts.
"We've decided to do some downsizing, because it's just the two of us in this big house, and it felt like the right moment to make a change," Katharina Beaujolin told Bloomberg in an interview.
"Switzerland remains a top choice for families mindful of taxation, with a steady flow of new enquiries exploring its diverse lifestyle offerings across the cantons," Alex Koch de Gooreynd, partner at listing brokerage Knight Frank, told The Post in a statement.
"It's easy to see why Audrey Hepburn adored the environment, where she enjoyed both complete privacy and breathtaking surroundings," he added.
"The decoration was Audrey Hepburn's and it was wow - a lot of flowers everywhere on the cu..."
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