Mougins Picasso's villa

Mougins Picasso's villa

At first owned by the Guinness family, then vacation home for Winston Churchill, its Provencal charm seduces Picasso. He settles there in 1961, leaving his villa in Cannes Californie, which view has been ruined by a recent building. After the painter’s death in 1973, the house accommodates his wife, and then her daughter, who finally sells it for more than 10 million Euros.

The Dutch current owner buys the property in 2007 and names it the Minotaur’s Lair, as a tribute to the artist’s obsession. He undertakes renovation works for about 10 million Euros, resulting into a deep transformation of this Provencal property; tennis court, lift, spa… Financial issues prevent him from finishing the restoration project and compel him to put up the mas for auction.

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3754
Luminous
1 790 000 €
225 sqm
1500 sqm
4

Modern villa with dominant view

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3757
Closed estate
2 600 000 €
250 sqm
1765 sqm
4

Elegant Renovated Bastide

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3248
4 950 000 €
350 sqm
6000 sqm
Open
6

Magnificent "bastide" in Castellaras with open view

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3758
Unopposed - Closed estate
1 500 000 €
160 sqm
1752 sqm
4

Charming villa in a gated domain – an ideal pied-à-terre

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3414L
Luminous - Large volumes
Price from 50 000 € the week
957 sqm
8444 sqm
6

MOUGINS - Superb villa in the heart of a private gated estate

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Sole agency
Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3478
Sea view - Open view
3 500 000 €
300 sqm
1715 sqm
Panoramic
4

Contemporary Villa in Mougins with Sea and Village View, in a gated estate

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3748
Hill view - Provencal bastide
3 700 000 €
223 sqm
5112 sqm
Panoramic
4

Villa

Mougins

Ref. 3441
899 000 €
100 sqm
0 sqm
3

Rare: Lovely house in the heart of the village

Mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie in Mougins, Picasso’s last home, put up for auction.

Upon a land of more than 3 hectares is set this Provencal country-house, entirely renovated and modernised, in particular through the large bay-windows offering a splendid view over the Mediterranean sea and the Esterel hills. Of a living surface of more than 2,000 m2, this property, with its dozen bedrooms, is composed of many outbuildings. The memory of the great Picasso remains alive; in its workshop, the paint-stained furniture immerses us in the painter’s universe, and at the corner of a pillar, a stone-carved mask reminds us of the amazing genius of the artist.

Today, mas Notre-Dame-de-Vie, loaded with history, has been bought by Rayo Whitanage. This New Zealand businessman of Sri Lankan origin, already engaged in discussions for a year, and whose precedent acquisition attempt failed, just succeeded in purchasing the prestigious property for 20.196 million Euros. This purchaser, residing in New York, and at the head of a real estate investment company founded with a Brunei prince, still has one year left to raise the funds. The Dutch owner, who has invested more than 20 million Euros in the acquisition and renovation, is disappointed by the sale. In fact, Picasso’s fame, the luxury amenities and generous volumes of the house, the enchanting environment of the French Riviera… are all unique characteristics for a property which would in fact be worth at least 30 million Euros…

Magrey & Sons proposes a large selection of exclusive properties in Mougins, to enjoy the quietness and beauty of the place, an inspiration and a haven for many artists.

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