The huge 20 million mortgage for the villa in Portofino has been paid off, an imposing structure chosen by Berlusconi and Toffanin.
The latest gossip reports the final balance of maxi mortgage of 20 million eurosrequired two years from from Pier Silvio Berlusconi And Silvia Toffaninto purchase the mega villa in Portofino. Here are all the details on purchasing luxury of the Mediaset CEO and his partner.
Berlusconi and Toffanin, mega villa in Portofino
Two years ago, Pier Silvio Berlusconi and Silvia Toffanin have decided to invest in real estate with the acquisition of a huge villa, Villa San Sebastiano, opening a huge mortgage to grab your dream home. The villa is huge, it matters over 1300 square meters of surface and is equipped with every comfort, enriched by the strategic position a Portofino, since the luxury house is located in the Gulf of Tigullio which offers a stratospheric and unique view in the world. It was thought that the purchase of the most secluded couple in the world of showbitz was due to the choice to move permanently, leaving their current home, always ultra-luxury, i.e. Paraggi Castle. Yet this is not the case, here are the details on the latest gossip regarding Silvio Berlusconi’s son.
20 million euros paid, Berlusconi’s maxi mortgage closed
Pier Silvio Berlusconi and his partner Silvia Toffanin have lived near for several years Santa Margherita Ligurein the luxurious property known as Paraggi Castle or Villa Bonomi Bolchini. Two years ago, the Mediaset CEO requested a maxi mortgage of 20 million euros to purchase a new property, a maxi villa in Portofino which was thought to be the definitive setting for his beautiful family. As Corriere della Sera reports, in the last few hours Berlusconi closed the loan by giving the remaining part of the enormous sum requested, intending in his name Villa San Sebastiano. Yet the move is not in his plans given that, after all these millions spent, Pier Silvio has also renewed the rent of his current house with Toffanin, perhaps also wanting to give his children more time to get used to the idea of leaving the house where they have grown.
