La Paisible is Audrey Hepburn’s famous Swiss villa. It’s now available for sale at a price of approximately $21m. This rare chance to own part of Hollywood history. Hepburn spent three decades in this stunning villa in Tolochenaz (Vaud), a tranquil village located 30 minutes outside of Geneva near Lake Geneva.
La Paisible was built in 18th-century France and exudes elegance and charm. There are 21 rooms in the sprawling estate, with 12 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. The space is ample for both family members and guests. Four fireplaces create a warm and inviting atmosphere in the villa.
This property has five separate entrances. One of them leads into a guest apartment that is self-contained and includes two fully-equipped kitchens. It’s perfect for hosting guests or employees. The property also features two garages, with space to park up to fifteen vehicles. A 50-foot pool, and a private park of 6,000 square feet, with trees that are more than 100 years old, create a peaceful oasis.
Audrey Hepburn grew up with her two sons at La Paisible, Sean Ferrer from her marriage Mel Ferrer and Luca Dotti through her marriage Andrea Dotti. In these very walls, the actress passed away after a long battle with cancer in 1993. Her sons then sold her property to Jean-Marc Beaujolin (CEO of ECH Ltd.) and Katharina Beaujolin. Katharina was a huge Audrey Hepburn fan and treasured the relationship they had with the actress because of their ownership of La Paisible.
Knight Frank is a leading British agency that specializes in real estate. Audrey Hepburn’s former home, currently listed, offers a unique opportunity to those looking for a luxury and historical property. Although the price of the home is approximately $21,000,000, buyers are encouraged by Knight Frank to ask for more details and highlight its uniqueness.
In the years before she settled in Switzerland, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, icon Audrey Hepburn, lived many places, including Belgium, England, Holland, and then the United States, where she pursued her acting career. Later, in Italy, in the 1960s, Shepburn would settle. Audrey Hepburn eventually found peace and comfort at La Paisible near Tolochenaz. Vaud. This is where she lived until her death at the age 63. Hepburn found serenity in Switzerland, away from Hollywood’s spotlight.