Charles Aznavour’s Provencal villa, located in Mouriès (Bouches-du-Rhône) in the Alpilles massif, is now available for rental. This exceptional property offers fans of the singer, who died in October 2018 at the age of 94, intimate access to his world, as reported Le Figaro Real Estate .
Estimated at 2 million euros
This area of 660 m2nestled in a natural setting, houses the artist’s legacy preserved by a neighbor who became its owner after investing his savings in it. “I rent it to meet the needs of the house”he assured at the microphone of BFM Marseille .
Estimated four years ago at two million euros, the villa is therefore offered on Airbnb and Booking. Capable of accommodating up to 16 people, it includes eight bedrooms, ten beds, an indoor swimming pool, a tennis court, a cinema room and a thousand-year-old olive tree surrounded by earth brought from Armenia, symbol of the attachment of Aznavour to its roots. To enjoy this dream setting, however, you will need to book a minimum stay of seven nights for a rate of around €900 per night.
Olive oil production
Acquired by the Franco-Armenian artist in the 1990s, the house is a place imbued with serenity, as the singer’s neighbor explained: “He completely created this house and it calmed him a lot. From the balcony he could survey the estate, keep an eye on what was happening. »
The estate still produces olive oil, called “Aigo Claro”, in homage to the singer’s initials. Renting this house means following in the footsteps of the artist, currently at the center of a biopic, Mr Aznavourworn by Tahar Rahim.
