Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron have new neighbors, opposite their villa in Le Touquet

Does Villa Monéjan mean something to you? This is the home of Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron, in the heart of the “golden triangle” in Le Touquet, a seaside resort in the north of France, in Pas-de-Calais (62). It is the wife of the President of the Republic who is the owner because the Head of State does not own any real estate of his own, according to his declaration of assets. And if not, do you know the origin of this curious name of Monéjan? It is the contraction of the first names of Brigitte Macron’s parents, namely Simone and Jean.

For a year and a half, the presidential couple has had new neighbors in one of the best-known avenues in Le Touquet, Avenue Saint-Jean. Just opposite the villa of Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron which they renovated at the end of 2011 thanks to a loan of 350,000 euros (they still owe more than 122,000 euros), ten high-end accommodations, from 80 to 150 m², have born in a set of three villas. Add, on the ground floor, clothing stores covering approximately 300 m² (see our photo in the main illustration). “An exceptional location», According to the developer Nacarat (which takes its name from a shade of red notably corresponding to that of the bricks typical of constructions in the North), at the origin of the real estate program.

Named the “Villas Saint-Jean”, this residence fills a “hollow tooth” (unbuilt space surrounded by built plots) and “stands out from the classic architecture of Touquettoises houses». «It offers contemporary architecture highlighting noble and natural materials such as brick, porcelain stoneware, zinc, stone and even glass.», explains Nacarat. “Each accommodation has an outdoor space (garden, balcony, terrace or solarium,” he adds. Not to mention the use of an interior designer to modernize the interior. This is why the price per m² reaches new heights: between 13,000 and 15,000 euros in a neighborhood already very sought after and expensive, in the old: around 10,000 euros/m² (Le Figaro Immobilier) on average, worthy of certain chic areas of Paris.