In France, on the real estate market appeared a very interesting castle that will delight all fans of specific art ...
At a cost of 9.6 million dollars, you can buy a chateau in France, which in itself is a brilliant investment, and if you want to enjoy life. However, the castle contains something that many art lovers and collectors love that will leave you breathless - it contains five of Picasso's mural! And no, this is not a trick! This chateau in Provence, was bought during the 1950s by Douglas Cooper, who was art collector and friend of Picasso.
At one point, around 1963, Picasso had five of his drawings transferred to the walls of this castle. The murals are located in a covered box, as in other parts of the castle, which is by the French government declared this as a historic monument.
The castle has seven bedrooms, and during the eighteenth century it got make over, by the owner Baron de Castille who turned into something reminiscent of Italian buildings, after he returned from a visit to this country. The result has introduced a number of pillars, geometric paths and stone ornaments.
In addition to seven bedrooms, this castle contains two drawing room, art studio, a library and two kitchens. There are over 1,000 m2 area, which is decorated American designer Dick Duma, combining rustic elements with traditional pieces. Also, as part of the estate and a few functional buildings.
Passage will walk you through this property, filled with a grandiose and beautiful elements, such as formal gardens and park. It can be purchased through Sotheby's International Realty's Beverly Hills, where the price, as we have already said is 9.66 million dollars.
