In 2001 the mysterious death of Countess Vacca Agusta made headlines all over the country and now the luxurious villa in Portofino where the countess lived her last hours before falling to her death from a cliff near her house is up for sale! Built at the turn of the last century and surrounded by a huge beautiful park (35, 000 square metres in size) the house also features a swimming pool and private heliport.
From its 30 rooms furnished with antiques one can enjoy one of the most breathtaking views of the Italian Riviera.
Price: 34 million euros.
The countess’s Villa Altachiara in Portofino
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