Marta Fascina buys a house from Silvio Berlusconi's children. Just over a year after the death of the former prime minister, with some controversy arising after the opening of his will in which he left 100 million euros to his last companion, the latter closes a deal with the five heirs of the Cavaliere for a house with a garage in Milano 2 (Segrate), the neighborhood built by Berlusconi himself in the 70s at the beginning of his career as a building contractor.
The House from the Cav's Children
It was reported today by Corriere della Sera, which explains that Fascina at the end of July, in the villa in Arcore in front of notary Arrigo Roveda (who also handled the opening of the will), closed the deal with Silvio's five children for the house and garage in one of the buildings owned by the late companion through Immobiliare Idra. To date, the Forza Italia deputy has collected about a quarter of the 100 million inheritance: the rest will be paid gradually. For Fascina, who did not have other houses in her name, this is the first real estate transaction: Corsera explains that she allegedly presented herself in front of the notary with six cashier's checks for a total of 1.2 million euros, including 20,000 euros for the furniture.
250 Square Meters for 1.2 Million
The house, in which she will not live but her brother Claudio (who works in the Mediaset group at Publitalia) will, is 250 square meters. No negotiations with intermediaries: the offer, which dates back to the beginning of the year, was presented directly to the owners. It is an apartment in a ten-story building: entrance, living-dining room, kitchen, four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a study, a terrace, and two balconies, plus a 45 sqm garage and a cellar. The price, 1.2 million, is aligned with market prices.
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