Pier Silvio Berlusconi and Silvia Toffanin Move to a New Mansion in Portofino

Pier Silvio Berlusconi and Silvia Toffanin are changing homes. The CEO of Mediaset and the host are leaving Castello Paraggi, where they have lived for several years, to move into their new residence in Portofino. The move is expected to take place shortly. Pier Silvio Berlusconi, the former butler Silvio Camba sues him: 'Unpaid overtime at the Paraggi castle'. The new villa in Portofino, as reported by 'Il Secolo XIX', the renovation of Villa San Sebastiano, which Pier Silvio had acquired in April 2022, is complete. It is a real estate property of 1,300 square meters in the territory of one of the most picturesque and sought-after locations in all of Liguria. Villa San Sebastiano boasts 9 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a swimming pool, an orchard, an olive grove, a vineyard, and an unparalleled breathtaking view of the Gulf of Tigullio. The interiors of the house have been completely revisited in the Seventies by Gae Aulenti. It seems that Pier Silvio Berlusconi purchased it for 20 million euros. The villa, already beautiful when it was purchased, has now become even more elegant thanks to the work completed by the new owner. The color chosen for the exteriors is a pastel salmon, a typical Ligurian hue. The patio has been rearranged following the indications of the Portofino Park and the superintendency. The works, at the end of 2023, Pier Silvio had received the green light to build the pergola in the area pertaining to the property: one of the last works necessary before his actual move. On that occasion, the Municipality had accepted the request with which the real estate company that had acquired the property on behalf of the number one of Mediaset had asked for the go-ahead for some structural changes. The pergola works were carried out strictly following the indications of the Portofino Park and the Superintendency: the patio was rearranged using 'exclusively chestnut canvas peeled or squared by hand with the aid of cutting tools, excluding industrial processing, both for the vertical support structures to be installed without foundation works and for a maximum height of two and a half meters.'