Frank Sinatra's Villa Maggio was built in 1967 and was named after the character Sintara played in the film From Here to Eternity (1953). It is the former refuge of the legendary American singer and film actor, who spent twelve years of his life on this more than 20,000 square meter estate. The villa is located at an altitude of 1,300 meters and overlooks Palm Springs and the Coachella Valley (California, USA). The famous plot of land with associated buildings is sold today for almost four million US dollars.
Villa Maggio Frank Sinatra it may not be the Neverland that Michael Jackson left, but it is a home in which you will feel comfortable, because it radiates warmth and homeliness. Nevertheless, there is no question of modesty. He has a house five bedrooms (an additional three guest facilities), external illuminated pool, spa, saunas, a tennis court and a basketball court, numerous terraces, two kitchens, five and a half bathrooms, a dining room, a living room, a special "den" for the family, a fireplace, five stone fireplaces, there is parquet on the floor, parking for 24 cars and so on heliport (only 26 miles from Palm Springs airport).
We can find it on the premises many monuments of the time, but unlike other celebrities' homes, it contains things that were there even when Sinatra lived there.
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Frank Sinatra christened the villa Maggio, as it was the name of his character in From Here to Eternity for which he won an Oscar for his supporting role. According to the order - as a refuge where he retreated from the light - he drew it Ross Patton, who added two more buildings to the main house. One is a luxury self-contained guest house (with its own generator), and others pool house.
Sintra not only went to the estate headed by Villa Maggio to rest, but also hosted many celebrities here. The high location of the house (1300 nmv) is no coincidence, as it is here on average 20 degrees Celsius cooler as in a desert valley. The building is extremely well-preserved and intact (according to Sinatra, it was owned by only one owner), but the new owner will have to pay a modest sum for everything 3.95 million US dollars.
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