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Patek Philippe chief buys Cologny villa for 38 million francs
Thierry Stern, head of Patek Philippe, has bought a villa in Cologny, near Geneva, for 38 million francs.
The property has two buildings on a 5,628-square-metre plot.
The seller was Thierry Halff, vice-president of Maus Frères, which owns Manor and Lacoste.
Cologny is a sought-after area where former tennis player Henri Leconte and billionaire Patrick Drahi have lived.
Stern already owns several properties in Geneva, including the Auberge du Lion d’Or in Cologny.
The purchase adds to his property investments in the area.
No further plans for the villa were given.
Thierry Stern, head of Patek Philippe, bought a villa in Cologny for 38 million francs.
The property includes two buildings on a plot measuring 5,628 square metres.
The seller was Thierry Halff, vice-president of Maus Frères, which owns Manor and Lacoste.
The villa belonged to a member of the family that owns Manor.
- Who
- Thierry Stern, head of Patek Philippe, bought the villa from Thierry Halff.
- What
- Stern bought a villa for 38 million francs.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Cologny, Geneva, Switzerland.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Bilan published a report about the villa purchase.
Watson published a report on Stern’s acquisition.
- Buyer
- Thierry Stern
- Price
- 38 million francs
- Location
- Cologny, Geneva
- Property
- Two buildings on 5,628 square metres
- Seller
- Thierry Halff, vice-president of Maus Frères