photograph Goggle, located on a hill in the heart of Rome,
Villa Aurora is widely regarded as the world’s most expensive house, the
30,000-square-foot, 16th-century villa is located a short walk from the famous
Via Veneto, home to some of Rome’s best hotels, and close to the iconic Piazza
di Spagna and the ancient Porta Pinciana, the post is here, and why is it back in the news? from the article here:
American model turned Italian Princess has been evicted from
her $533m home in Rome after a court ruled that she had not been taking care of
the property, Princess Rita Jenrette Boncompagni Ludovisi was forced to pack
her bags and leave the building after her step-children claimed in court that
the property needs to be renovated, a judge ruled in their favor after hearing
that a wall at the property had 'collapsed', though photos show that roots
appear to have knocked off a singular slab of marble at the property.
After being evicted the Texas-born former Playboy model,
formerly known as Rita Carpenter, was escorted by Carabinieri police out of the
property with locksmiths changing the locks, posting a video shortly before her
eviction, she said: 'It's illegal. I think that it's a travesty this is a
brutal ending and unnecessary, one of the heirs, Prince Bante Boncompagni
Ludovisi, was on hand in April at the villa to watch 'that woman,' as he refers
to his father's widow, leave the property, He said: 'This house needs
renovations. The pipelines of water need to be restored and the frescoes are in
danger, this is a country: We have our police, we have our judges and you need
to respect our country and our laws if you stay here.' I have a feeling we will
be hearing some more about Villa Aurora at some time in the future.
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