In the heart of Turin, a new page opens in dispute over the Agnelli inheritance. Daughter Margherita has put it up for sale Villa Frescot, a residence full of history and secrets, which belonged to the unforgettable lawyer Agnelli. Although there is no official confirmation, this information emerges from journalistic investigations, including that of Report, which follow the dispute over the lawyer's inheritance.
Agnelli Legacy, Villa Frescot
The villa is located in a street without a street number, Strada San Vito/Revigliasco. He hides behind a gate three significant buildings: the main house, which was the Turin home of the Agnellis, Villa Bona, the residence of Edoardo Agnelli, and a third small villa, part annex and part personal refuge of the lawyer.
After the passing of Gianni Agnelli, the bare ownership passed to Margherita Agnelli, while Donna Marella retained the right of usufruct. However, Marella preferred to reside in Samanden, Switzerland, or in her riad in Morocco. This allowed John Elkann, together with his family, to live in the villa, paying rent to his grandmother.
After Donna Marella's death, the properties, including Villa Frescot, Villar Perosa and the Roman residence, they returned to Margherita's hands. It is at this time that problems emerged, including the disappearance of some works of art of value, including a Monet. This disappearance is generating an international mystery that is shaking public opinion.
Disputes surrounding the Agnelli family's properties have also had an impact on Juventus, as the traditional festival in Villar Perosa last summer was cancelled. The villa, the heart of the family, is owned by Margherita, which has generated "complications", according to sources close to the football world.
Margherita has also put up for sale the apartment in Rome, located on the top floor of Palazzo Mengarini Albertini Carandini, overlooking the Quirinale, at a price of around 20 million euros. This residence was particularly loved by Marella, while the lawyer had transformed it into a sort of "private museum" with works of art by Picasso, Balla and Fontana. When the paintings were not enough, the Lawyer commissioned the artist Mario Schifano, a friend of Edoardo, the creation of the "Chinese Room", using the walls of the dining room as a canvas.
