Cielo de Bonaire: A vast £39 million villa that has failed to sell in three years that truly must have been built with a dictator or drug dealer in mind
A reduction in price from £39.2 million (€50 million) in 2011 to £35 million (€27.4 million) now has not helped a villa named Cielo de Bonaire at Alcúdia, Spain sell and nor have its “stunning views”, helipad and underground garage for 30 cars.
This 31,000 square foot behemoth is built into the hills of Mallorca and includes 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. There are both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a gym, a spa, a library and a media room and the décor is described as “simple and stark”. Frankly, if you wished, so vast is this pad that you could very easily lose your guests for a week.
Everything at Villa Cielo de Bonaire is on a grand scale but given the days of “Essex boys” drug dealers and dictators such as Saddam Hussein and Muammar Gaddafi seeking out Spanish retreats have long gone, the market for such a property is now very limited. How many more years will actually have to pass before this maze-like mansion finds a buyer?
Villa Cielo de Bonaire has been on the market through a number of agents and is for sale through Vogue Properties.
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I think it is actually rather impressive.
you would….so damned vulgar
Why don’t you go and choke on your ego Wayde?
How does one achieve this,Fi? Sounds quite a feat….
Another article about vain living by The Steeple Times. Why can’t you do something to support the McCanns instead? Your readers are not all vapid morons surely. Support Gerry and Kate McCann.
Looks like the kind of pad that horrible con artist Thomas McLoughlin would like to live in. Just as fat and ugly.