Peu de marge : une offre autour de 4 588 000 € (environ 3 % sous le prix demandé) est défendable.
Estimation indicative fondée sur la durée en ligne, les baisses déjà consenties, l'écart au marché (ventes DVF) et le nombre d'agences qui proposent le bien.
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| Date | Prix | Variation |
|---|---|---|
| 06/09/2026 | 4 725 000 € | — mise en ligne |
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Along the west coast of the Phuket peninsula, along a pitted road called "Millionaire's Mile," sits the Cape Sol development and Villa Yin, a property owned by Laurent and Chantal Broda. The house, completed in 2008 after four years of planning and construction, reflects a kind of "new Thai" style. Its streamlined pitched roofs and deep eaves nod to Thai architecture, but the home, which sprawls over several levels, has none of the ornamentation found in traditional structures. Villa Yin has 730 square meters (6,500 square feet) of indoor space and another 432 square meters (4,650 square feet) of balconies, decking andoutdoor space. There is an 18-meter (60-feet) infinity pool lined with gray marble. The villa stands in a lush tropical garden, with the landscaping heavily reworked to introduce traveler's palms, frangipani trees and tropical flowers but to retain the hillside slope, ensuring all the main rooms have unobstructed views of the sea. Yet it is the interior that instantly catches the eye. [...] The house is filled with antique Buddhas, Tang Dynasty terra cotta figurines, a huge Phuket-style bronze gong, nine Andy Warhol prints of Marilyn Monroe and scores of works by some...
