Sean Connery’s French Riviera mansion’s asking price halved to £13.3million after failing to find buyer
SIR Sean Connery’s mansion had its asking price halved to £13.3million after failing to find a gold-fingered buyer.
Villa Le Roc Fleuri boasts an infinity pool, wine cellar and “mesmerising panoramic views” of the French Riviera.
It also has a cellar, utility room, a staff flat above the attached garage, 24-acre grounds and two extra guest houses.
The late Bond star and wife Micheline Roquebrune lived there in the 1970s and 80s.
The stunning home is still referred to as “Sean’s place” by locals.
It also featured in his final 007 outing in Never Say Never Again.
It went on the market last May for £26.7million — but found no takers.
Edinburgh-born Sir Sean died, aged 90, at his home in the Bahamas last year.
He lived in homes fit for 007 including some of the world’s most ritzy pads in England, Spain, France and the Bahamas.
Ms Roquebrune, 91, plans to scatter his ashes on a Scottish golf course.
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