We are in full swing Gucci House obsession right now; from the drama surrounding the story itself to the glamorous styling and obviously Lady Gaga’s Oscar-worthy performance. But there’s one thing about the film that we’ll be thinking about long into the winter months, *that* Lake Como villa. Well the good news is that the villa itself is now open Airbnb. It’s time to poke around.
The film explores the real-life story of Patrizia, ex-wife of Gucci founder Maurizio Gucci, who was sentenced of ordering the murder of her husband in Milan in 1995. The film tells the story of the criminality and the corresponding fall of the House of Gucci. And while the family wasn’t exactly *harmonious*, it was definitely very glamorous, which is why we’re jumping at the chance to get a glimpse of luxury. Villa Balbiano where the movie was shot.
As you probably won’t be surprised to learn, renting the property isn’t cheap, starting at €1,000 per night (£841). But, if by chance you don’t come across any bags of cash, you can at least take a look at the property beyond the glamor.
The mansion is the largest private residence on the lake, covering 5 acres including luxurious gardens, an outdoor swimming pool, a private jetty and a boathouse. Inside, the property’s six suites are filled with artwork and antique furniture from London auction houses Sotheby’s and Christie’s, including crystal chandeliers and marble bathrooms.
Is it time for a whiplash?
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