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Silvio Berlusconi leaves the Palazzo Grazioli. The termination of the contract will begin on December 31 and from January 1 of the new year the Forza Italia leader will say goodbye, after more than twenty years, to his historic residence in Rome. According to what he writes‘Adnkronos there are economic reasons behind this. The house actually boasts more than a thousand square meters and it is located on the first noble floor of the 16th century building belonging to the Grazioli family. All for a monthly cost of 40,000 euros, Il Cavaliere will move to Villa Zeffirelli on the ancient Via Appia, bought for more than 3 million euros in 2001 and then given free of charge to the Florentine director, his friend and former forced parliamentarian. , who passed away in June of last year.
The boxes – continuesAdnkronos – they are ready. One thing is for sure that the villa in Appia Antica will be used as a private residence and therefore will become out of bounds for everyone. Including politicians,
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