Key Facts
• Karl Lagerfeld’s Paris suburban mansion to be auctioned on July 1, 2025.
• Purchased by Lagerfeld in 2010, located in Louveciennes, France.
• Auction starting price set at €4.6 million (approx. $7.76 million).
• Property spans 2 hectares, includes 3 houses, pool, and tennis court.
• Mansion features classical exterior, modest interior, and Lagerfeld’s atelier.
• Kitchen equipped for 100-person dinners with 4 ovens, 5 sinks, and 2 refrigerators.
• Venue hosted receptions, including one honoring Princess Caroline of Monaco.
• Amanda Harlech, Lagerfeld’s muse, described it as his “true self” in 2021.
Summary
The Paris suburban mansion of late luxury designer Karl Lagerfeld, known for his work with Chanel and Fendi, will be auctioned on July 1, 2025. Located in Louveciennes, France, the property was purchased by Lagerfeld in 2010 and features a starting price of €4.6 million (approx. $7.76 million). Spanning 2 hectares, the estate includes three houses, a pool, and a tennis court, ensuring privacy and exclusivity. The main house, with a classical exterior and modest interior, housed Lagerfeld’s atelier and a kitchen capable of hosting 100-person dinners. The mansion served as a venue for grand receptions, including one honoring Princess Caroline of Monaco. Amanda Harlech, Lagerfeld’s muse, described the property as a reflection of his “true self.”
