Natalie Portman's €15.2 million Paris mansion near the Eiffel Tower has a 100-year-old history

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Sinha, A. (2026, October 25). Natalie Portman's €15.2 million Paris mansion near the Eiffel Tower has a 100-year-old history. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/real-estate/news/in-2023-natalie-portman-bought-a-1912-paris-mansion-that-once-served-as-an-embassy-for-15-2-million-the-550-square-metre-home-near-the-eiffel-tower-had-been-restored-with-a-garden-gym-and-glass-roofed-reception-room/articleshow/135185316.cms

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Times of India · collected 2026-10-25 · by Anushree Sinha

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Natalie Portman purchased a 550-square-metre mansion in Paris for €15.2 million in 2023, located near the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1912 and previously serving as an embassy before becoming a private residence, the property underwent significant renovation by French businessman Yves Vatelot. The house features a gym, library, wine cellar, and a unique glass-roofed reception room on its fourth floor, offering panoramic views of Paris.
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Hollywood actress Natalie Portman purchased a €15.2 million mansion in Paris in 2023, located near the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1912 and previously used as an embassy, the four-storey property includes a garden, gym, library, wine cellar, and a reception room with a glass roof. The house underwent significant renovations before Portman's purchase and is situated in the prestigious Champ-de-Mars area. Notable neighbors include Morocco’s King Mohammed VI, WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum, and French property developer Olivier Mitterrand. Portman had been living in Paris for several years but this purchase marks her first permanent residence there after previously renting apartments. The transaction occurred before she finalized her divorce from choreographer Benjamin Millepied in February 2024.

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Architectural Digest French Hollywood Los Angeles Paris

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French NORP · 7× Paris GPE · 5× Portman PERSON · 4× Architectural Digest ORG · 1× Benjamin Millepied PERSON · 1× Challenges ORG · 1× Hollywood GPE · 1× Los Angeles GPE · 1× Madame Figaroin ORG · 1× Natalie Portman PERSON · 1×

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Other prominent property owners in the area include Morocco's King Mohammed VI, WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum and French property developer Olivier Mitterrand, who is the nephew of former French President François Mitterrand.
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Hollywood actress Natalie Portman, who relocated from Los Angeles to Paris long ago, has bought a 550-square-metre mansion in the French capital for €15.2 million. asserted
who → relocate → million
The four-storey property bought by the actor in 2023 was built in 1912, and had previously served as an embassy before being turned into a private residence. asserted
property → buy → residence
The property is located not far from the iconic Eiffel Tower. asserted
property → locate → Tower
According to Architectural Digest, it comprises a garden, gym, library, wine cellar, and a reception room covered by a glass roof. uncertain
it → accord → roof
The house underwent a major renovation before Portman bought it. asserted
Portman → undergo → it
The purchase was reported by French publication Madame Figaroin in 2024, citing an earlier report by Challenges. asserted
purchase → report → Challenges
Portman's property is located in the Champ-de-Mars area, close to one of Paris's best-known landmarks. asserted
property → locate → landmarks
Although the actress had already spent several years living in the French capital, this purchase gave her a separate residence in a neighbourhood where she had previously rented an apartment. asserted
she → spend → apartment
The transaction took place months before Portman and her former husband, French choreographer Benjamin Millepied, finalised their divorce in February 2024. asserted
Portman → take → February
The couple had lived in Paris with their two children after moving to the city in 2016. asserted
couple → live → 2016
Their rented apartment was only a short distance from the mansion that Portman later bought. asserted
Portman → rent → that
What makes the property different from many other celebrity homes is its past. asserted
property → make → homes
It was not originally built as a modern luxury residence. asserted
It → build → residence
Over more than a century, the building had been used for different purposes, including as an embassy in the 1980s. asserted
building → use → 1980s
Its transformation into a private mansion came later, following a change in ownership and extensive restoration work. asserted
transformation → come → ownership
How a former embassy became a luxury residence The building's renovation was carried out under French businessman Yves Vatelot, who acquired it in the 1990s. asserted
who → become → 1990s
Vatelot, an entrepreneur associated with the wine industry, oversaw the restoration of the property, which eventually became a four-storey private home. asserted
which → associate → property
According to Architectural Digest France, the mansion retained several features associated with its original architecture even after being modernised. uncertain
mansion → accord → architecture
Among them is a wrought-iron staircase connecting the floors. asserted
staircase → connect → floors
A lift was also installed, providing another way to move between the different levels of the house. asserted
lift → instal → house
The property was subsequently offered for sale through French real estate agency Philippe Menager-Nicolas Hug. asserted
property → offer → Hug
The renovation also gave different floors their own functions. asserted
renovation → give → functions
The mansion contains separate areas for exercise, reading, entertaining guests and spending time outdoors. asserted
mansion → contain → time
Unlike a conventional living room, this space has a glass roof that allows daylight to enter from above. asserted
daylight → have → roof
Photographs released by the property agency show the room beneath the glass structure, with views of the surrounding city available from the upper level. asserted
views → release → level
The mansion also has a gym on the ground floor. asserted
mansion → have → floor
Other facilities include a library and a wine cellar, along with a dining area and several private rooms. asserted
facilities → include → area
The interiors were designed to retain the character of the older building while providing the facilities of a modern residence. asserted
interiors → design → residence
The mansion also includes a patio, garden and terrace, giving its occupants access to open areas despite its central Paris location. asserted
mansion → include → location
The terrace provides views across the French capital. asserted
terrace → provide → capital
The four floors are connected by both the staircase and the lift. asserted
floors → connect → staircase
With a total area of 550 square metres, the property has enough space to accommodate its various facilities. asserted
property → have → facilities
Why the location is significant Portman's mansion stands in Paris's seventh arrondissement, an area that includes the Eiffel Tower and the Champ-de-Mars gardens. asserted
that → stand → Tower
The neighbourhood is known for its historic properties and has attracted several wealthy international residents. asserted
neighbourhood → know → residents
Other prominent property owners in the area include Morocco's King Mohammed VI, WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum and French property developer Olivier Mitterrand, who is the nephew of former French President François Mitterrand. asserted
who → include → Mitterrand
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