Monaco, St Tropez or yacht
These are the luxury characteristics of Geissens
German reality TV millionaires make their money by buying and selling luxury real estate. Take a look at the special living conditions of the Jess family.
Publication date: 3:04 pm
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Updated: 3:13 PM
Saint-Tropez, Monaco, and also with pleasure the Seven Seas: this is how the Jess family lives. Father Robert (58), mother Carmen (57) and daughters Shania (17) and Davina (19) show on their show “The Geissens – a Terribly Charming Family” how well their lives are. The family does not currently have as many roofs over the heads of the nobles as it once did.
Let’s take a look at Geissens’ current and past real estate portfolio.
Apartments in Monaco
The family’s favorite place to live is Monaco. The girls went to school here, and the four lived for 15 years in an apartment they said they rented for CHF18,000 a month. But now Davina and Shania have moved to a stable stake. Not in a small student cottage, of course, but in an apartment of 150 square meters with sea view.
And since the girls are out now, the parents also need a new home. Carmen and Robert Jess moved from their 420 sq m cottage to a relatively small 300 sq m cottage. The couple turned this around over the course of several months so he now has a home cinema, wine, and lots of black glossy decorations.
Villa and hotel in Saint Tropez
In the luxury resort on the French Riviera, the family lives in a villa of 600 square meters and 7,000 square meters of land. The swimming pool is just as basic as the 14-person dining area. The house has six bedrooms and many bathrooms. Oh yeah, and a huge statue in the park.
Carmen shows her luxury villa: This is how the Jasons live in Saint-Tropez(00:38)
For 500 francs a night, you can sleep in St Tropez in the ornamental dream of the Geissens. The busy family runs the “Maison Prestige Roberto Geissini” hotel there, which is fully furnished in their style. That means animal prints, skulls, and lots of lions.
Chalet in the French Alps
The Geissens actually preferred to spend the Christmas season in Valberg (F). But now the luxurious family chalet is for sale. The 340-square-meter home, with five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a sauna and a wine cellar, can be purchased for 2.5 million Swiss francs. But why would the Jasons sell their winter home? Carmen Jess in Bild: “We’re not broke. Since our two daughters have grown up, we’ve been here less and less. My husband and kids are drawn to Kitzbühel more and more. But a house like this needs revival, and at the moment it’s only costing us. So we decided to sell it.” and buy another property.
Four years on a luxury yacht
From 2015 to 2019, “The Indigo Star” was home to Carmen, Robert, Shania, and Davina. The girls were taken out of school without further ado, a private tutor was hired, a crew assembled – and we set off for the family. The Jessens traveled the world with their yacht for four years. It was often messy in the basement, as they were reporting on their podcast. The fights and unbridled love affairs between the staff made the trip a real adventure. Of course, the couple also turn their yacht into a business. Indigo Star can be rented. (grb)
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