Silvio Berlusconi’s notorious villa on the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia has been sold to the Qatari royal family for approximately $400 million. The property gained international attention as the location of Berlusconi’s infamous “bunga-bunga” parties during his time as Italy’s prime minister. The estate boasts extravagant features including a nuclear bunker, seven swimming pools, and an artificial volcano. The sale marks the end of an era for the property, which became synonymous with Berlusconi’s controversial personal life and political career. Details regarding the future use of the villa by the Qatari royal family have not been disclosed. The transaction highlights continued investment by Qatar in luxury real estate assets in Europe. The villa’s unique and opulent design contributed to its high valuation and desirability.