Legendary actor Alain Delon spent his final years in a secluded countryside estate in France, far from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. His home, nestled in the serene Quanne Valley, offered a peaceful retreat from the public eye.

Delon, who passed away at the age of 88, had purchased the estate in 1971. The mansion, surrounded by lush greenery, was a sanctuary where he could enjoy the simple pleasures of life.

The estate remained private, with Delon spending his last years there with his son, Alain-Fabien. Despite the tranquility of the setting, the mansion was in need of repairs, reflecting the challenges of maintaining an aging property.

Delon’s love for animals was evident in his estate. He owned a collection of sculptures by Rembrandt Bugatti, a renowned animal sculptor. His home also served as a resting place for 50 of his beloved dogs, each with their own headstone.

In earlier years, the estate was a more lively place. Delon had even hosted boxing training sessions for champion Jean-Claude Bouttier.

Reflecting on his life, Delon expressed his contentment with living on his own terms. He spent his final years in the peaceful serenity of his countryside home, far from the distractions of the modern world.