details of his life in Corsica where he owns a house

Jean-Luc Reichmann lives most of the year in Neuilly-sur-Seine (Hauts-de-Seine); his home was targeted by a failed burglary attempt last February, making him yet another star on the list of VIP victims of burglaries in recent months. The rest of the time, he finds refuge in his Corsican house.

Jean-Luc Reichmann, a lover of Corsica

For the purposes of his hit show The 12 strokes of noon, on TF1, the 63-year-old host has no choice but to live in the Paris region since the recording studios are in Ile-de-France. But, deep down, Jean-Luc Reichmann is not a big fan of Paris and its region… “I am a true provincial: I quickly miss nature and fresh air”he confided in the columns of Parisian. “We are lucky to have had a house for twenty years (in Corsica, Editor’s note). We receive our children, their friends and ours there and enjoy the splendor and calm of the island”, he added.

A desire for idleness for the actor of the series Léo Mattéï, Minors’ Brigade ? Certainly… and he doesn’t hide it! “I can spend whole days doing nothing and taking care of my garden and my house. My family likes to go boating and go to the beach. I don’t go there that much”he also declared in the pages of the magazine Télé-Poche. The host may be missing something, a beach in Corsica has been voted into the world’s top most beautiful beaches in the world…

What is the address of Jean-Luc Reichmann’s house?

Finally, it is in his house in Coti-Chiavari, on the south bank of Ajaccio, that the host really feels at home and at peace. Far from the cameras, Jean-Luc Reichmann can enjoy the lush nature offered by Corsica. Nestled in the mountains of the island, his family home is synonymous with moments of sharing. Petanque games, hikes and days at the beach are therefore on the program.

And if nature was one of the main arguments for acquiring this house, the neighborhood would also have weighed in the balance. “What I like here is the sincerity, the sharing, the importance of values ​​like family, the relief and diversity of the landscapes as much as those of the character of the people”he said to Corsica-Morning. In Corsica, the host feels “safe”. But above all, he had the chance to meet many famous friends there like Patrick Fiori and Muriel Robin. A nice escape, in short.