STRASSBURGER VILLA
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Imposing, superb listed residence, far from the seafront, symbolizing Deauville in the Belle Époque.
Listed as a Monument Historique and a symbol of Belle Époque Deauville, this imposing residence was commissioned by Baron Henri de Rothschild (1872-1947). Its picturesque appearance is accentuated by the profusion of architectural elements that enliven the elevations and roof projections, adorned with finials. A model of elegance! Exceptionally, the villa has retained its period furnishings (knick-knacks, family portraits, paintings of horses). Its most recent owner was the American newspaper publisher Ralph Beaver Strassburger, after whom it was named.
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Dommage...
Appelée d'abord ferme du coteau, elle a appartenu à Flaubert.
Rachetée par les Rothchild, elle prend sa forme actuelle. Mais comme elle n'a pas de vue mer, les Rothchild la vendent à la famille Strassbruger. Passionnés de chevaux, la proximité du champ de course est pour eux un atout considérable...
L'intérieur est un peu vieillot, mais permet d'avoir une idée du style de vie d'une famille aisée de l'époque, en villégiature...