Sigurd – Une Villa D'exception Au Cœur De L'histoire De Pornichet

Some houses can be visited. Others tell a [hidden information] /br /In Pornichet, the Sigurd villa belongs to this second category. Built at the end of the 19th century, this remarkable residence of character was built for Henri Sellier, first tenor of the Paris Opera, who gave it the name of Ernest Reyer’s opera Sigurd. Its unique architecture, of neo-Gothic inspiration, makes it today one of the emblematic villas of Porniché’s seaside [hidden information] /br /Developing about 300 m² of living space, the property offers 10 rooms including 6 bedrooms, on a wooded plot of 1,019 m². dossier_technique_1716049.pdfbr /br /From the outside, the silhouette of the villa challenges: asymmetrical volumes, bricks and stones, slender gables, balconies and architectural details testify to the refinement of the large resort houses of the Belle Époque.br /br /Inside, the generous volumes have preserved the soul of the house: reception rooms, fireplaces, woodwork, ceiling heights, large openings and verandas create a unique atmosphere. The different rooms and living spaces allow you to imagine both a large family residence and a reception [hidden information] /br /The garden, planted and preserved from the eyes, naturally extends the house and offers several relaxation spaces. The property also benefits from parking; it is connected to collective sanitation. dossier_technique_1716049.pdfbr /br /More than a property, Sigurd is a real piece of Pornichet’s history, regularly mentioned in documents devoted to the resort’s remarkable [hidden information] /br /A home intended for lovers of architecture, heritage and places with a soul, looking for a property that is not found twice on the market.
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