This amazing Art Deco villa of approximately 550 m² of living space built by the architect Godgbarge in the 1920s and located in the Basque Country is oriented East/West and enjoys a very beautiful view over the Pyrenees. It includes 2 large living rooms, 2 dining rooms, an office, a mezzanine, 8 bedrooms including 2 masters opening onto terraces and 7 bathrooms. Very high ceilings, stained glass windows, magnificent woodwork. Conciergerie of 140 m² including 4 bedrooms. Garages, greenhouse, heated swimming pool and pool house. The house has a magnificent wooded park of more than 5 hectares and is quiet.
Henri Godbarge, born October 29, 1872 in Bordeaux and died January 30, 1946 in Saint-Jean-de-Luz (villa Asmouteguia), was a French architect, who dedicated his career to regionalism and who was one of the first theoreticians of the neo-Basque style. . Born in 1872 in Bordeaux, into a family of public works contractors, Henri Godbarge first devoted himself to a military career and attempted the entrance examination for the school of Saint-Cyr. In garrison in Rouen, he enrolled in the school of fine arts in this city, having Léon de Vesly as tutor, who pushed him to pass the competition for the school of Paris, where he was received in 1897. He follows the teaching of Marcel Lambert and obtains the diploma of architect D.P.L.G. in 1901.
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