Saint-Hubert or Godillot villa
Alexis Godillot residence, conducted by Pierre Chapoulart at the end of the nineteenth century in a mixture of styles that can be found in many of his achievements. Visible only from the outside.
70 avenue des Îles d'Or
Centre-ville
83400 Hyères
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Saint-Hubert or Godillot villa
70 avenue des Îles d'Or
Centre-ville
83400 Hyères
I'm going by train
Presentation
In 1882, Godillot commissioned Pierre Chapoulart to build his own house. In fact, it involved the redevelopment of two existing villas and their transformation into a vast private mansion comprising the first floor with the outbuildings, the second floor with the grand salon, winter garden, dining room, kitchen and bedrooms, and the second floor with another apartment and billiard room, with a workshop in the attic.
The originality of Chapoulart's work lies in the exterior, as the main façade is a picturesque eclectic mix of different architectural styles: classical, Norman, Moorish...
All these seemingly disparate elements are nevertheless unified in a certain harmony of composition. The façade, with its perspective on the avenue, perhaps reflects the client's taste for festive architecture.
Privately owned, the villa is not open to the public.
The originality of Chapoulart's work lies in the exterior, as the main façade is a picturesque eclectic mix of different architectural styles: classical, Norman, Moorish...
All these seemingly disparate elements are nevertheless unified in a certain harmony of composition. The façade, with its perspective on the avenue, perhaps reflects the client's taste for festive architecture.
Privately owned, the villa is not open to the public.
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Services
Not open to the public
Tarifs
Free entry.
Mise à jour le 02/07/2024
Par Office de Tourisme Provence Méditerranée
Marianne d’Or
du développement durable 2024
Lauréat de la “Meilleure identité visuelle”
aux Trophées de la Communication 2023
