Houses of famous characters classified in Aquitaine

Maison d'architecte
33950 Lège-Cap-Ferret

The Lège subdivision, designed by Le Corbusier in 1924 in Lège-Cap-Ferret (New Aquitaine), is a pioneer working town of the modern movement, composed of prefabricated houses and a collective building for the employees of a sawmill.

Maison d'architecte
33000 Bordeaux

The cantonal house of La Bastide, an Art Nouveau and Art Deco building of the 1920s in Bordeaux, now houses the annex town hall of the district. Symbol of worker urbanization on the right bank of the Garonne.

Maison des hommes et des femmes célèbres
47600 Nérac

Sully's house, built in Nerac in the 16th century, is an iconic Renaissance mansion, famous for its wooden galleries and its spiral staircase. Ranked a historic monument, it bears witness to the passage of figures such as the Duke of Sully and Charles Nodier.

Bâtiment Art Nouveau
47000 Agen

The Art Nouveau house in Agen, built between 1896 and 1902, is a rare example of organic architecture of this style in Lot-et-Garonne, located 56 boulevard du Président-Carnot.

Domaine
33490 Saint-Maixant

The Malagar estate, a 18th and 19th century residence in Saint-Maixant, New Aquitaine, was owned by François Mauriac. This place, a source of literary inspiration, is now a cultural centre open to the public.

Musée d'Art naïf
47300 Bias

The Domaine de Senelles, known as Maison des Assiettes, is a 19th-century residence in Bias (Nouvelle-Aquitaine), famous for its facades decorated with ceramics and its history linked to Léon de Brondeau, collector and patron.

Maison classée MH
47600 Francescas

The House of La Hire, built in the 14th and 17th centuries in Francescas (Nouvelle-Aquitaine), is a medieval residence with ancient walls, mixing stone and wood.

Villa
64250 Cambo-les-Bains

Villa Arnaga, built in the early 20th century in Cambo-les-Bains, is a neobasque residence designed by Edmond Rostand, surrounded by remarkable gardens and now home to a museum dedicated to the writer.