WOOD-COTTAGE
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An original house reminiscent of an English cottage, built in 1864 by architect Tricotel, now owned by the town.
Built in 1864, the house features a rural architecture reminiscent of the bucolic style of English houses. This highly original construction was the brainchild of Paul-Edouard Taconnet, a Parisian merchant who acquired the land in 1863. Its facades, set on a brick base, are veined with barked oak logs, with a salmon-colored coating. This style, together with its staircase turret and dovecote, lends the house a special charm. In the 20th century, its owner devoted 40 years to its restoration and, in 2007, donated it to the town.
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Maison de 1864, restaurée après la 2nd guerre mondiale. Léguée à la ville du Vesinet par Monique Suzanné. Initialement construit par Paul-Edouard Taconnet (1823-1891). Architecte: Alphonse-Charles Tricotel (1810-1884)