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Obernai : Domaine de la Léonardsau

Bas-Rhin

Reference

PA00084847

Latitude

48.469644

Longitude

7.443103

Address

1 Rue de la Leonardsau 67530 Bœrsch

Construction era

19e siècle;1ère moitié 20e siècle

Protection date

1986/03/26 : inscrit MH ; 1990/12/07 : inscrit MH

Protection cause

Façades et toitures du château ; à l'intérieur, au rez-de-chaussée, vestibule d'entrée, chambre alsacienne, salon 1900 et grand salon avec leur décor (cad. 41 1) : inscription par arrêté du 26 mars 1986 - Parc dans ses aménagements d'origine (cad. Obernai 41 1, 275 236 ; Boersch 10 157) : inscription par arrêté du 7 décembre 1990

Description

The estate was acquired in 1896 by Baron Albert-Louis-Eugène de Dietrich (1861-1957), which built the current castle in stages: the villa forming the central part of the castle between 1899 and 1900, the western wing from 1909 to 1910, and the dining room of the garden in 1921. The set is made in the Renaissance style, incorporating numerous recovered elements. One of the salons of the villa was decorated by artist Charles Spindler in 1902, in a style influenced by Art Nouveau. The nine hectare park, designed by the Belgian landscaper Jules Buyssens in collaboration with the Baron, includes elements of English park, French garden, as well as microcosms of Italian and Japanese gardens. René-Edouard André interventions also took place in the park. The city acquired the domain in 1970.

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