Villa Sciurus

This large three-story house, just a stone’s throw from the town center and Lac d’Hossegor and right next to the Sporting Casino, has undergone several transformations to transform into a customized living space. Notably, on the second floor, the previous service rooms have been artfully converted into a kitchen and dining area.

Explore the Villa’s 380 m2 and be inspired by the Cobogo room, which celebrates the work of Marianne Peretti and her Passoris, located in Le Havre in front of Oscar Niemeyer’s building; the Scoutinerie room, with its cement tile headboard – a signature of Maisons Fabel; the famous Gomez desk, containing engraved archive plans; the legendary LC6 desk by Le Corbusier; and a Scandinavian-designed Jacobsen chair. In the living room, a spectacular table by Maximilien Pellet, once exhibited at Villa Noailles, catches our eye. Our personal favorite is the Été 1981 room, which immerses you in Delphine Cauly’s artistic universe, capturing the enchantment of Hossegor. This remarkable blend of artistic expression and research reflects Emmanuel’s visionary approach.

For the younger guests, the villa is equipped with a selection of books, board games, and essential baby gear—an array of delightful surprises suitable for all ages! What’s more, to elevate the concept of a family-friendly oceanfront vacation home, Villa Sciurus has introduced an array of exciting new features.

In addition to daily breakfast and housekeeping, you’ll receive a bike for your personal use upon arrival. This allows you to freely explore the beach, town center, and lakeshore from the moment you arrive. Make sure to return in time for the stunning sunset over the water. Afterward, you won’t want to miss Chez Jerome, a renowned oyster shack that offers the perfect way to start your evening with the freshest taste of the sea. And if you have any evening reservations to make, our concierge service is at your disposal.