The villa at fifty-six Allée de la Robertsau stands out for its high, mansard roof and the ornate timber framing typical of the late nineteenth century. It once belonged to Charles Kuss, a prominent local figure who helped shape the residential character of this district. When he occupied the property, he filled the grounds with meticulously maintained gardens that echoed the nearby parkland. Today, the house remains a private residence, keeping the quiet, established atmosphere that drew Strasbourg's elite to this street generations ago.
56 All. de la Robertsau
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