Villa Windsor

Villa Windsor sits on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, standing as a quiet, limestone landmark of twentieth-century political and personal upheaval. Built in the late nineteen twenties, the house was originally known as Chateau Le Bois. It was designed by architect Roger Bouvard for a private client, but its significance grew as it transitioned from a domestic home into a stage for some of the most influential figures in modern history.