Maison Rozier - La Bourboule – Atelier d’Offard

The Rozier House, located in La Bourboule, is a valuable testament to the thermal and architectural history of this iconic spa town in the Massif Central. Built at the end of the 19th century, this residence reflects the golden age of thermalism when La Bourboule attracted an elite seeking the benefits of its mineral-rich waters.

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Constructed by the Rozier family, prominent figures of the time, the house stands out for its eclectic architecture blending Belle Époque and Art Nouveau influences. Its largely preserved interior decor offers a journey into the refinement of an era when spa life was synonymous with luxurious living.

Today, the Rozier House embodies the memory of a unique heritage, recalling the cultural and social prominence of La Bourboule at its peak. This site continues to inspire visitors with its timeless charm and its history deeply rooted in French spa traditions.