Villa built by the Fenwick family around 1920
Built in the Anglo-Norman style when sea-bathing was the height of fashion
It was the first and the only villa from this era to be built on the southwest slope of the valley, facing Pourville cliffs
The balconies running around the outside of the villa appear suspended in the surrounding countryside
Claude Monet, one of the most influential Impressionist painters, painted some of his best known works at the villa
