The Stone House
The Stone House
– An architectural gem full of history and elegance –
– An architectural gem full of history and elegance –
A architectural gem steeped in history and elegance Casa Alleon, which once gave its name to the street, was built for the wealthy and noble French banker, Jean Gérard Amédée Alleon, a Sephardic Jew by origin, following the plans of Greek architect Pelopidas D. Couppa.
A architectural gem steeped in history and elegance Casa Alleon, which once gave its name to the street, was built for the wealthy and noble French banker, Jean Gérard Amédée Alleon, a Sephardic Jew by origin, following the plans of Greek architect Pelopidas D. Couppa.
The building is characterized by an eclectic style that combines Victorian and Venetian Gothic elements. It has a basement, mezzanine, and multiple floors, with a partial mansard roof. The two main facades of the house are composed of two distinct parts: the side facing V. Canarache alley features a corner balcony in Venetian style, while the other part showcases a mansard roof with a fronton.
The building is characterized by an eclectic style that combines Victorian and Venetian Gothic elements. It has a basement, mezzanine, and multiple floors, with a partial mansard roof. The two main facades of the house are composed of two distinct parts: the side facing V. Canarache alley features a corner balcony in Venetian style, while the other part showcases a mansard roof with a fronton.
