The Little Castle

You’re now standing in front of the charming Petit Château, just a short stroll from Avenue de la Reine-Maïté. Picture yourself at the start of the 20th century: this elegantly refined, Anglo-Norman–inspired residence embodied the prestige of wealthy holidaymakers who came here for the sea air and the resort’s chic atmosphere. Its façades combine finely worked timber, slate roofs, and rounded bow windows, all contributing to an unmistakably cosy feel. Once a private villa, it symbolised Le Touquet’s discreet elegance, a secluded retreat tucked behind softly painted shutters. Take a moment to notice the details: the carved ornamentation framing the windows, the meticulous moulding, the little balconies. They reflect a time when local craftsmanship blended harmoniously with influences from both the United Kingdom and northern France. Imagine the interior, intimate lounges, warm parquet floors, marble fireplaces, a private elegance that stood in contrast to the grander seaside architecture nearby. Today, the Petit Château is protected as a treasured remnant of historic Le Touquet, preserving the charm and quiet sophistication of a bygone era.