Antoine de Caunes, emblematic figure of French television, and his wife, journalist Daphné Roulier, found their refuge far from the bustle of Paris in Trouville-sur-Mer, in Normandy. This charming seaside resort has become a place of renewal and serenity for them.
A deep family connection with Trouville
Antoine de Caunes' relationship with Trouville dates back to his childhood. His parents, Georges de Caunes and Jacqueline Joubert, owned a house at 25, rue Carnot, named “ The Rapier« .
It was in this home that he spent many summers, thus forging a deep attachment to the region. This family connection influenced his choice to later settle in this coastal town.
A historic pink brick residence
In the 1990s, Antoine de Caunes acquired a 19th century housebuilt in pink bricks, located on the road to Honfleur.
This residence, surrounded by a vast rose garden, offers an idyllic setting conducive to relaxation and inspiration.
The traditional architecture and authentic charm of the house reflect the couple's taste for places full of history and character.
A place of work and creativity
Beyond being a simple vacation spot, this house also serves as a working environment for Antoine de Caunes.
There he finds the inspiration necessary to prepare his film and television projects.
The tranquility of Trouville, especially outside the tourist season, allows him to concentrate fully on his creations, far from the distractions of the capital.
A commitment to the local community
Very attached to the Côte Fleurie, Antoine de Caunes is actively involved in local life.
In 2006, after thefire at the Trouville fish markethe organized an auction for the benefit of employees, raising 30,000 euros in one day.
This commitment demonstrates his attachment to the region and his desire to support the community that welcomed him.
In short, the house of Antoine de Caunes and Daphné Roulier in Trouville-sur-Mer is much more than just a second home.
It embodies a deep connection to the region, a space for creativity and a sincere commitment to the local community.
