Bordeaux – Apartment Overlooking The Jardin Public

The Jardin Public was laid out in the mid-eighteenth century, when Bordeaux was acquiring its great classical façades. The cut-stone hôtel particulier that houses this 334 m² apartment dates from the same period.
Its 150 m² private garden runs directly along the park. The view is open and unobstructed, and the building is divided into only three units.

A generous entrance hall leads to a sequence of reception rooms arranged en enfilade: a first drawing room, then the dining room, following the flow characteristic of residences of that century.
A separate study and an eat-in kitchen complete the living area. The curved winter garden is its centrepiece.
Its tall glass doors turn the garden into one more room, furnished for outdoor lounging and dining.

The private quarters comprise three bedrooms, including a principal suite with a dressing room, and three bathrooms. Three indoor parking spaces and a large cellar complete the property, a genuine advantage in this part of the city.
Its proportions and layout suit a primary residence just as well as a setting for entertaining or prestige offices.

The Jardin Public neighbourhood keeps the quiet of its residential streets while remaining a short walk from the Chartrons, the Allées de Tourny and the Golden Triangle. Shops, schools and the tram are all within walking distance.

An apartment that lives like a townhouse, whose garden, set against that of Bordeaux itself, is the one thing that would be hardest to find elsewhere.

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