Triplex Bordeaux

Built in 2006 within a complex designed by the winners of the 2007 Equerre d’argent award, this apartment features a rare and hybrid typology: a collective housing unit designed as a compact vertical house. This 83 m² property is organized into three stacked levels, each serving a specific function. The ground floor includes a bedroom with a bathroom, a toilet, an office, and a storage room. This level functions as an independent base, suitable for a guest room, a professional space, or a secluded suite. The middle level forms the heart of the home. It houses a through living room, a kitchen, and a 24 m² terrace that extends the living area axially. The terrace is not an appendage but a true extension of the floor plan, turning the facade into a porous boundary. The top level contains two bedrooms and a bathroom. The layout here is more intimate: circulation is minimized to what is strictly necessary, and storage is integrated into the thickness of the structure. The purchase of a parking space located on level R-1 of the building is possible. This apartment benefits from an exceptional location, very close to the sought-after Chartrons district in Bordeaux. Although just steps from the lively local shops, wine merchants, and bistros, it offers a peaceful living environment near shops and schools. It is very well served by public transport (bus and Tram E and C: Grand Parc or Emile Counord), allowing access to the city center in 10 minutes and the train station in 25 minutes. By car, Mérignac airport is 22 minutes away, and the highway is 10 minutes away.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/