Bordeaux 60 Minutes Character Property With Garonne Views And Private Pontoon

Just outside Bordeaux, this stone property enjoys an increasingly rare setting, with the Garonne as its backdrop and private access to the river.
Set back in a second-row position, the house benefits from open views across the Garonne. Between the property and the river lies a separate plot of land belonging to the house, providing direct access to the riverbank and its private pontoon. An unusual configuration that creates a genuine connection with the water while preserving the privacy and tranquillity of the property.
The house retains all the character of a traditional stone residence, with generous proportions, high ceilings, period mouldings and fireplaces. The interiors have been given a more contemporary feel, combining natural materials with a distinctive and carefully considered style.
The reception rooms flow naturally from one to another and enjoy plenty of natural light. The house offers several bedrooms and comfortable living spaces, making it equally suitable as a permanent residence or a family home.
Outside, the garden has an almost Mediterranean atmosphere, with mature palm trees and abundant planting. A swimming pool, terraces and several outdoor areas provide different places to enjoy the warmer months, with the river always close by.
Despite the feeling of escape, everyday life remains remarkably easy. Shops and local amenities are close at hand, while Bordeaux city centre and the international airport are both within easy reach. The property therefore offers an appealing balance between life by the water and convenient access to the city.
What truly sets this property apart is the combination of a characterful stone house, views over the Garonne, private land extending towards the river and its own pontoon, all within easy reach of Bordeaux.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/