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- New20
House with garden and terrace Merignac (33)
With its 1980s architecture, this 165 m2 architect-designed house is situated in the heart of a 600 m2 landscaped plot, in the quiet and sought-after residential area of Parc Féau, in Mérignac. Built in 1981 by architect Jean Huguet, the house boasts a unique style with Anglo-American influences. Its facades are punctuated by a succession of windows and bays of varying sizes, framed by a bow window that marks the entrance. The design revolves around light, which flows through the house from east to west and illuminates the spaces throughout the day. Inside, the rooms are arranged around a generous open-plan living area that opens onto the garden. The high ceilings and sloping pine-paneled ceiling create a warm atmosphere, enhanced by a white brick fireplace and a brown-orange porcelain stoneware floor, a clear signature of the style of its era. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows open the room onto a wooden terrace and the landscaped garden. Adjoining this is the dining room, which leads to a separate kitchen, preserved in its original style with built-in cabinetry and soft tones. The garden level also includes two bedrooms arranged around a bathroom, furnished with custom-made wooden furniture featuring clean, functional lines. A third bedroom, currently used as an office, completes this level. Vertical circulation is defined by a staircase with rounded lines, a true architectural feature of the house. Upstairs, two west-facing bedrooms share a second bathroom, where deep blue mosaic tiles and bold red accents extend the aesthetic vocabulary of the 1980s. A small room under the eaves and a mezzanine overlooking the living room complete this level and offer two additional spaces to be created. Outside, the landscaped garden unfolds as a direct extension of the living spaces. A terrace, greenery, and various outdoor areas create an intimate environment conducive to shared moments. A garage and a cellar complete the property. A unique house, where light, wood and openings are highlighted by 80s design.
…$728,900165m²5bedroomsland 597m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New17
House with pool and garden Bordeaux (33)
The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.
…$829,800200m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 210m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New13
House with garden and terrace Bordeaux (33)
Featuring regional architecture from the 1970s, this 151 m2 house sits on a wooded plot of 609 m2, in the family-friendly Caudéran district, a stone's throw from the Parc Bordelais. Partially renovated in 2012, the house reveals a unique architecture in a calm and verdant setting, with small-paned windows that rhythmically punctuate the facades and contribute to the overall charm. The living room with its fireplace offers an intimate reception space, bathed in light thanks to its two windows framing soothing views of the garden. At the heart of the house, the dining room and open kitchen create a fluid and convivial space, extended by an L-shaped wooden terrace that follows the facade and blurs the boundaries between inside and outside. A corridor punctuated by skylights leads to two beautiful bedrooms facing the garden. They share a bathroom clad in glass mosaic. Upstairs, the master suite occupies the entire level. Equipped with a dressing room and a bathroom, it benefits from rare privacy and a commanding position that gives it the appearance of a true belvedere. Outside, the property combines functionality with landscaped quality. A wide gate allows for parking several vehicles alongside the house, preserving views of the green spaces. A garden shed, a laundry room, and a cellar complete the amenities of this family home. Like an elegant contemporary cabin nestled in its verdant setting.
…$930,700152m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 630m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New14
House with garden Bordeaux (33)
With its traditional Bordeaux architecture, this former outbuilding converted into a 91 m2 artist's house is discreetly situated on a 127 m2 plot near the Cité du Vin in the heart of the Bordeaux Maritime district. Designed as a hybrid space between home, studio and art gallery, this small house, completely renovated in 2022, provides a real sense of space thanks to a deliberately simplified plan and a carefully selected palette of materials, weaving a sensory experience from the street to the back of the garden. Starting from an unusually narrow plan, the spaces have been optimized with precision, in a spirit inspired by minimalist Japanese architecture, where each function follows one another and each space is revealed progressively as you go deeper. Upon entering, soft light diffuses from two opposing facades and through a zenithal inflow via glass blocks. A quartz concrete floor accompanies the journey through the house, sometimes in contact with Bordeaux stone, sometimes in dialogue with pure white walls. The custom-made kitchen, clad in ochre-hued quartz, naturally extends into the dining area with an unobstructed view of the garden to the west. From the living room, a gently curving staircase leads to the upper floor. Like a ribbon of steel, it opens onto a central space converted into a home cinema, boasting a high ceiling. This room provides access to two bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, separated from the sleeping area by built-in storage. Also elongated, the exterior has been carefully designed to encourage strolling and wandering along the planted areas. Beyond the terrace, the view and pathways extend to the far end of the garden, where an outbuilding, clad in reflective metal, stands as a true work of art, enriching the project's palette of textures and materials. A unique and joyful house, where every space invites you to slow down, to look and to live differently.
…$583,10091m²2bedroomsland 127m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New17
House with garden and terrace Floirac (33)
With its modernist architecture from the 1960s, this 210 m2 architect-designed house rises over 3 levels and is situated on a 205 m2 plot in the residential Gambetta district of lower Floirac, a few steps from Bordeaux Bastide. Built in 1964 by Jacques Bruneau, an architect trained by Claude Ferret, it is part of a modernist design where functionality, volumes, light and circulation fully participate in the organization of the place. Refurbished in 2020 while respecting its original architecture, the house retains its volumes, proportions and several materials emblematic of its era. The ground floor opens onto a spacious entrance hall leading to a first living room, now converted into a music room, benefiting from specific acoustic treatment and a soundproof door. A large bay window opens this space onto the secluded, landscaped garden and its terrace, creating a natural flow between indoors and outdoors, which contributes to the calm and soothing atmosphere of the property. The centerpiece of the house, a majestic metal staircase with mahogany treads, serves all three levels and creates a rhythmic flow from one floor to the next. The living spaces unfold alongside it, maintaining a close connection with the outdoors. The east-west orientation, combined with the large Okoumé wood windows, allows natural light to permeate the house throughout the day. On the first floor, the main living area, with its travertine flooring, opens onto a spacious terrace with room for dining. The living and dining areas are arranged around a black marble fireplace, while a built-in serving hatch provides a transition to the separate kitchen, finished in yellow Formica. A bedroom, currently used as an office, completes this level. The staircase then leads to the sleeping area, comprising four bedrooms, two of which have balconies and three of which have built-in storage and their own washbasins. The bedrooms share a bathroom on the same level. The house is complemented by a closed garage that can accommodate two vehicles as well as ducted reversible air conditioning, ensuring discreet thermal comfort throughout the spaces. A beautiful tribute to modern architecture, where light and materials interact gently.
…$841,000210m²5bedroomsland 205m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New25
Castle Dirac (16)
Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, this characterful estate features a magnificent 500 m2 château flanked by two medieval towers. Accompanied by numerous outbuildings, it is set in 8 hectares of wooded grounds on the edge of a charming hamlet, close to the dynamic city center of Angoulême.Overlooking the Natura 2000-listed Échelle valley, its charm is apparent from the moment you arrive, crossing a stone footbridge over deep dry moats, at the height of a 12th-century tower covered in ivy. The hallway instantly offers a view of the promontory terrace, suspended above the moat and underground passages that run behind the building.In contrast to the imposing, timeless exterior, the interior of the château evokes a country house on a human scale. The current owners have undertaken a sensitive and respectful renovation in a refined style, allowing the history and patina of the place to shine through, in keeping with the aesthetic of their family business: Les Petites Emplettes. The interior design approach is to let volumes and textures express themselves, enriching them with natural materials and, above all, inviting light to flow through the large windows, capturing the surrounding nature at every moment. Raised on three levels, the ground floor mainly houses north-south living rooms bathed in light. This light is reflected on the white shellstone walls, punctuated by original doors painted in a timeless green. The eclectic floors combine hexagonal terracotta tiles, speckled checkerboard tiles from the 1950s, and wide wooden floorboards. An elm staircase with elegant ironwork follows the curves of the stone wall and serves the four levels, from the cellars to the attic, generously distributing the spaces, including eight bedrooms, their adjoining rooms, and three bathrooms. The top level, with exposed beams, offers a panoramic view of the picturesque surrounding landscape.To the west of the château, a U-shaped farmhouse houses more than 1,500 m2 of outbuildings. These buildings, witnesses to the rural activity of yesteryear, include barns, dwellings, workshops, and stables, some of which have been renovated. On one side of the green courtyard, a spectacularly spacious barn has been converted into a multipurpose showroom and guinguette, spread over three levels and 300 m2. A magnificent, fully restored wooden frame blends harmoniously with the freshly repointed stone walls, sanded concrete floor, and contemporary steel joinery.Opposite, an outbuilding has been converted into a cottage-style gîte. This little cocoon embodies the same values of light and materials, with a contemporary touch upstairs, clad in poplar plywood. The ground floor features a cozy living room around a Godin stove, a sunny bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and upstairs, a mezzanine dormitory with a second bedroom and bathroom. It is impossible to describe everything, as the place is so rich in inspiration and potential. The possibilities are endless for bringing these old buildings steeped in history to life, transforming them, and enhancing them.ARCHIK's teams of architects are at your disposal to assist you in transforming this unique property and adapting it to your desires and uses.A poetic place of yesteryear, timeless and unique, which unpretentiously expresses its history through the ages.
…$1,670,800615m²8bedrooms1bathroomland 8.1haBy Archik Bordeaux
- New15
Apartment with terrace Lormont (33)
Contemporary 21st century architecture, this residence located in the Lissandre district near the Chaban Delmas bridge, houses on its 5th and top floor with elevator, an 80 m2 apartment extended by a 23 m2 panoramic terrace facing the Garonne. Built in 2021, the property embodies the functionality of recent architecture, where volumes are fluidly organized. It illustrates the advantages of contemporary construction, designed to offer optimal living comfort thanks to its energy performance and its numerous openings to the south and west, maximizing natural light on a daily basis. The living space, designed in a soft palette blending white and light wood, combines the living room, dining room, and open-plan kitchen with minimalist facades. A large bay window naturally extends the space onto the terrace, a true open-air room suspended above a landscape that contrasts the natural beauty of the Garonne riverbanks with the graphic presence of urban infrastructure. The sleeping area includes three bedrooms sharing a shower room and a bathroom incorporating a laundry area. Two secure parking spaces, one of which is covered, complete this property. Contemporary belvedere on the right bank
…$334,20080m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Archik Bordeaux
- New16
Apartment with terrace Lège-Cap-Ferret (33)
This vernacular architecture residence, recently renovated and converted into four apartments by architect Antoine Dolbeau, is clad in black siding accented by green shutters and structural elements. The first and top floors feature a 120 m2 duplex with an 80 m2 terrace surrounded by pine trees and close to the beach in the heart of the Cap Ferret peninsula. Redesigned with high-end specefications, the apartment feels like a house on stilts. Inside, a functional layout reveals a fully equipped kitchen on the first level with an adjoining pantry separated from the living area by a bar. This room, which faces both south and east, opens onto nature with large bay windows that welcome the rising sun, highlighting the sand-colored bespoke joinery that reflect the tones of the dunes. The vast terrace surrounded by a wooden railing allows for several layouts to fully enjoy the omnipresent nature. Upstairs, the oak flooring remains the common thread and leads to a master bedroom and two bedrooms that share a bathroom, all enhanced by built-in storage and visual openings towards the tops of the pine trees. A private cellar, ideal for beach gear, and two secure parking spaces complete this property. A bright and peaceful place, where nature is ever-present, ready to welcome its new inhabitants.
…$1,446,500120m²3bedroomsBy Archik Bordeaux
- New21
House with garden and terrace Bordeaux (33)
Built in the 19th-century Bordeaux architectural style, this elegant, 244 m2 home with classic design elements sits on a 158 m2 lot in the heart of the Jardin Public, on a cobblestone pedestrian street just a stone's throw from the Chartrons neighborhood.Behind its refined stone façade, this bourgeois home--completely renovated in 2020--spans three levels. From the moment you enter, a few steps set the tone: that of a noble and timeless space. The first level is organized around a double-function dining room, enhanced by beautiful high ceilings, delicate moldings, and a remarkable herringbone parquet floor blending oak and walnut. The marble fireplaces and original mantelpieces complement each other elegantly, reflecting a carefully preserved heritage. Adjacent to it, a living room and study, arranged in a row, enjoy soft, soothing natural light.Set back slightly, the fully equipped, separate kitchen charms with its graphic aesthetic, featuring a checkerboard floor, and opens directly onto the terrace. A true open-air space, this minimalist and intimate area offers a haven of tranquility in the heart of the city, perfect for relaxation.On the sleeping side of the house, a stone staircase adorned with decorative ironwork leads to the first floor, where four bedrooms with old-world charm share a bright bathroom and a shower room.On the top floor, under the roof, an attic bedroom with a shower room and an additional separate bedroom provide an ideal layout for family life.A large, insulated attic, a laundry room, and a spacious basement complete this property.Possibility to rent a parking space on the street.A home ready to welcome its future residents, where every detail contributes to an elegance that is both understated and poetic.
…$1,407,300244m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 158m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New17
House with garden and terrace Cenon (33)
Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, this characterful villa of 272 m2 is spread over two levels and is situated on a plot of 434 m2 in the Plaisance district of Cenon, on the right bank of Bordeaux. In living spaces, this former hunting lodge reveals two architectural styles at the crossroads, resulting from the encounter between a bourgeois residence with Baroque features and an elegant Arcachon villa decorated with delicate lambrequins on the roof edge. On the garden level, the entrance hall, adorned with antique tiles, elegantly leads to the various spaces. A spectacular 70 sq m reception room opens generously onto the landscaped garden to the south. Its impressive proportions are punctuated by three large, full-height windows, extending the perspectives and enhancing the indoor-outdoor connection. In a more intimate wing, a ground-floor master suite with a bathroom benefits from an adjoining room that could accommodate a dressing room or office. A sauna completes this level, adding a wellness dimension to the property. Access to the upper floor is via both a spiral staircase and an elevator, highlighting the home's contemporary comfort. On the first floor, the main living area forms the architectural heart of the house. Beneath an exposed timber frame of remarkable proportions, this cathedral-like space impresses with its volume and spaciousness. The bullseye windows, complemented by skylights, diffuse a soft light, revealing the full power of the timber frame. A fully equipped kitchen, adjacent to the living area, is located beneath the roof structure. Continuing on, the sleeping area comprises two generously sized bedrooms, characterized by high ceilings, understated moldings, and large vertical windows. They share a refined bathroom, entirely clad in pale green glazed tiles. A 30 m2 garage completes this heritage property steeped in history. The spaces in this house can be arranged to create new living areas: bedrooms, office... ARCHIK offers you its teams of architects to help you shape this unique property and adapt it to your needs. A rare and historic living space with unique architecture.
…$841,000272m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 434m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New16
House with garden and terrace Saint-Sulpice-et-Cameyrac (33)
A modernist house with regionalist influences from the 1970s, this approximately 300 sq m (3,229 sq ft) home sits on a 2,500 sq m (26,900 sq ft) wooded plot in the prestigious Saint-Sulpice-et-Cameyrac golf course development. Designed in 1974 by Bordeaux architect Pierre Calmon, and later extended by him in 2001, this detached house boasts elegant lines and superb interior spaces. The entrance, complete with a built-in dressing room, opens onto a curved white stucco wall that naturally guides the eye towards the spectacular double-height living room. This space is enhanced by wood-paneled ceilings and expansive, floor-to-ceiling aluminum windows, flooding the room with natural light. The reception room, with its open layout, is divided into several distinct areas. The more intimate living room features an imposing Louis XV-style solid oak fireplace at its heart, leading into a double-height, light-filled room with a beautiful view of the garden. The separate kitchen, perfectly preserved in its 1970s aesthetic with its green glazed tiles, is accessible from both the entrance and the dining area. Around the wide central pillar housing the fireplace, a solid wood spiral staircase ascends gracefully to the upper floor. A landing then leads to a mezzanine overlooking the living room, as well as a master suite with a private terrace. On the ground floor, near the entrance, three bedrooms share a bathroom. All have built-in storage and direct access to the garden. Extending from the house, an addition of approximately 100 square meters houses a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a superb living area with an open-plan kitchen. Entirely oriented towards the garden and forest thanks to its expansive glass facade, this light-filled room offers a true sense of openness to nature. This part of the house also has the advantage of being completely independent thanks to its private access. An attached double garage completes this property. A unique house, with a distinctive architectural style, in the heart of a privileged natural setting. Its unique architecture Its location bordering the forest and golf course The tranquility of the park are all highlights.
…$667,200300m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 2,500m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New18
Apartment with terrace Bordeaux (33)
Architectural in the 19th century, this 147 m2 living space with its 32 m2 tree-lined courtyard is revealed, discreetly, as an unexpected interlude in the heart of the Golden Triangle, in the immediate vicinity of the Chartrons. Completely redesigned in 2019, this apartment, nestled at the entrance of the carriage house of an elegant Bordeaux building, has been subtly reinterpreted in a contemporary style. Inside, marble fireplaces, moldings, and gilded medallions mingle with Bordeaux stone and wrought ironwork, creating an authentic atmosphere. The single-level space is laid out like a house. The reception room, beneath an orangery-style glass roof, opens onto the exterior, offering a perspective that changes with the hours. The polished concrete floor, with its warm hues, complements the exposed stone walls and enhances the sense of space. The kitchen, designed to be a focal point, boasts a contemporary aesthetic with its raw travertine backsplash and storage units adorned with antique stained glass. Adjoining it, a travertine bathroom overlooks the garden. The living room, with its darker tones and more intimate feel, features oak parquet flooring and a cozy atmosphere around the original fireplace. Adjoining this space is a spacious and comfortable bedroom, enhanced by a high ceiling, enlivened by herringbone parquet flooring and a sculpted Carrara marble fireplace. Several layout possibilities exist in this large room, which has its own separate entrance, designed to create two distinct spaces. A place with a unique and timeless character, ideal for prestigious receptions or simply for living in.
…$1,334,400147m²1bedroomland 262m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New15
House with garden and terrace Bordeaux (33)
Built in 1969, this post-modernist house and outbuildings covering 1,700 sq ft, designed by Bordeaux architect Patrick Maxwell, stands on a 2,600 sq ft plot in the sought-after family neighborhood of Primrose, near the Barrière Judaique. A reinterpretation of a Bordeaux shop, this house blends perfectly into the surrounding urban fabric and is accessed via a small garden hidden behind a wall, concealed from view from the public space. Renovated in 2021 by HMONP architect Iris Giese, founder of ARCHI PLUS, the house and its outbuildings have been enhanced while respecting the original architecture, its initial minimalism, and its raw character. There are two entrances: one through a door leading to the kitchen and the other through a large glass frame with a view across the entire ground floor. Upon arrival, the mid-century charm reigns supreme, with the homogeneity of the washed gravel concrete floor, white plastered walls, and woodwork characterizing the interior. The long kitchen with a dining area under a ribbon window is completely private and isolated from the rest of the house, while the living rooms occupy the rest of the ground floor. Structured by a central wall, the fully open living room is organized around an open fireplace, as if molded into the white wall. The dining room shares a full-height black-stained wood glass façade with the living room, opening entirely onto a sheltered patio that has been converted into a dining area. Nestled between the kitchen and the dining room, a quarter-turn staircase in solid wood punctuated with decorative alcoves leads to a landing distributing three bedrooms with glass panels and a bathroom decorated with hexagonal mosaics, multiplied infinitely by a set of mirrors. A unique and singular house, enveloped in textures and raw materials with nature omnipresent. A desire for simplicity, clarity of volume, and a relationship between architecture and living environment. The uniqueness of the place The views of the greenery from every room The renovation mindful of seventies codes
…$992,400141m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 242m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New14
House with garden Bordeaux (33)
With its early 20th-century architecture, this traditional Bordeaux shop of 94 m2 is situated on a plot of 103 m2 and offers a unique living space in the immediate vicinity of Place Nansouty, with its terraces and lively shops. Reinterpreted in the 1990s by a local architect, the house was redesigned, gutted from the cellar to the attic. A system of walkways, platforms, and openings was then conceived, allowing the entire space to be experienced in its entirety, with visual connections running throughout the house. From the entrance, access to the living areas is organized around a central void overlooking the office space below. Two rounded wooden railings guide the eye either towards the kitchen, located at the street-facing facade, or along a light stone wall leading to the living room. The fitted kitchen is tucked under the exposed beam structure of the suspended floor above. Slightly raised above the living area, it benefits from east-west light before opening onto a large, sloping-ceilinged space where the living and dining rooms are anchored on a concrete floor. Between two stone walls, this welcoming space extends outdoors through a triangular glass partition that connects the interior and garden. In the dining room, a fireplace insert appears to float on a concrete shelf, glazed on both sides. Large sliding wooden doors open onto an intimate and verdant city garden, a natural extension of the living area. Above the living room, a fully glazed volume that seems suspended houses the bedroom and its bathroom. From the kitchen, a staircase leads down to the lower level, which includes an office space beneath stone vaults, as well as a room that could serve as a guest bedroom, with built-in storage. Completely open to the ground floor, this space benefits from a visual and luminous connection with the rest of the house, making the most of natural light. A bright house, where nature is omnipresent.
…$538,20094m²1bedroomland 103m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New12
Apartment Bordeaux (33)
With its 1970s architecture, this 129 m2 loft is located on the first floor with elevator in a small condominium and awakens the imagination with its unique character as much as its privileged location, in the heart of Bordeaux's Golden Triangle. Redesigned in 2011 by its architect owner, the apartment takes a strong stance, where raw materials interact with more contemporary lines. Upon entering, the open-plan living space reveals a generous and unconventional interior. The kitchen, flowing seamlessly into the living room, faces four Italian-style wooden windows that create a rhythmic pattern within the space. Nearly three meters high, the poured concrete ceiling, simply finished in white, reinforces the raw character of the room and complements the imposing polished concrete kitchen island. This interplay of materials and textures lends the space a strong identity. On the floor, solid wood parquet laid end-grain creates a distinctive pattern. Extending from the main living area, a corridor lined with ample storage leads to a second, more intimate living room. This provides access to four bedrooms which share a large bathroom entirely tiled with small, round white stoneware mosaics. With its flexible layout, the apartment offers potential for future development. The absence of load-bearing walls allows for new configurations and the reinvention of spaces to suit different uses, whether personal or professional. A unique place, conceived as a space for expression.
…$784,900129m²4bedroomsBy Archik Bordeaux
- New22
House with garden and terrace Miramont-de-Guyenne (47)
Remarkable architecture from the 60s, this superb 285 m2 house on its wooded plot of 1,700 m2 perfectly pays homage to its era, 20 minutes from Marmande train station. Designed by the architect Edgard Broutet in 1963, the house was commissioned at the time by the village doctor and has since been perfectly preserved and partly renovated. With its L-shaped plan, the house is spread over two levels following the natural slope of the land. From the outside, there are two volumes that overlap: the stone base and the upper floor in white strip. These two volumes are juxtaposed and slightly offset to create projections and recesses, on the facade and in height, covering the terraces in places. Access to the upper floor is from the entrance hall by an impressive steel and Angers slate staircase with the living and sleeping areas centered around the landing. The impressive living space with its pine panelled ceiling resting on raw concrete beams extends outwards thanks to the windows that run around the upper part of the volume. The strip windows topped with fixed glazed panels run along the south-east facade and open onto the green garden, past the opus terrace. In the living room, a Lot stone wall houses an open fireplace creating a play of texture in contrast with the smooth and shiny Comblanchien stone floor. The dining room, an extension of the living room, is the only room on the upper floor with a view of the street. This more intimate space has visual openings towards the staircase and provides direct access to the kitchen, with its original suspended wooden units topped, its tiled worktop and its many clever storage spaces. A corridor fitted with cupboards serves the wing dedicated to the night area which houses an office and three bedrooms, one of which can be divided to create a fourth. The bedrooms share two bathrooms, each with its superb black Angers slate floor. On the ground floor, partly semi-buried, there is a large garage with workshop space and technical rooms as well as a section converted onto the street for the professional needs of the client. The former waiting room with its adjoining rooms has independent access and offers several layout possibilities, as for the former doctor's office, this space is now a bright office that opens directly onto the main entrance. A Mid-Century beauty, pleasant to live in in all its details.
…$555,100286m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 1,750m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New14
Apartment Bordeaux (33)
The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.
…$504,60092m²2bedrooms1bathroomland 225m²By Archik Bordeaux
- New15
Apartment with terrace Lège-Cap-Ferret (33)
Vernacular architecture, this residence, recently renovated and transformed into 4 apartments by architect Antoine Dolbeau, is clad in black cladding highlighted by shutters and green framework elements. It accommodates on its first and last floor a 120 m2 duplex and its 80 m2 terrace surrounded by pine trees and close to the beach in the heart of the Cap Ferret peninsula. Redesigned with high-end services, the apartment feels like a house on stilts. Inside, a functional plan reveals on the first level the fully equipped kitchen with adjoining pantry separated from the living space by a bar. This room, with its double South-East orientation, opens onto nature with large bay windows that welcome the rising sun, highlighting the wooden baseboards and moldings in sandy tones that reflect the tones of the dune. The huge terrace surrounded by a wooden railing allows for several layouts to fully enjoy the omnipresent nature. Upstairs, the oak floor remains the common thread and leads to a master bedroom as well as two bedrooms that share a bathroom, all enhanced by woodwork storage and visual openings towards the tops of the pines. A private cellar ideal for beach gear as well as two secure parking spaces complete this property. A bright and peaceful place, where nature invites itself at every moment, ready to welcome its new inhabitants. Its feeling of freedom The view of the pines The exceptional brightness
…$1,110,100106m²3bedroomsBy Archik Bordeaux
- New10
Apartment with terrace Bordeaux (33)
The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.
…$639,200107m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Archik Bordeaux
- New19
House with garden and terrace Pessac (33)
Remarkable 20th century architecture, this 124 m2 'Gratte Ciel' house on a 113 m2 plot of land is located in the heart of the Cité Frugès designed by Le Corbusier, 10 minutes from Bordeaux. Restored in 2023, this house built on 4 levels has retained the codes and spirit of Le Corbusier. The entrance is on the side from a small reception garden. The concrete Z staircase is housed in a library area and provides direct access to the living space upstairs. Also on the garden level, a bedroom / office with kitchenette, shower room and laundry room shares independent access. Upstairs, the central position of the staircase defines the space with the living room on one side with its steel band window that floods the room with light and the dining room and kitchen on the other with dual South / East orientation. A true common thread of the house, the staircase and its sculptural form accompany the gaze ever further with plays of hollows and solids, of shadow and light. On the second floor, there are two bedrooms with their original pine parquet flooring, including a large one on the East with its signature joinery in a strip. They share a bathroom. This generous room hides an access to the exterior staircase which seems to float in the void and which leads to the solarium on the roof. This last level consists of a terrace as well as a room which remains to be fitted out, in a quiet area with views of the city. An emblematic and contemporary house for a centenarian.
…$599,900124m²3bedroomsland 113m²By Archik Bordeaux
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