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Private mansion with gardenBordeaux (33)

CONFIDENTIEL - At the foot of the Jardin Public, close to the tramway and all amenities, this sumptuous mansion of around 700m2 has been built.
John Taylor Bordeaux is honored to be able to present this exceptional achievement, combining the ultimate in renovation with technical prowess of the highest order. The result is an unrivalled property, unique in the sector!
Spread over 5 levels of living space, all connected by an elevator, the vast volumes offer numerous bedrooms, several dressing rooms, an office, a cinema room, an artist's studio and a gym.
At the rear of the building is a sublime garden of almost 200 m2.
The basement has been completely refurbished, and is decorated in cut stone.
A rare opportunity, available from John Taylor Bordeaux, your trusted partner for exceptional real estate. Contact us now for a private viewing and discover luxury at its best.

Le Figaro Properties reference : 70915738

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