Place Longchamp, cours de Verdun, place Bardineau, rue du Jardin Public. We search on your behalf, off-market included, from first conversation to completion.
The buildings bordering the Jardin Public look onto some ten hectares listed as a historic monument since 1935. It is a situation no other quarter of Bordeaux offers: the outlook is settled for good, and some of the trees composing it are more than a century old. From the second floor up, the view passes above the railings and takes in the paths, the water and its bridges. One floor more or less therefore changes more here than elsewhere, and it is the first thing we check.
Three families share the sector. The nineteenth-century bourgeois buildings, with parquet, mouldings and period fireplaces. The eighteenth-century houses divided into a few lots, where you occupy a whole level. And a few newer constructions inserted into the alignments, generally with a lift.
This is the lever specific to this quarter. At the addresses bordering the park, each floor gains on the treetops. Elsewhere, the question becomes orientation and the depth of the street. We measure from each room what the window genuinely reveals, in the season you visit and in the others.
The number of apartments looking onto the park was fixed in the nineteenth century and will not change. They form a known set, which we follow address by address, and whose movements can be counted each year.
Bordeaux residents seeking a clear outlook without leaving the centre. Families recently arrived in the metropolis, wanting a park at the foot of the building. Buyers from elsewhere in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, looking for a well-placed address. And admirers of period buildings, attached to mouldings and ceiling heights.
Along the listed railings: the floors that reveal the paths and the water.
Facing the botanical garden, a quieter and much sought-after side.
Down towards the river, volumes of an entirely different kind.
The historic heart ten minutes away, in the continuation of the allées de Tourny.
You drink your coffee at the window one November morning, the plane trees have lost their leaves, and you discover the water that summer had hidden from you for six months.
The view over the park or the quiet of a street set back, the floor, the lift, the mouldings or immediate comfort. By the Jardin Public, the order you give these criteria often designates the side of the park before the building itself.
Managing agents, notaires and local owners tell us about floors early. At the addresses along the railings, a lot is frequently placed before it has even been offered.
We visit at the useful hour and check what the window genuinely reveals, the light by season, the ceiling height and the condition of the common areas. You view only what deserves it.
Through to completion, alongside your notaire. We negotiate for you, and for you alone — never for the seller.
No. At the addresses bordering the park, two apartments of the same size two floors apart do not reveal the same thing from the window. The floor, the orientation and what the view reaches make most of the value, well before the measurement.
The garden has been listed as a historic monument since 1935 and its railings are protected. The outlook it offers is therefore settled, which is rare in a city centre and explains owners' attachment to these addresses.
Not necessarily. The lower levels often offer finer ceiling heights and a direct relationship to the street, which many prefer. We arrange the viewings so that you can compare.
Yes, and it is decisive at the addresses bordering the park. Movements there are few each year, and a share is settled through the quarter's network without any listing appearing.
Agreed in advance and transparent. For a search mandate they fall due only on acquisition. The detail is set out at our first meeting.
One call is enough to frame your search by the Jardin Public. We reply personally within 48 hours, in complete confidence.
07 86 71 33 13The Jardin Public is one of the quarters we work in across Bordeaux. We cover many others, and we hold a certain idea of what this profession should be, better told elsewhere than on this page.
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