A valuation starting from your floor and your view, a network of buyers already searching, and discretion whenever you want it.
An apartment looking onto the Jardin Public does not show itself the same way from month to month. In June the plane trees close the perspective and fill the window with green. In November the same window reveals the water, the bridges and the paths as far as the railings. A buyer who visits once sees only one of those views — and if it is the less favourable one, your apartment is judged on a partial impression. Documenting both is our first task.
We record what the window reveals from each room, in the season of the viewing and in the others, with the corresponding photographs. We also establish the exact level, the ceiling height and the orientation. This whole builds the valuation.
The apartments looking onto the park form a fixed set, and we follow their movements. Several of our buyers are waiting for a particular address on a particular side of the garden, sometimes for a long time.
Across so small a set of buildings, discretion is often preferred. We can go directly to the buyers waiting for an address on this side of the park, without any listing appearing at all.
Surveys, building documents, viewings, notaire, completion: the same person follows your file from end to end and stays reachable at every stage.
Along the railings, where the direct view of the paths carries the value.
Facing the botanical garden, a more intimate and much sought-after side.
Towards the river, where the arguments are of an entirely different order.
Across the boulevards, where a shared garden replaces the park.
The buyer stays at the window longer than expected, you show them the photograph of the same angle in December, and they understand they are buying two views.
A first visit at the time of day when the view shows itself best, with no commitment on your part. We record what each window reveals and the condition of the building, then build the valuation.
Photographs of the view as it stands today, and a description of what it reveals in the other season. A buyer viewing in June should know what they will see in December, and the reverse.
We know which buyers are waiting for an address on this side of the park. Each is met and their funding checked before any viewing at your home.
We hold your position before the buyer and their adviser, with the full co-ownership file in hand from the outset.
No. At the addresses bordering the park, floor and orientation make most of it: two apartments of the same size two levels apart do not reveal the same thing. We start from the building, the level and what the window genuinely shows.
Every season has its advantages in this quarter, and we adapt the presentation accordingly. What matters is that the buyer has both images, summer and winter, rather than only the view on the day of their visit.
We tell you plainly at the first visit. In the older buildings of this sector, bringing out the mouldings, the parquet and the light often counts for more than a full renovation.
The statutory surveys, the co-ownership rules, recent general meeting minutes and the service charge notices. We contact the managing agent from our first meeting, so as to hold a complete file before the first viewing even takes place.
Agreed in advance, transparent, and due only once the sale is signed. The fee schedule is given to you at our first meeting.
One call is enough to arrange a first visit by the Jardin Public. We come to you, with no commitment, and reply personally within 48 hours.
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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