- 4 people
- 68 m²
- Avail. : 2025-11-30
Presentation
Bordeaux Autrement presents the elegant ‘Lancelot’, a well-equipped and beautifully decorated 68 m² T3 furnished flat on the 5th and top floor of a stone building with lift.
You'll be in the heart of ‘Bordeaux chic’, next to the Cours de l'Intendance, the Grand Théâtre, luxury shops and gourmet restaurants.
When it comes to transport, you can get around easily thanks to the tramway. Line B runs less than 150 metres from your flat, and Place des Quinconces, with lines C and D, is 500 metres away. An ideal location close to all amenities!
| Monthly price | €2,500 |
| Monthly fixed charges
Comprenant les charges de copropriété, l'eau froide, l'abonnement electrique et l'abonnement internet/TV
|
€0 |
| Monthly provisions for electricity consumption and taxes | €0 |
| Security deposit
1
mois de loyer à verser au plus tard le jour de la remise des clés
|
€2,500 |
Characteristics
- Staircase 5th floor
Composition
This T3 apartment comprises :
- an entrance hall with wardrobe
- a living room with sofa, coffee table, TV and internet/wifi (fibre broadband), table for 6 people,
- a fully-equipped kitchen with oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, induction hob, dishwasher, coffee machine, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, toaster and all you need to cook,
- a quiet 1st bedroom with a 160 x 200 cm double bed and a small dressing area with chest of drawers and cupboard,
- a 2nd quiet bedroom on a mezzanine above the kitchen with a 140 x 200 cm double bed and a desk,
- a shower room with washbasin, storage unit, hairdryer and heated towel rail,
- separate WC.
The flat also has a washing machine, iron and ironing board. Linen is provided (sheets, towels and tea towels) and beds are made on arrival.
The flat has roller shutters.
A little bit of History :
In the middle of the 12th century, the Knights Templar built a fortified convent and church here, against the town wall. When the convent was sold as national property during the Revolution, plans were made to extend the street towards the Cours de l'Intendance.
On a plan dated Prairial an XIII, it was given the name of Vergniaud, but shortly afterwards (1804), it was given the full name of rue du Temple. The Templar chapel, known from drawings and described by M. de Marquessac, was destroyed at the end of the 19th century.