Le Rétro, Bail Mobilité en plein cœur des Chartrons Bordeaux

This superb apartment of 50 m2, in a "Bail mobilité"; rental located in a 19th century building, in the heart of the Chartrons district, a stone's throw from rue Notre Dame and all the shops, offers you all the comfort and authentic charm of Bordeaux for an exceptional stay. It has a bedroom, a living room, a separate kitchen and a bathroom and can comfortably accommodate two people and two children thanks to a mezzanine (2X90) located in the living room (above the kitchen).Accommodation :Very well equipped, the apartment is located on the 2nd floor, accessible by a stone staircase. In the hyper-centre, in the Chartrons district, you will enjoy all the comforts of home for an unforgettable stay. A few steps from all shops and transport, it offers you the following services:- A beautiful living room with a flat screen TV, storage spaces and a high dining table.- A separate kitchen with everything you need to prepare your favourite dishes: fridge-freezer, induction hob, multifunctional oven, dishwasher, kettle, toaster, coffee machine and many kitchen utensils.- One bedroom with a double bed and storage space.- A bathroom with bath, sink, hairdryer and toilet.For your comfort, you will also have at your disposal a washing machine, an iron and its table.Quality sheets, towels and tea towels and some coffee capsules are provided and your bed is made upon your arrival.Naturally, Wifi is accessible and free of charge!1533 / 2048A stone's throw from the quays and the Garonne, the Chartrons district of Bordeaux offers itself a prime location between the prestigious esplanade of Quinconces and the Public Garden. Marked by its wine trade and then enriched by its maritime exchanges, its streets bring together the sumptuous residences of former merchants with wine warehouses. A village in the city, just like the suburb it once formed, this mecca for antique dealers and merchants condenses Bordeaux history.Today, traders are still in Les Chartrons (after a short break during the 20th century). They were joined, in the alleys, by antique dealers. Notre Dame Street, which extends its roadway over 700 metres, has about forty of them. An emblematic street in the district, it has seen the art galleries and decoration shops flourish over time. These small businesses that stamp it like a BOBO district do not contradict its history. A history of the district, always dear to the hearts of its inhabitants. Many of them consider themselves to be Chartronnais long before they became Bordeaux residents!Transport:Public transport:200 metres away, tram line B (stop "CAPC";)100 metres away, tram line C (stop "Paul Doumerc";)A paid public car park "Cité mondiale"; is located 200 metres away.Train: Bordeaux station is 15 minutes away by tram line CSelf-service bicycle hire:Vcub station at 150m (https://www. vcub. fr/stations/plan) 1,60 € for 24 h.Notice: Displayed prices and data are not final, and should be used for informative purpose only. They are not contractual or binding. Energy pass This building is not subject to EnEV.