As specialists in the rental of short and medium stays, we will be very happy to welcome you to your future cocoon for a leisure, tourist or professional stay. Before, during and after your stay, we are at your disposal to answer your questions and assist you. Your local contact can give you advice on visits and things to do in the area. See you soon !

Enjoy a superb stay in this beautiful, spacious and pleasant stone house dating from the 1930s. The accommodation is composed as follows: Second floor: - A beautiful room with a comfortable lounge area with sofa, coffee table, TV, Wifi. - A convivial dining table for six - A 15 m² terrace - A separate, fully-equipped kitchen: fridge, dishwasher, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker. A kit containing coffee capsules, tea bags, sugar, salt, pepper and olive oil will be available on site. - A utility room with washer/dryer, ideal for daily organization. - A master suite with a Queen-size bed (160x200), with its own walk-in shower room. - A bedroom with a 140cm bed - Separate WC On the ground floor: - Independent bedroom with shower room and separate WC - A garden not overlooked, with a table and barbecue, to enjoy the mild Bordeaux evenings. - A large private garage Other comments: - Utilities are included in the rental price (water, electricity, internet). Please note, however, that a meter reading may be taken on arrival and departure. An inventory of fixtures can also be carried out on arrival and departure. - 4* quality sheets, towels and tea towels are provided. Beds will be made up on arrival. For added convenience: washing machine/dryer, ironing board and iron

La Maison d'ORE is ideally located in a quiet, residential neighborhood close to Parc Rivière, Place Paul Doumer and 300 m from Rue Notre Dame. Close to all the shops, restaurants, mini-markets, bars, boutiques, galleries... Our city is rich in discoveries. Discover our city, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007, museums, gastronomy, wine cellars, shopping, spas, green spaces....And discover our region, the Garonne, our vineyards, our castles, our parks... And also: Tourism Bordeaux - The 10 must-sees of 2022 A little history: Les Chartrons owes its name to the Chartreux monks who settled here in 1377. Centered around the church of Saint-Louis, this northern district of the city has a history inextricably linked to that of the merchants who prospered there. Arriving in the 17th century from Flanders, Holland, England and Germany, the wealthy middlemen laid their hands on numerous wine estates. Benefiting from this flourishing trade, a succession of dynasties established the wine trade in the Chartrons district. The 18th century saw Bordeaux's wine trade become a tradition, placing the port of the moon at the forefront of French docks. Transportation : Private on-site parking - Tramway: Line C, 400 m on foot - Vcub: Free Vcub bike rental station 400 m away, Place Paul Doumer, easy to visit and get around Bordeaux.