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Cocoonr Agency offers you to spend an incredible stay in this beautiful air-conditioned house, clad in wood, 140 m² with a plot of 2000 m² and a beautiful pool without any opposite. Located in Bouliac, in a haven of greenery and peace, only 15 minutes from the centre of Bordeaux and on the road to our Great Wine Châteaux, you will enjoy all the comfort to fully discover Bordeaux, its architecture and taste Great Wines. Close to the shops, this house, warm and friendly, is perfect for a stay with friends or family! Villa Kudeta offers you all the comforts, in an exceptional setting with a chic and bohemian spirit for an unforgettable stay. The Villa Kudeta is composed of a very beautiful and luminous living room with a lounge and a dining area, a fully equipped open kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an office area as well as a large terrace and a beautiful unheated pool. On two floors, this house is composed as follows: Day area (ground floor) overlooking the garden A beautiful and bright living room with a comfortable lounge area with a sofa, a coffee table and a flat screen TV in a chic and bohemian decoration A large convivial dining table with a view of the garden A fully equipped kitchen open to the living room: fridge, dishwasher, oven, induction hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker... with a central island A light room with a desk and a comfortable sofa bed for one person A back kitchen with washing machine and dryer A separate toilet 50 m² terrace South-facing terrace with a convivial dining table, a large parasol and a very comfortable sitting area Night space (on the 1st floor) Two cosy double bedrooms with 140cm beds A bathroom with Italian shower and toilet A master suite with a Queen size bed (160) and a bathroom with bathtub For your convenience, there is also a washing machine/dryer, an iron and ironing board.

Villa Kudera is wonderfully located for visiting the Bordeaux vineyards, tasting our wines from the greatest Châteaux, discovering the inns and restaurants on the banks of the Garonne. And also, 15 minutes by car, from the Porte de Bourgogne, a historic, central square, where all public transport crosses, you park your car and you will quickly be in the St Michel or St Pierre district (2 minutes on foot) and just a stone's throw from the rue Sainte Catherine (the longest pedestrian street in Europe), discover our heritage and stroll along the quays, A little history: On the right bank of the Garonne, Bouliac, 15 minutes from the city centre of Bordeaux, 10 minutes from the Arena (shows and concerts), is renowned in New Aquitaine for its very good Premières Côtes de Bordeaux appellation wines and is ideally placed for visiting and tasting the greatest Châteaux in our region. Between castles, mills and religious buildings, the built heritage of Bouliac includes several remarkable sites. In the centre of the town, the town hall has a façade typical of 19th century classical architecture. Built in the 12th century, the church of Saint-Siméon de Bouliac is a true jewel of Romanesque architecture. Pey Berland had the choir fortified in the 15th century. The bell tower has benefited from a restoration campaign undertaken in the 19th century. Other sites of great architectural interest in Bouliac include the Château de Terrefort, the Castel de Vialle, which is now used by several of the town's associations, the sublime Château du Pian, a former vineyard, the Château du Grand Dragon, now in ruins, and the Château Lavergne. The town still has the remains of the old Pian water mill, one of the five water mills that used to operate in Bouliac. A small town on the banks of the Garonne, Bouliac also has an important river heritage: for example, the typical "carrelets à ponton", which appeared in the Gironde in the 18th century, can be seen on the banks.