Moonstone

Bordeaux is a world-renowned city, attracting both tourists and residential buyers looking for its unique quality of life, drawing people in thanks to its incomparable atmosphere. Only two hours away from Paris by the TGV high speed train, the city was once called “la belle endormie” (the sleeping beauty). It now seduces by its art of living and its dynamism. Its perfectly restored 18th century buildings is a unique setting and offers exceptional properties, both classic (luxury apartments, private mansions, family-run shops) and modern (villas, lofts). In its wake, Bordeaux suburbs are also very attractive. Each one offers a unique environment, closer to nature or more urban, at Bordeaux doorstep.

The Aquitaine region’s Atlantic coast harbors wonders of nature and history, such as the Arcachon Bay. Located only one hour away from Bordeaux, this area has been exceptionally preserved, thanks to the massive safeguarding efforts of its coastline, and offers a wide diversity of animal and plant species. It is prized as much for its singular charm as for its authenticity. The contours of this famous lagoon are shaped by remarkable landscapes such as the Dune du Pilat, Europe’s highest natural sand dune, and privileged sites such as the Jardin d’Hiver district, in the city of Arcachon or the oyster farms and ports of the Cap Ferret.

The vineyard landscapes of the Bordeaux region are as worthy as the prestigious wines they produce. In the middle of the valleys and hillsides of the Médoc or the Entre-deux-Mers regions, magnificent estates and châteaux offer an immersion in a calm and preserved environment. Nearby, the Périgord region and its variety of colors, old villages and medieval castles also invites you to get away from it all. Beyond its unique landscapes, this region has an incomparable cultural and gastronomic identity and a rich history that its villages perpetuate.