3 rue David Johnston 33000

Furnished Shared Apartment for Rent! Our apartments are located in the city center, surrounded by well-equipped amenities and public transportation (subway, tram, and bus) for convenient travel. This cozy and beautifully designed shared apartment in Bordeaux features a warm private bedroom, providing you with the perfect living environment. The apartment comes fully furnished, including a bed with pillows and a comforter to ensure your utmost comfort. All that’s missing is a cozy atmosphere to make you feel at home! If you need more privacy, the room can be locked. All rooms are well-equipped (bed, desk, wardrobe, comforter, pillows, etc.). This shared apartment is situated in the prime "Saint Seurin - Fondaudège" neighborhood in downtown Bordeaux, conveniently close to numerous restaurants, shops, and public transportation options. The apartment is located on the ground floor and features a comprehensive kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, frying pans, kitchenware, toaster, crockery, microwave, and electric kettle, among other essentials. Additional amenities include a clothes rack, ironing board, washing machine, iron, and cleaning supplies (such as a bagless vacuum, dustpan and brush, broom, mop, and bucket). All furnished shared apartments include all utilities: apartment fees, unlimited wireless internet, household waste tax, electricity, housing insurance, and water fees. Our team ensures that all apartments are fully equipped (washing machines, dishes, decorations, etc.) and is responsible for the maintenance of the technology and facilities. The tranquil Saint Seurin - Fondaudège area is lively, with colorful bistros, casual cafes, and trendy burger ts lining the streets. On one of Bordeauxs main thoroughfares, Rue de Palais Gallien, you will find numerous butcher shops, bakeries, fruit and vege markets, and traditional cheese shops. The region is steeped in history, with no landmarks such as the remnants of the ancient Roman amphitheater, Palais Gallien, and the 11th-century Saint Seurin Cathedral. Despite the influx of tourists drawn by UNESCO recognition, the area remains peaceful. You can easily reach the bustling Grands Hommes and Quinconces districts, as well as the Croix Blanche and Mériadek residential areas. Local amenities include schools, medical facilities, and shops. If youre looking for a change of scenery, other parts of the city are just a few minutes away. The B line tram passes through “Place Gambetta” and leads to the Bassins district along the Garonne River and the Campus of Pessac University. Furthermore, six bus lines make it easy for you to explore other areas of Bordeaux. Package Information: Minimum Rental Period: 1 month Apartments eligible for CAF can receive a monthly subsidy of up to €258. The Caisse dallocations familiales (CAF) provides free public services available to everyone, including foreigners, which offer financial housing assistance based on individual circumstances, regardless of whether you are French or a foreigner. You can visit the CAF website to complete an online APL (housing assistance) estimate to find out how much assistance you may receive. Service Fee: Starting from €790 This fee includes the administration of the rental agreement and ongoing support throughout your stay, which covers equipment maintenance and prompt response services when needed. Deposit: €900