Magnificent Studio - UBK-39468

A very nice studio of 40 m², in an outbuilding of a magnificent Bordeaux apartment (well separated), with a common entrance, located on the 2nd floor of a sumptuous 18th century stone building.Thanks to its incredible location, you will be in the heart of Bordeaux. This accommodation offers you all the comforts, mixing modernity and old world charm, for an exceptional stay in Bordeaux. At the foot of the rue Porte Dijeaux, the Place Gambetta, 100 m from the Opera and the rue Sainte Catherine. It has a double bed and it can very comfortably accommodate two travelers.Housing :Very well equipped, is on the 2nd floor, accessible by a staircase. You will enjoy all the comforts for an unforgettable stay. This studio offers the following services:- A nice pleasant living room with a double bed, a flat screen and a superb high ceiling.- A small open kitchen, with a refrigerator, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee machine and many kitchen utensils. Please note that there is no hotplate.- A very nice spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower and toilet.For your comfort, you will also have at your disposal, an iron and its table.Quality sheets, towels and tea towels as well as some coffee capsules are provided to you and your bed is made on your arrival.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. Opposite the “Fémina” theater, a few steps from rue Sainte Catherine, all shops, restaurants and the tram.Parking advice:Paying public car park “Les Grands Hommes” or “Saint Christoly” at 200 meters.The "Grand Théatre" tram stop is 100 m away.A little history :The Théâtre Femina in Bordeaux was founded by Bonneterre and Ulysse Sédard, manufacturer of umbrellas, director of the Casino d'Arcachon, which has turned it into a performance hall and a music hall. just like the Alhambra Theater in Bordeaux.Transformed into a movie theater in June 1930 by Pathé-Natan, this place stayed that way for nearly 50 years, then returned in 1977 thanks to an agreement with the City of Bordeaux, a performance hall where theater and music were played. operetta, comedy, dance, classical music or variety.On the ceiling, there is a dome painted by Gustave Larée representing the apotheosis of Pierrot, dance and modern music. With its blend of Louis XVI style and reminiscences of Art Deco, the Femina Theater is still one of the last examples of sumptuous decor.This historical wealth makes the Théâtre Fémina an essential place where the most talented French and international artists perform.It is possible to visit the interior of the theater via the virtual tour of Google.