Apartment€317,000
Bordeaux

150 homes and apartments for sale in Bordeaux, France.
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25 properties shown
Apartment€317,000
Bordeaux
€399,998
Bordeaux
€449,004
Bordeaux
€422,109
Bordeaux
€699,007
Bordeaux
€269,003
Bordeaux
€350,004
Bordeaux
€269,346
Bordeaux
€699,007
Bordeaux
€1,781,081
Bordeaux
€591,958
Bordeaux
€470,350
Bordeaux
€1,295,014
Bordeaux
€437,804
Bordeaux
Apartment€1,170,000
Bordeaux
House€1,790,000
Bordeaux
Apartment€375,000
Bordeaux
Apartment€350,000
Bordeaux
Apartment€449,000
Bordeaux
Apartment€165,000
Bordeaux
House€980,000
Bordeaux
House€1,995,000
Bordeaux
House€895,000
Bordeaux
House€2,080,000
Bordeaux
House€723,000
Bordeaux
Buyer's guide: Bordeaux
Bordeaux real estate remains one of France's most sought-after regional markets, with a median asking price of €562,506 across 141 listings. Wine, a UNESCO-listed centre and fast rail links to Paris keep demand strong.
These asking prices come from current RealEstateAbroad listings, shown in euros. Half of the market asks between €322,535 and €923,829. The median property is 124 m² and the median is €4,855 per m².
| Indicator | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 141 |
| Median asking price | €562,506 |
| Middle 50% | €322,535 to €923,829 |
| Price per m² | €4,855 |
| Median size | 124 m² |
Apartments make up 54 listings, but commercial property is unusually prominent at 51, with 31 houses and 4 plots. Two-bedroom homes lead at 23, then 20 three-bedroom, 16 with five or more, 11 one-bedroom, 8 four-bedroom and 5 studios. Browse French apartments for the city centre and houses for the suburbs.
Chartrons, with its antique shops and former wine warehouses, and the Saint-Pierre old town are popular with buyers who want walkable streets. Saint-Michel and Bacalan offer more modest entry points, Caudéran has leafy villas, and the right bank (La Bastide) is newer. Trams run across the city, and the TGV reaches Paris in about two hours, while Arcachon and the wine villages of the Médoc and Saint-Émilion are reachable by car.
France allows non-residents to buy property freely. Notary fees are typically around 7 to 8% on older properties, less on new builds, and a ten-day cooling-off period follows signing the first contract. Check the syndic's accounts, planned works and the diagnostic reports.
Our France buying guide and mortgage guide cover the details. For other French markets, see Paris, or the Riviera cities Nice and Cannes, which are far from Bordeaux.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price across all types is €562,506, at €4,855 per m² on listings with floor area.
Bordeaux has a large number of shops, offices and mixed-use buildings for sale. Filter for residential if you want a home.
Demand is strong, but price levels reduce yields. Compare rents with purchase costs before deciding.
About two hours on the high-speed line.