Find my T3 rental in Bordeaux
How to find the ideal T3 rental in Bordeaux, where near 72%} of the inhabitants are tenants? In a modern residence or with the charm of the old, in the hyper center or more quiet, everyone can find their ideal accommodation among the Studapart ads.
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Bordeaux, a city victim of its own success
Bordeaux has nearly 265,000 inhabitants, over an area of 49.36 km2. It is the ninth largest municipality in France. Center of the Aquitaine region and the Gironde department. It belongs to the South West of France. Founded around the 3rd century BC, it was first baptized Burdigala. The city is crossed by the Garonne. Recognized for being the capital of wine in the world, but also of business tourism for the organization of international congresses, its historic center is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
It has many tourist sites to see such as the Girondins monuments, the Grand Théâtre, the Pont de Pierre or the Saint-André Cathedral but also the Pey Berland Tower.
The Place de la Bourse being the most touristic place, it is a must!
Museums such as the Aquitaine Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Casa de Goya, the Jean Moulin Center contribute to the cultural richness of the city.
Many green spaces such as the public garden of Bordeaux, the botanical garden but also the floral park will be perfect for your walks.
Bordeaux has an attractive living environment. On the real estate side, the city is a victim of its own success. After increased demand and rising prices, the Bordeaux real estate market is stabilizing somewhat. With soon 260,000 inhabitants, against 215,000 in 1999, the total population testifies to the overall dynamism of the city.
Bordeaux is experiencing a extreme housing shortage
A housing shortage occurs when there is more demand than supply in the real estate market. 3-bedroom apartments for rent are property extremely sought in Bordeaux. To stay in Bordeaux, with a complete file, it takes more or less more or less 15 jours.
As in nearly 60% of cities in France, Bordeaux suffers from a very strong and even extreme shortage of furnished accommodation: there is at least twice as much demand as supply.
In Bordeaux, we count more or less 4 times more demand than offer.
A T3 rental at Bordeaux, for whom?
A 3-room apartment is an ideal solution for couples who wish to have space or with a child.
Housing is categorized using an attribute (T1, T2, T3, T4, etc.), which specifies the number of rooms apart from the kitchen and the bathroom(s). A T3 is therefore composed of three rooms, to which must be added the kitchen and the bathroom.
When we are also interested in the typology of the property. The following types of accommodation are the most common: individual accommodation, collective accommodation, shared accommodation, etc.
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78% of 3-bedroom accommodation offered in Bordeaux are apartments
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14% of individual from Bordeaux accommodations are T3
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10% of 3-bedroom apartments available for rent in the world capital of wine are flatshares
What is the average surface of a T3 in Bordeaux?
The attribute of the dwelling (T1,T2,T3...) gives a precision on the number of rooms but not on the total surface of the dwelling. Even if it is rare, a T3 apartment can be narrower than a T2! In France, T3 dwellings have an average surface area of xm2. Good to know: the surface area of a property can fluctuate depending on the age of the property. For a T3 apartment in Bordeaux, you can count on an average surface of 65sq.m.
Rental T3 in Bordeaux: what rent?
In Bordeaux, it is necessary to count 16€/sq.m on average. The rents for a T3 apartment in Bordeaux or in its periphery vary according to the district, the number of m², but also the terms of rental: furnished or not. For a furnished T3 rental in Bordeaux, plan 830€/month, deduct 11 to 13% from this amount, if you opt for an empty dwelling.
A T3 rental in Bordeaux, where to start?
To find the ideal 3-room apartment Bordeaux, start by defining its location. Take into account your place of work/study, in order to facilitate your daily travels. Also consider neighborhoods you like and transportation.
The Golden Triangle, the most prestigious district
The Golden Triangle was formed in the 18th century around the Notre-Dame church. This district was born thanks to the architect Chalifour in 1790. It is the most prestigious district of Bordeaux. It is considered the most beautiful area of the city. It is bounded by the Cours de l'Intendance, the Allées de Tourny and the Cours George Clémenceau.
The district has many squares: Place des Grands Hommes, Place Gambetta, Place de Tourny and Place de la Comédie. It concentrates beautiful architecture, historical monuments and works of art. The Grand Théâtre which houses the Opéra National de Bordeaux is the work of Victor Louis, a famous architect. It is a very lively sector, very lively thanks to the Great Men market. The Golden Triangle gives access to the assets of the other surrounding districts such as the lively evenings of Place de la Victoire, the calm of the Esplanade des Quinconces and other places to discover. The golden triangle is also very well served by public transport.
Living in this district has a fairly high cost, indeed it is one of the most popular districts of Bordeaux but also one of the most expensive!
The Saint-Pierre district, the cradle of Bordeaux
The district is considered the cradle of Bordeaux, it is one of the oldest districts of the city. Its existence dates back to the 12th century.
Place Saint-Pierre corresponds to the location of the old entrance to the inner port, which will give its name to the district. Porte Cailhau is an emblematic place in the district, 35 meters high and built in the 15th century. The Place de la Bourse, a huge work of art, is reflected in its water mirror. The district offers its inhabitants a rich cultural life.
Don't miss the Saint-Pierre church built during the 16th century. It also has several schools (nursery, primary, middle and high school), perfect for families. Dynamic district, ideal for going out and enjoying life in Bordeaux. Saint-Pierre is very much alive. It is near the quays of the Garonne. Rue Saint-Rémi is a place where a multitude of restaurants reside. Calm reigns in the neighborhood thanks to its many pedestrian streets and reduced car traffic. But the district remains very well served by public transport but also by bike! The prices are quite high due to the attractiveness of the neighborhood.
No more secrecy on T3 rental
What is a T3 apartment?
A T3 accommodation generally offers a living space of between 50 and 65m2, it includes three rooms, in addition to the kitchen and the bathroom. As with all other types of rental property, you can find furnished or unfurnished T3 rentals.
The surface of a T3 varies according to the advertisements, mainly according to the age of the property. Old buildings are often larger than modern buildings. There is no minimum legal area for a 3-room apartment, the layout of the property must simply respect the conditions of T3.
Everything you need to know about the rental lease
The two main types of rental leases are: the furnished lease and the empty lease. The conditions change from one to the other:
For a furnished property:
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The rental contract must last a minimum of 1 year (reducible to 9 months for a student tenant).
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If the landlord wants you to leave the apartment, he must notify you at least 3 months in advance.
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If you want to leave the apartment, you must notify your landlord at least 1 month in advance.
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To sign the lease, the landlord can ask you for a maximum of 2 months rent, in most cases he only asks for one month.
For an empty good:
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The rental contract must last for a minimum of 3 years.
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If the landlord wants you to leave the apartment, he must notify you at least 6 months in advance.
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If you want to leave the apartment, you must notify your landlord at least 3 months in advance.
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To sign the lease, the landlord can ask you for a maximum of 1 month's rent.
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