As you travel through the various towns, the landscape changes naturally: urban neighbourhoods give way to green spaces, vineyards, charming villages and the hillsides overlooking the Garonne, offering a living environment where nature and the city coexist harmoniously.

Long shaped by its industrial past, the right bank is now undergoing a profound transformation. Former brownfield sites are giving way to new living spaces, facilities are being developed, and sustainable transport is being promoted through a network of cycle paths and footpaths, whilst each town asserts its own identity and way of life.

This diversity is reflected in the housing. In the immediate vicinity of Bordeaux, townhouses and small shops stand alongside contemporary developments. Further afield, the urban fabric gradually becomes less dense, giving way to village houses, family homes and villas set within a beautiful landscaped environment, often overlooking hillsides, vineyards or extensive gardens.

The right bank now appeals to buyers seeking a balance between proximity to the city and quality of life. Families, working professionals, entrepreneurs and remote workers find more spacious homes here, with nature all around, local amenities and an environment conducive to a peaceful daily life, whilst remaining connected to the heart of Bordeaux.

With its heritage, vineyard-dotted landscapes and urban regeneration, the right bank stands out as an alternative to the city – the countryside on the outskirts of Bordeaux.