Rue Notre-Dame in Bordeaux

Where is rue Notre Dame in Bordeaux?

In the heart of historic Bordeaux, on the left bank, rue Notre-Dame crosses the very trendy Chartrons district. Parallel to the Garonne, between the Quai des Chartrons to the east and the Cours Portal to the west, it stretches northwards in the continuity of the rue Foy and connects the Contemporary Art Museum to the Wine Museum and du Négoce and at the Bordeaux Maritime History Museum. 150 meters from the Jardin Public and the banks of the Garonne, rue Notre-Dame is bordered by the Saint-Louis des Chartrons church, built right next to the historic halls of the district.

At the origins of rue Notre-Dame

Among the oldest and longest thoroughfares in the Chartrons district, rue Notre-Dame is emblematic of this charming area with a bohemian atmosphere. It serves the Saint-Louis church, a Carthusian building around which the district was built in the 14th century. From the 17th to the 19th century, the Chartrons district was a wine merchant district. The Faubourg des Chartrons alone embodies the vocation of wine-growing capital of Bordeaux. Wine merchants are once again present there, in buildings with typical architecture, including beautiful vaulted cellars on the ground floor and large openings for the passage of barrels. During the 20th century, antique dealers also settled. Today, rue Notre-Dame is considered to be THE antiques street of Bordeaux, with more than 40 antique and second-hand shops over its 700 meters in length. Wine merchants and antiques rub shoulders with art galleries and alternative shops that give the neighborhood its bohemian atmosphere. With its flowery sidewalks, its lively little terraces and its unmissable market which offers its inhabitants a real village life, it evokes certain streets of Montmartre. It is only natural that it is at the heart of the Fête du Vin Nouveau and Brocante every year!

Shops and services

In addition to the forty or so antique shops that make its reputation, rue Notre -Dame has many decoration stores, artist studios and small local shops that flourish in the village atmosphere that characterizes the neighborhood. As for restaurants and food shops, there is a pleasant choice on rue Notre-Dame, with take-away and snacking brands, bakeries, pastries, a tea room, Mexican or Italian specialties, cocktail bars, wine merchants, a delicatessen, a greengrocer, an organic store and even a roaster. At the beginning of the street, a small supermarket provides daily groceries. A wide variety of shops also animate the 700 meters of rue Notre-Dame, including optical stores, ready-to-wear stores, a travel agency, a hairdressing salon, a barber, a florist, a merchant. newspapers, a watchmaker, a laundromat, a tiling store or even a photography workshop.

Real estate prices rue Notre Dame

Are you looking for an apartment for sale in Chartrons rue Notre-Dame or in another street of the Chartrons district? Houses and apartments for sale in this popular area of Bordeaux have an average price of 5,350 euros per m2. For a house for sale in Chartrons rue Notre-Dame, the price per m2 can vary from 4,200 to 5,600 euros. The apartments sell for 4,400 to over 6,000 euros per m2 depending on their services. The sector, very trendy, is more and more popular. Properties located rue Notre-Dame are particularly sought after, including rentals. Need advice on your future real estate purchase in Bordeaux? Meet at Barnes, your real estate agency in Bordeaux specializing in prestigious properties.