On the right bank of Cadillac, in the heart of Entre-Deux-Mers, stands an architect-designed villa facing the horizon. Dominating the hills of the right bank, this architect-designed villa built in 2021 offers a contemporary and spectacular interpretation of the Entre-Deux-Mers landscape. A rare living space where the feeling of space and freedom is immediate upon arrival, just 40 minutes by car from Bordeaux and 20 minutes by train from Bordeaux Saint-Jean, with the Cérons train station only 5 minutes away.

All on one level, the house spans 314 m² set in a plot of approximately 6,000 m², with architecture designed to engage with nature. The façade opens broadly onto the hills with 12 meters of embedded sliding glass doors, providing a perfect continuity between interior and exterior.

At the heart of the villa is a double living room of over 80 m² with a gas fireplace, centered around an open kitchen designed for entertaining, equipped in double with a back kitchen and a laundry room. The volumes, the fluidity of movement, and the quality of the amenities create an atmosphere that is both contemporary and inviting. The night area comprises three independent suites, each with their own dressing area and shower room, as well as a master suite with a dressing room and bathroom, complemented by an office ideal for remote working or a professional activity. An event-grade multiroom audio system for both indoor and outdoor spaces accompanies everyday moments as well as receptions.

In the basement, the villa features a wine cellar, a gym, a boiler room, and a spacious double garage. Outside, the ambiance resembles a true private resort: a heated infinity pool, a pool house with an outdoor shower, a summer kitchen, a jacuzzi, and a pétanque court—all set in a preserved natural environment. The motorized and retractable façade shutters allow for modulation of light, total openness, or intimacy, promoting an elegant and controlled shutter spirit. Shops, schools, and the train station are just 5 minutes away, ensuring a rare balance between practical living and disconnection.