Immeuble, 54 cours du Chapeau-Rouge

This building at 54 Cours du Chapeau-Rouge is a registered historic monument featuring a carefully designed stone facade with balconies and cornices that define the streetscape. It contains ground-floor office spaces and seven residential units distributed across upper floors according to local building proportions.

This monument comes from a time when Bordeaux developed its urban structures according to clear architectural principles, which this building reflects. The construction methods and design choices show how French architects of that era understood housing and urban order.

This building sits among other protected structures that define Bordeaux's visual character and give the city its cohesive architectural appearance. Visitors notice the local craftsmanship evident in the facade details such as stone balconies and ornamental cornices.

The building sits close to public transportation lines, making it easy to reach on foot or by transit. The location allows visitors to view the facade and street-front easily, with front areas typically accessible for inspection.

The upper floors contain duplex units with private terraces offering unobstructed views across Bordeaux's rooftop landscape. This elevated vantage point gives residents and visitors a rare perspective over the city.