Cap-Ferret/Pyla (Nouvelle Aquitaine)

Known as France's largest region, Nouvelle-Aquitaine is brimming with priceless treasures. Its unspoilt nature, rich terroir, historic heritage and emblematic sites make it a land of a thousand colors and flavors. The summer and winter towns of Arcachon, the seaside resorts, the oyster-farming villages and the natural islands provide an exotic backdrop for nature and sea air lovers.

At the heart of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region, bordering the Arcachon Basin and the Wine Route, Bordeaux illuminates the wine-growing plains of southwestern France. Its history is deeply marked by the wine trade, which is even honored in its museums. On the Pyla side, the town grew considerably under the impetus of the Gaume family, founders and owners of the Corniche, one of the world's most beautiful hotels. The family also owns the Hôtel Haïtza. In fact, winegrowing is as much a hallmark of the Bordeaux region as its bourgeois style, classical architecture and discreet, refined luxury.

In Bordeaux, as in Cap-Ferret Pyla, history can be savoured with the eyes, as you stroll through the historic lanes of the city, the wine-growing countryside or the heart of the pignada. For golf and water sports enthusiasts, the ocean and its landscaped areas offer a unique playground where everyone can enjoy the gentle Bordeaux way of life.

From Dune du Pyla to wine-tasting cottages and seaside houses, Nouvelle-Aquitaine is the place where the carefree provincial way of life can be expressed to the full.

The region and its real estate market

Located at the entrance to the Arcachon Basin, Pyla-sur-Mer is a seaside town where second homes abound. The real estate market in and around Pyla-sur-Mer is flourishing, but buyers are mainly interested in properties close to the sea, where they can live and shop. The area around the Ermitage sailing club and its opposite, near the Pyla Dune and the Haïtza and La Corniche hotels, is a prime location.

In this setting of greenery and nature, architecture remains a visual jewel for anyone meandering through the colorful alleys of Gironde towns. While blond stones are more common in Bordeaux, two styles blend together in Pyla. On the one hand, a traditional, typically Arcachon style features brick villas in a Moorish, neo-colonial style, sometimes borrowing from Swiss chalets. On the other hand, a Basque-Landes style charms with its colorful villas and red, green and blue half-timbered houses with whitewashed walls.

Sotheby's International Realty agencies in Nouvelle-Aquitaine 

Sotheby's International Realty is a real estate agency specializing in luxury real estate. In Bordeaux, Sotheby's Realty enjoys accompanying its customers to its premises, located in a chic 19th-century building. As for Cap Ferret Sotheby's Realty, it is in the heart of Pyla-sur-Mer and in a small house with soft tones that the agency's prestigious services are offered.

The agency is an expert in luxury real estate, for all types of rare and prestigious properties for sale or purchase. The reputation of its services and professionalism has earned it coverage of the most prestigious real estate markets in the Arcachon basin.

In addition to providing administrative, legal and practical advice, the Cap Ferret SIR team is there to support any customer wishing to buy or sell a property with a classic, meticulous architectural style. From luxury villas to Bordeaux châteaux surrounded by vineyards, the team is committed to advising its customers on all types of extremely rare properties.

Lulled by the songs of the sea and the scent of local dishes, Nouvelle-Aquitaine is a land of adventure waiting to be conquered. The Cap Ferret Sotheby's Realty and Bordeaux Sotheby's Realty agencies are pleased to welcome visitors with any inquiries about luxury real estate on the shores of the Arcachon Basin.

Discover Sotheby's International Realty's real estate agency in Pyla-sur-Mer, expert in the sale and purchase of rare and luxurious properties in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.