Between the boulevard du BAB and Chiberta, the only part of Anglet where daily life happens on foot. Market hall, square, shops — we guide buyers and sellers in a market kept tight by scarcity.
Anglet is a town without a single centre — a mosaic of a dozen districts spread from the Adour to the Biarritz lighthouse. Les Cinq Cantons is the exception: the only crossroads with a covered market, a square, shops and transport within walking distance. The first clusters of houses formed here in the nineteenth century, around rue de Saubadine and rue du Colombier. That seniority and that density explain the pressure on the market: what you buy here is not a view, it is no longer depending on a car.
A market-town fabric rather than an estate. Older houses from the nineteenth-century core, small blocks, post-war buildings and a few recent schemes. That variety is an opportunity: you find townhouses with courtyards as readily as bright apartments opening onto the square.
This is the area's main asset and it cannot be relocated. Les Halles des 5 Cantons, place du Général-Leclerc and its markets, everyday shops, bus routes. A few hundred metres change a property's practical value entirely.
The commercial perimeter is small and fully built. Nothing will extend: what sells here is what comes free. Turnover is low and decisions are often made quickly.
Families who want school, shopping and the bus without getting behind the wheel. Anglet owners leaving a house grown too large without leaving the town. And buyers drawn by this village life, rare on the coast.
Les Halles des 5 Cantons and place du Général-Leclerc form the anchor: markets, second-hand fairs, neighbourhood events. Around them lies the old core, still traced by rue de Saubadine and rue du Colombier. The boulevard du BAB borders the sector to the east; the Chiberta pines extend it to the west. We measure here in minutes on foot to the market hall, because that distance, not floor area, is what separates two otherwise comparable properties.
You walk down to the market hall with a basket and come back having greeted three people you know.
Precise location, orientation, volume, garden, timing. The gap between two addresses often lies in what no listing mentions.
We draw on our network of owners, notaires and introducers. A significant share of transactions here is settled without ever being advertised.
We visit, check true orientation, structural condition, easements and extension potential. You travel only for what deserves it.
Through to completion. And if you are selling, we build the valuation on your property's own characteristics — never on a neighbourhood average.
Because no prestige property comes down to an average. Two neighbouring houses on plots of identical size are not worth the same if one faces south and the other sits in shade. We assess exact location, orientation, plot, features and scarcity — a bespoke valuation, never a price grid.
Because it answers a need the rest of Anglet does not: living without a car. The perimeter is small, fully built, and supply will not widen. When something comes free, you need to hear about it before others do.
Both. The old core holds townhouses with courtyards or gardens, often discreet from the street. They rarely come to market and are almost always handled privately.
It is one of the few parts of the coast where demand is steady all year, independent of the season. The stock is varied, which leaves the choice between period character and recent build with no work needed — we help you find the one that suits you.
Agreed in advance and transparent. For a search mandate they fall due only on acquisition. The detail is set out at our first meeting.
One call is enough to frame your project in Les Cinq Cantons, whether buying or selling. We reply personally within 48 hours, in complete confidence.
07 86 71 33 13Les Cinq Cantons is one of the addresses we work in. We cover many others across the Pays Basque, and we hold a certain idea of what this profession should be, better told elsewhere than on this page.
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