Two House Property with Garden and Barn

The attractive property comprises of an original stone house and a barn renovated to make a second house. Both houses have an independent entrance and with a structural change could be linked. In addition, there is a pleasant mature garden planted with fruit trees, established trees, shrubs and flowering plants. At the end of the garden is an independent stone barn which is an ideal storage building. House 1 is a stone property dating from the mid 1800s and formerly used as a forge and then a pottery. The second house is a converted barn. The current owner runs a successful rental business with the two house and they are fully furnished and immediately habitable. Most items of furniture could be purchased by arrangement. The village is located on the Burgundy Canal and offers easy access to the main attractions of Burgundy, the Autoroute network, Beaune and Dijon. Nearby are many historical and attractive towns; Semur en Auxois, Flavigny sur Ozerain and Precy sous Thil. House 1: 60m2 There are two entrance doorways directly to the ground floor living area; one from the garden and the other from behind the house. The living area is open plan with a corner kitchen and sitting area. There is a chimney fitted with a wood burning stove, the kitchen is fitted with floor kitchen units, a gas/electric hob and a sink. The upstairs has a bright and spacious bedroom and shower room with toilet. This bedroom has four large windows overlooking the garden. House 2. 65m2 Entrance from the garden to an open plan living area with a corner fitted kitchen with a log burning cooker stove. A shower room with toilet and two staircases, one at each end of the room leading to the two bedrooms. Barn: Stone built and provides a great place for storage of garden tools and furniture...Could be a garage? Garden offers privacy and there is a terrace and a rustic brick BBQ. Views to the nearby church.

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