Restored winegrower’s house, views of Chardonnay vineyards
Ref #: JP4469S
Estate agency fees are paid by the vendor
Enter the main house via the stone Mâconnais staircase and covered balcony. The solid oak door welcomes you into a triple aspect living room, complete with oak beams and a large stone fireplace with wood burner. To one side is the first bedroom with separate bathroom and toilet, whilst a wooden staircase from the living room takes you to two more spacious bedrooms under the eaves.
From the living room you cross the ‘bridge’ to the barn conversion with its open plan triple aspect kitchen/diner/living room. The kitchen here is simple but is equipped with all necessary appliances. There is plenty of room for a large family dining table and a sitting area. From here a corridor leads to the fourth bedroom, an Italian style shower room with separate WC and a west facing partly covered terrace with views over the private, mature garden and the vines stretching into the distance. This is the ideal spot for your evening aperitif and dinner as the sun sets over the vineyards.
The property has electric heating to supplement the efficient wood-burning stove, and double glazing throughout. Other benefits are mains drainage and broadband internet.
The accommodation is raised over 5 useful cellars, one with direct access into the house, and double drive-through garage. This makes it very light with wonderful views of the vines and wooded countryside from all sides.
Outside, a driveway leads into an easily manageable garden with many mature trees and bushes to provide colour and shade.
Please contact us for further photos and room measurements.
An authentic family or holiday home in the heart of the Mâconnais vineyards.
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It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr
Property# JP4469S
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Person managing this property
Jane Prime (B4u)
The Bresse-Bourguignonne
- Lush pastures
- Romantic castles and brick medieval farmhouses
- Chickens for gastronomes
- Bordering the Jura mountains, the Alps and Switzerland
- Charming houses, big plots and peace and quiet