Stone house with enclosed garden and views of the vineyards

The entrance hall opens onto the kitchen a few stairs up to the left and to the dining room on your right.

The dining room is L shaped with exposed stone walls and a fireplace with wood burner. A large window facing the street and a door opening onto the covered terrace bring in sun light. The fitted kitchen with a pantry in the back, dates from the 90s. It has 2 openings, a window facing the street and a door opening onto the covered terrace.

From the terrace you can go down into the enclosed courtyard.

In the entrance hallway there is a separate toilet.

After the dining room a corridor leads to two bedrooms with parquet flooring and windows opening onto the courtyard, a bathroom and a hallway.

Steps lead you up to a large living room under the very high eves which shows the beautiful original oak beams. The floor is parquet and a window opens onto the garden. 

Stairs lead up to a kid’s room built in the attic with a very low door opening so as to preserve the beam structure.

Another bedroom sits next to the living, with a few steps going up.

From the living, stairs lead you down to 2 rooms, semi buried, with windows facing the garden.

These extra heated rooms (not counted in the habitable space) can be used for storage or could be transformed into habitable space with some insulation and ventilation work. 

The second room has a door opening onto the beautiful walled garden with trees, a water well and a bread oven.

Beyond the garden the Santenay vineyards make a beautiful setting for summer outdoor meals.

Another door opens onto the enclosed courtyard with access to a woodshed/workshop, the downstairs laundry room with shower and toilet and the beautiful Cistercian wine cellar.

Two extra cellars available for storage.

From the courtyard, a door opens onto the street with stairs going up to the street level and a flight of stairs lead you up to the covered terrace.

A perfect spot for wine lovers.