Family house in wine village

Access to the property is via two streets. You can enter from the lower street, through a gate that leads to the semi-buried basement, or climb the outdoor stairs to reach the main entrance door at the level of the dwelling. Alternatively, access can be gained from the upper street, which allows entry into the garage and leads to the entrance of the kitchen or the main entrance door.

Entering through the main door, you arrive in an entrance hall with 1920s colourful cement tiles, which provides access to a living room, a kitchen, a bedroom with an en-suite shower room, as well as a toilet with a washbasin.

The living room and dining area are very spacious and bright, with high ceilings adorned with cornices, parquet flooring, two decorative marble fireplaces, and two large french doors opening onto a north-facing balcony. A large window facing east provides additional light.

The kitchen is small but well-arranged and equipped, featuring art deco cement tiles on the floor and suspended ceiling panels mounted on rails. A glass door opens onto a covered terrace facing south, offering a view of the garden. A service door also allows access to the ground floor/basement.

The main bedroom, with parquet flooring, has a new shower room that has never been used.

Two windows, one facing east and the other south, provide abundant brightness.

At the end of the entrance hall, there is a recently renovated toilet with a washbasin.

A staircase leads to the 3 bedrooms and the shower room.

The bedrooms are spacious, with parquet flooring and high ceilings, each featuring a large window. Two of the bedrooms have a washbasin area, while the third is adjacent to the shower room with a separate toilet.

In the semi-buried basement, there is an office overlooking the courtyard with a window, a boiler room, and two storage spaces, one of which has a small corner for storing wine.

A beautiful property for a large family or for a holiday residence on the wine route for Burgundy lovers.