Stone house with garden and barn

The property is situated on a street corner with the barn attached to the residence.

To enter the house, you pass through a gate that leads to the main entrance located in the building with the single sloped roof attached to the main structure.

A hallway provides access to the kitchen, a bathroom with a toilet, and the living room.

The kitchen offers a cozy atmosphere with a wood burner in one corner, a traditional oak wood small pane window, and French doors that open onto the courtyard and garden. The ceiling is striking with oak wood beams, capturing the authentic Burgundy feel. The floor features terra cotta renovation tiles.

From the hallway, you can enter the shower room that underwent renovations in 2018.

A few steps lead down to a spacious family living room with windows facing both east and west, filling the space with natural light. The impressive stone fireplace provides warmth for wood fires, while the oak wood ceiling reminds you that you are in Burgundy. The floor has terra cotta square tiles laid out like a carpet, bordered with Burgundy stones (dalles de Bourgogne). French doors open up to the terrace that captures the morning sun, ideal for summer meals.

A door opens conveniently to a laundry room.

A wooden staircase ascends to a landing featuring bookshelves and a window, opening into two bedrooms—one on the east side and one on the west. The floor is covered in wall-to-wall carpet that could easily be replaced with parquet flooring.

There is potential to create additional bedrooms and an upstairs bathroom by opening a door in the landing into the barn.

The garden is adorned with numerous mature trees and flower beds. There is a stone garden shed consisting of two spaces that could serve as storage for wood and a small workshop. The side garden, along the quaint village road, features a charming old orchard.

Access to the barn, which serves as a garage, is from the village road. There is space in front for parking your car.

The barn spans 50 m² with a very high roof top and includes a mezzanine that provides access to the attic above the bedrooms.

This house is an ideal pied-à-terre for those enchanted by historic stone villages and nature walks. Its 12th-century windmill, the surrounding hills, woods, and nature trails render it an idyllic location.