Beaune, Burgundy, Address available on request

Well hidden behind high walls, this 14th century building offers a beautiful ensemble in the heart of the village.
The main house with its glazed tile roof typical of the region - reminiscent of that of the Hospices de Beaune - and its hexagonal tower with a Saracen vault overlooked by a dovecote, offers a living area of approximately 190 m² with on the ground floor a closed kitchen opening onto the outside, a dining room and a living room where a large double fireplace with Louis XIII double fireplaces takes pride of place.
The 2 floors are accessible thanks to the tower with on the 1st floor a bedroom and a shower room and on the 2nd floor 2 bedrooms and a bathroom.
The Burgundy stone floors on the ground floor, terracotta tiles on the upper floors and the French ceilings bring authenticity and character.

In the extension of the house and after a charming patio with a stone floor is an old restored vat room with the old wine press of the estate in its centre, a cellar - a vestige of the wine-growing past of the place. 
Upstairs, an apartment of about 85 m² including a kitchen opening onto a large living room of 40 m², a shower room, a mezzanine with a night area. Independent access from the outside has been retained.

Opposite, the outbuildings correspond to the old pig sheds, the stables with their haylofts in the upper part, and a barn of 50 m² with a stone floor and ceiling height of 7.5 metres.

Another duplex apartment of about 65 m² completes the set with a living room on the ground floor heated by a wood stove and two bedrooms upstairs and an electrically heated bathroom.

A metal shed of 250 m² with gravel floor, a vaulted stone cellar, a pond, an orchard, a stream, a garden and a wooded area complete the property.

This building complex is harmoniously distributed around a square courtyard of 550 m² with a vast hundred-year-old lime tree in its centre.
The garden, the orchard and the rest of the partly wooded and meadow land represent 18,550 m²

Ideal for a family home, this property can also find a new future as a guest house/gite.

Well presented by Pauline Devillard +33 (0)6 
Consultant Bourgogne Franche-Comté 
EI Sales Agent

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