Blaisy-Bas, Burgundy 21540

Established independently, slightly elevated from the village, this early 20th century property offers a main house on 3 levels and a large basement, a three-room guest house, charming folly and gardens on all sides. Easy access to Dijon from the village by train and car. The village has a few shops and the nearby town of Sombernon offers good general trade and access to the motorway to Dijon. The property is accessed through a controlled gate, passing through the guest house and in front of the house with pleasant views over the village and rolling countryside beyond. Mature gardens surround the house and lead to a charming Folie, a wooden cottage, a chicken coop and a pigeon aviary. Guest house: includes a shower room and toilet, a bedroom and a living room. Small, but comfortable, offering the possibility of additional accommodation for a family or friends or a rental opportunity. There is a private garden to the rear of the house and also access to the main gardens and buildings. Folly: Once used as a pavilion and with an interesting cellar underneath with volcanic rock walls, this one-room building could make a great office or hobby room. Main house: approx. 184 m of living space (excluding the 60 m cellar complex)With living spaces on three levels, the house is spacious and has the charm of its period of construction (approx. 1906). Cellars: Accessed from the front of the house under the stone staircase of the house. Includes a wine cellar, storage rooms and boiler room. Ground floor: Access via a raised staircase of the period to the front door leading to a long hallway with original floor tiles and a wooden staircase. The living room and kitchen are accessed to the left and the formal living and dining room to the right. There is access from the kitchen to the rear terrace and gardens. A toilet is located at the back of the hallway. Upper floor: Accessed via the original wooden staircase with banister, there are four rooms, all with different views and although not specified today, they were originally bedrooms. A shower room and toilet are located between 2 of these rooms. Upper floor 2 - renovated attic with a large open plan room with roof windows and exposed oak beams. This room is undefined and offers many possibilities. There is also a toilet on this level. Heating is provided by a recently installed oil boiler for the ground floor and upper floor. The attic is equipped with electric radiators fixed to the wall.