Clamecy, Burgundy 58500

In a hamlet of the Nivre, a mansion with its guest house, its swimming pool, in the heart of a 30 ha wooded park with pond. Set back from the village, the hamlet is composed of a farm, as well as the property. The mansion and the guest house reveal themselves as soon as you walk through the gate. On the armorial pillars that flank the latter, the inscription 'Mdccclvi' (1856) can be read. The two buildings are built around a lawn adorned with two majestic lime trees. The main house is to the north, the other house to the east. The building for agricultural use is an extension of the mansion.To the south, a canal marks the separation between the inhabited part and the park. A discreet bridge opens the view of an avenue of plane trees that are more than a hundred years old. Beyond, a stream winds through a wetland that leads to the slope of a wooded hill, capped with deciduous and coniferous trees. Several paths allow different walks. To the west, past the gate of a driveway lined with conifers, a vegetable garden with its greenhouse, swimming pool and pool house, as well as an orchard finally give way to a vast meadow. This in turn leads to a pond of more than 4 hectares, nestled in the hollow of a valley. The property is fully enclosed and the whole estate exudes calm.