In the centre of a village a few kilometres north of Mâcon, a gate opens onto an avenue of plane trees revealing this superb mid-nineteenth century property surrounded by a wooded park of 3.2 ha including a dwelling flanked by 2 towers, a vast tinailler, a fully renovated swimming pool and an old dovecote.
The house is intended to receive with its various reception rooms.
Set on 250 m² of vaulted cellar, the house offers on the garden level, an orangery converted into a summer kitchen with a small swimming pool room, boiler room, wine cellar, pantry and the former dining room and kitchen of the staff.
Accessible from a beautiful porch, the entrance sets the tone with its mosaic floor and its newly restored walls, which opens onto a large vestibule which distributes to the east of the building: lounge, reading room, a small oratory and 2 bedrooms with parquet flooring, with their shower rooms, then, from the vestibule to the west: a large dining room with fireplace and high openings with a view of the park, Large kitchen, laundry-office, living room, boudoir and cloakroom.
Also from the vestibule, a wide staircase leads to the first floor. It has not been renovated but consists of a landing leading to 2 bedrooms and a room on one side, to be refreshed. The rest of the first floor as well as the upper level close to the attic requires a complete renovation for the conversion of several bedrooms.
The 2-storey tinailler hosted many family weddings in its time.
The extremely well-maintained park is made up of century-old trees such as cedars and redwoods. Tall magnolias add a touch of sweetness to the mix of flower beds.
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