Propriété De Charme En Beaujolais Saint Etienne La Varenne

In immediate proximity to major routes connecting Lyon, Mâcon, the TGV station, and Lyon-Saint-Exupéry airport, this elegant family property dating from 1876 benefits from a privileged environment. Formerly a wine estate, it can also regain its original vocation thanks to the possibility of acquiring, in addition and depending on projects, all or part of nearly 7 hectares of vineyards and meadows: 2 ha AOP Brouilly, 0.83 ha AOP Côte de Brouilly, 4 ha AOP Beaujolais-Villages, and 0.52 ha of meadows. The property is nestled on the hillside, this character home from the 19th century is set in a peaceful setting, forming a harmonious ensemble with its outbuildings. It consists of a main house of approximately 270 m², an independent lodge of 77 m², as well as several annexes including garages, a wine cellar, and cellars. The classic layout, organized around a central staircase, serves beautiful rooms: a kitchen, two living rooms, and a dining room. Bathed in light thanks to large openings, they offer a pleasant living environment and a warm atmosphere. The authenticity of the places has been carefully preserved: antique floorboards, refined moldings, and marble fireplaces give the whole an timeless elegance. The first floor offers four spacious bedrooms, each approximately 20 m², benefiting from beautiful ceiling heights, large windows, and unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside. The converted attic accommodates two additional bedrooms as well as a loft space, ideal for additional developments. Three shower rooms have been arranged within the tower... one shower room on each floor. The lodge, ideal as a guest house, includes a living room, a kitchen, a shower room, and, upstairs, two bedrooms. It is extended by a beautiful games room of 45 m², with an equivalent space upstairs. The outbuildings also include a garage, a wine cellar of 89 m², and an independent part whose use can be defined according to needs. Three distinct entrances, with gates and small gates, provide access to the enclosed garden of 3,789 m². A row of vines recalls the property’s wine-growing past, while magnificent plane trees and linden trees frame the house and provide shaded areas on sunny days. A family property passed down through generations as a well-maintained second home, it now calls for renovation to reveal itself and fit into another era. To be discovered in our two agencies, Agence Pierres Dorées and Immobilière des Brotteaux.
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