Burgundy Côte Chalonnaise Property With Pool And Outbuildings

In the heart of Côte Chalonnaise and the bucolic village of Jully-lès-Buxy this elegant property of character seduces by its architecture, its generous volumes and its preserved environment.

Located in a beautiful park of about 1.4 hectares, the main house from the 19th century offers a rare atmosphere, combining bourgeois charm and timeless elegance.
The property also benefits from a swimming pool (electric top/heating pump), perfectly integrated into its landscaped environment.

The main house of about 284 m2, on vaulted stone cellars is organized on three levels.

On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance distributes the various living spaces and reveals the staircase leading to the upper floors. We discover an office, a kitchen with cellar, as well as a vast living room decorated with a fireplace. The dining room, bathed in light, enjoys direct access to a terrace ideally oriented southeast, offering a pleasant continuity between the interior spaces and the garden.

On the first floor, the sleeping area includes three bedrooms, including a bedroom en suite, and a shower room.

The second floor offers four additional bedrooms and a bathroom, allowing to accommodate family and guests in excellent conditions.

The property preserves many elements reflecting its history and character: parquet floors, fireplaces, old tiles, stairs, woodwork, tomettes and beautiful openings, as well as remarkable perspectives on the park, the countryside, vineyards, and the national forest of La Ferté in the distance.

The property also has an outbuilding with a garage and sheds on both sides, one leading to a cellar in the basement, upstairs attics to be converted.
An Art Deco style house of about 55 m2 with two rooms and cellars in the basement, offers a particularly interesting potential thanks to its independent space.

It is an elegant and authentic family property, enjoying a privileged setting in the heart of the wine landscapes of Burgundy, very close to Buxy and Saint Gengoux le National and the great terroirs of the Côte Chalonnaise.

TGV station is 25 minutes by car connecting Paris and Lyon respectively in 1h20 and 30 minutes, A6 motorway 15 minutes and close to the ”Voie Verte”, to discover the region by bike.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/