Golden Stones | Character Residence From The 17th Century – 362 M² Of Living Space, Swimming Pool An

EXCLUSIVITY – In Jarnioux, in the heart of the Golden Stones region, this former character residence features architectural elements reminiscent of the 17th century. Its understated architecture, proportions, and preservation of its original layout give it a unique identity, in an environment open to the vineyards and hills of Beaujolais. Behind its balanced façade, marked by a stone pediment door, the house reveals a beautifully coherent architectural ensemble: stone staircase, vaulted passages, molded frames, ancient flooring, and French ceilings. The 40 m² living room, with its monumental stone fireplace featuring simple lines and exposed beams, reflects this ancient architecture, preserved in its character and simplicity. Spanning 362 m² of living space, the house is organized around an entrance hall leading to this first living room, an office, and a laundry room. A 45 m² living-kitchen area and a second living room extend the living spaces towards the terrace and garden. On the first floor, four bedrooms, an office, a dressing room, two bathrooms, and a shower room with WC make up the sleeping area. The top level, recently renovated, accommodates two additional bedrooms, a shower room, a WC, and two attics. The outbuildings, with a total area of 243 m², include a 51 m² garage and a carport. Arranged around the courtyard, they contribute to the traditional organization of the property. Facing south, the house benefits from central heating and double-glazed windows. On a plot of 1,577 m², the 41 m² terrace and the swimming pool extend the living spaces outdoors, overlooking an unobstructed panorama of the vineyards and hills of Beaujolais. Approximately 35 minutes from Lyon, this property combines the volumes of a family home, the comfort of its outdoor spaces, and the appeal of ancient architecture whose characteristic elements have been preserved. To be discovered at our Pierres Dorées agencies in Villefranche-sur-Saône and Lyon Brotteaux.
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