La Chaumière - Laives

Patrick opens the doors to you of an elegant traditional Burgundian farmhouse dating from the 19th century - well "family" fully restored by him in accordance with the rules of the art - nestled in the heart of a charming little hamlet steeped in history (many buildings listed on site), adjoining the heart of a picturesque village typical of the upper Mâconnais, with a very rich heritage, famous for its Romanesque church from the 11th century (the "Lighthouse of Southern Burgundy" dominating the promontory of the Saône valley; sublime panoramic belvedere to the Alps & Mont-Blanc from the site) and its 3 lakes (fishing & swimming). Magnificent landscaped surroundings, nestled on the edge of crop fields a stone's throw from the very first vineyards, in the hollow of the gentle hilly Tournugeoise countryside, nestled at the foot of the wooded foothills of the superb South Burgundy massif, wild & preserved, to be explored during soothing walks or mountain bike rides. Spacious cottage of very good comfort. Vast living room of 70m². Warm country character sublimated by a very beautiful heritage rehabilitation, carried out "identically" in respect of the original building (floor in Burgundy stones, beams, half-timbered walls with bricks & half-timbered, frame...). Lots of charm and character. Large sheltered balcony on the street side. Pleasant intimate enclosed garden, grassed, planted with trees and plants, nestled out of sight at the back of the house. Composition: Semi-detached village house. Wireless. Gas central heating + fireplace. Gîtes on 2 levels (direct access to the 1st floor by outside staircase). 1st floor: living room-kitchen-lounge (with bar), bathroom (shower), separate toilet. 2nd floor: 3 bedrooms (bed 2 p. 140x190cm / 2 beds 1 p. 120x190c + sofa bed BZ 140x190cm in addition / bed 2 p. 140x190cm). Sheltered balcony + enclosed garden (150m²) + bike room + private parking (1 space). Shops & amenities (including supermarkets) 3 km away. Elegant traditional 19th century farmhouse completely restored with care - with a pleasant intimate enclosed garden - located in the heart of the hilly countryside of Tournuge, between Grosne & Saône, 3 km from the charming typical market town of Sennecey-le-Grand (many amenities on site) & 11 km from the A6. Lovely preserved hamlet adjoining the heart of the picturesque little village of Laives nestled on the wooded foothills of the southern Burgundy massif (remarkable ecosystem protected in "Zone Natura 2000"), in the hollow of the verdant valley of the Grosne, rich in magnificent varied landscapes, succession of hillsides of vineyards, forests & meadows. Prime location at the crossroads of the Haut Mâconnais & Côtes Chalonnaises vineyards (first vines just 1.5 km away), close to the "Burgundy Wine Route", ideally located on the routes of the Romanesque church circuit, the famous mountain bike route from the GTM (Grand Tour du Massif Sud Bourgogne), numerous marked hiking trails (including a "green walk" accessible at 4 km / rich network of hiking trails of the same type to be followed on the territory), 2.5 km from the GR76 adjoining to the historic "Chemin des Moines", 10 km from the blue route (along the Saône), 14 km from the green route, within a radius of about fifteen km of several referenced "Coup de coeur" cycling loops. In the heart of Tournugeois-Clunisois (labeled "Country of Art and History"), at the crossroads of Mâconnais, Bresse Bourguignonne and Chalonnais, all rich in an exceptional heritage & sublime landscapes. Perfect address for exploring: 13 km from the medieval village of Brancion, 14 km from Tournus, 19 km from the medieval town of Saint-Gengoux-le-National (labeled "Cities of Character of Burgundy-Franche-Comté"), 20 km from Chalon-sur-Saône (labeled "City of Art and History"), 31 km from the illustrious abbey city of Cluny, 34 km from Louhans, 37 km from the TGV station of Le Creusot, 46 km from Mâcon ( Mâcon TGV station 50 km), 51 km from Beaune & 52 km from the sumptuous landscaped jewel of the Roche de Solutré (labeled "Grand Site de France"). An exotic "pied à terre" steeped in Carmelite & character!