The main house comprises, on the ground floor,
An entrance hall with luxury toilet and basin, large dining room (5.2m x 6.0m) with double aspect windows and access to garden,
Office with adjacent toilet and shower,
A large, catering kitchen(5.2m x 5.5m) with fitted units and plumbing for . On the north side of the entrance hall, is a lounge (6.2m x 6.1m) with double doors to the garden, windows to the west and wood burning stove.
Immediately adjacent to the lounge is a separate one-bedroom apartment with spacious kitchen/living room(6.0m x 6.0m), wood-burning stove, double aspect windows and access to garden.
A corridor leads to a shower-room with toilet and basin,
Generous king-size double bedroom(3.5m x 5.1m) with double aspect windows.
Completing the ground floor is a boiler room with a 66kw Weissman condensing boiler (installed in 2003), a 300 litre water tank and a water softening plant. This heating and water softening plant serves the whole house.
From the entrance hall wide, granite stone stairs lead to the first floor accommodation. This comprises,
To the south, a brick-tiled corridor affording access to three generous bedrooms,
Bedroom Wise(4.45m x 6.2m), Bedroom Holloway(4.0m x 4.5m) and Bedroom Charles Bennett(5.2m x 5.6m) each with en-suite bathrooms and toilets.
The corridor also gives access to the third floor attic, which runs the whole length of the house and provides generous storage space.
From the top of the granite staircase the corridor continues north, feeding two more large bedrooms;
Bedroom Meo(5.0m x 4.4m), Bedroom Mitchell(6.2m x 4.8m) each with private en-suite bathrooms, a laundry cupboard, and the owner’s luxury apartment. This apartment, recently renovated, comprises a large studio bedroom(6.3m x 3.6m) and generous luxury bathroom equipped with bath, wall mounted wc a ceramic basin and modern shower cubicle with glass screen.
Currently the house is used as the basis of a bed and breakfast business with the ground floor apartment offering luxury self-catering accommodation for two persons.
Outside the house sits at one corner of a plot of land totalling 1 hectare. There are mature formal gardens sloping away from the house comprising a central pathway, lavender beds and level, easy maintainable lawns and hedges. Mature trees and hedges complete the layout of the formal garden area. A modern swimming pool located some distance from the house is equipped with a pool house containing filtration and cleaning functions and pool furniture. Close to the pool is a wooden, half-glazed pavilion affording wonderful views of the countryside and providing a quiet spot in which to relax and enjoy the garden. To the south of the house is a large yard and access to a workshop, a large barn and a generous garage. To the north is the main entrance, mature trees and hedges and a generous parking area for at least eight cars together with a concrete garage. The additional area of the land outside the formal garden area is a natural untouched grassland stretching to the boundary which in-turn is bordered by hedges and a wire stock-proof fence.
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Burgundy is a peaceful, rural region in the heart of France. It has a rich past, a strategic location and a naturally advantageous setting, all of which have contributed to its worldwide reputation for fine wines, gastronomy and architectural wealth.
Situated between Paris and Lyon and crossed by the Loire, Yonne and Saône rivers, Burgundy is on the main route between northern and southern Europe. As such, its long history has been shaped by the influence of trade, religion and political power.
Already popular with Parisian second-home owners, Burgundy is only 65 miles south of Paris and 35 miles north of Lyon, making access to the region very easy. It is crossed by several motorways and is only 4 to 5 hours drive from Calais. Direct flights go from the UK to Dijon and Lyon, and there are TGV train links to the main towns.Save this Property / Arrange a Viewing / Contact us by Email
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