Once a historical farmhouse, this property dates back to the 17th century, when it was part of the nearby chateau.
The magnificent oak doors open into this elegant and welcoming holiday home, with its vast living and dining space.
The traditional flag stone floors fill this property with warmth and light, perfectly complementing the velvet sofas and contemporary open plan kitchen.
This property gives the perfect space to enjoy an amazing feast with loved ones, with its huge oak table.

Colour and character fill each of the five individually styled bedrooms.
Every comfort you could think of has been taken into account, with large beds, fresh linen and ensuites in each of the bedroom.

Some of the finest vineyards in Burgundy are within close proximity of this property, whether its from the Cote D’Or region or further north in Chablis, Irancy and Saint Bris.
Experience a private tour of the vineyards or take time to have a picnic, you will experience wine tasting like no other.

The charming village is just a short stroll away, with is bakery and little bistro charming places to visit.

House Interior

Ground Floor

Open-plan living-dining room with stone and cast iron wood burner and table for up to 14 guests
Open-plan kitchen, well-equipped including a professional Godin cooker, dishwasher, large fridge, freezer and duo wine cellar
Bedroom with king-size double/twin bed and ensuite shower room

First Floor

2 x bedrooms with king-size double/twin bed and ensuite shower room
Triple bedroom with king-size double/twin bed and one single daybed (90x200cm). Ensuite shower room
Triple bedroom with king-size double/twin bed and one single day bed (90x200cm). Ensuite bathroom with bath and shower

Outside Grounds

Heated swimming pool (9mx4.5m) with safety cover, fence and gate. Usually open April to end of October, weather dependent
Al-fresco dining courtyard
BBQ
Boules
Bikes
Water feature
Stream

Facilities

Wi-Fi
Portable a/c unit
Heating
Telephone
Satellite TV
DVD player
Bikes
Children’s books and toys

This villa is located in a village in the Côte D'Or wine region of Burgundy. Within a two-minute stroll you can be walking around the moat and woods surrounding a privately owned 13th century castle.

The heart of the local village (500m) has a bakery and a local bistro serving drinks, salads, snacks and ice-cream in a pretty little garden. There’s also the beautiful Burgundy canal, perfect for leisurely walks or cycling; the owner has bikes that you can hire.

Here you are in the heart of hidden Burgundy with a wealth of activities and places to visit on your doorstep. In this stunning Côte D'Or region, so well known for its remarkable wines, the owner has exclusive access to many of the finest vineyards and can arrange personal tours, wine tastings with lunch or picnics in the vineyards for wonderful days out.

The town of Montbard (25km) is worthy of a visit with its lovely setting by the Burgundy canal and River La Brenne and also its TGV train station with high-speed trains to Paris in just over an hour or south to Dijon in 35 minutes.

Combine with a trip to the pretty village of Semur-en-Auxois (11km) on the banks of the River Armanon or Fontenay Abbey (25km), a UNESCO World Heritage site.

This is the perfect location to explore the region of Burgundy with Chablis (80km) and Noyers (50km) just an hour away to the north and Beaune (73km) and Dijon (60km) an hours drive south and east. There are numerous vineyards across these regions and private visits can be arranged by the owner to some of the best wine producers in the area.

For a change of scene you can head west to visit the historic town of Saulieu with many internationally renowned restaurants. This is the gateway to the Parc Naturel Régional du Morvan where you will find beautiful woodlands, streams and waterfalls, gentle rolling hills and hidden villages. Wonderful for hikers and cyclists or you may prefer to canoe down the Yonne River, sail or kayak on one of the lakes or go horse riding through the spectacular scenery.

Visiting the morning markets is another wonderful way to explore the area and sample some of the amazing food produced in the region. From small and local on a Sunday morning in Semur-en-Auxois to the vibrant market in Dijon on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays in a market hall designed by Gustav Eiffel. Montbard and Salieu also have excellent markets on a Friday or Saturday morning, perfect for picking up delights to take back to your home. Indeed, some of the cooking classes that the owner hosts include a morning visit to a local market to pick up the ingredients for the lesson in cooking a feast!

Golf-lovers will also be impressed with stunning courses throughout the region including the prestigious course at the Château de Chailly which can be combined with an exquisite meal in the hotel’s restaurant.

As well as all the outdoor activities on offer, kids will also love the nearby Muséo Parc Alésia (10km), a huge park that tells the story of the ancient city Alesia, it’s battle and the fate of the town through tours, museum exhibitions, archaeological sites and historical re-enactments. There’s also an exhibition featuring the world’s most famous Gaul, Astérix.

Villa FR5215