- - -
- go to home page
Burgundy 4U Real Estate News in France
  
-
-
Home Burgundy4u help Contact us Français Nederlands Euro UK Pound Sitemap Print this page
My Burgundy4U Site
Your B4U
About Burgundy
  Burgundy Accommodation
  Burgundy Areas
  Autunois - Autun (71)
  Auxerre (89)
  Auxerrois South - Vermenton (89)
  Auxois - Pouilly en Auxois (21)
  Avallon(nais) - Vézelay (89)
  Beaune and its Côtes (21)
  Bourbonnais - Moulins (03)
  Bresse Bourgogne, Louhans (21/71)
  Brionnais - Semur en Brionnais (71)
  Chalonnais - Chalon sur Saône (71)
  Champagne - Aube (10)
  Charollais - Charolles (71)
  Chatillonnais - Chatillon sur Seine (21)
  Clunysois - Cluny (71)
  Dijon City (21)
  Dijonnais-Nord - Is sur Tille (21)
  Dijonnais-Sud - Auxonne (21)
  Langrois - Langres (52)
  Maconnais - Macon (71)
  Morvan North (58/21)
  Morvan South (58/71)
  Nevers (58)
  Nivernais Nord-Cosne-Charite Loire (58)
  Nivernais West-Clamecy-Corbigny (58)
  Nivernais-Sud - Decize (58)
  Pays d´Othe - Joigny (89)
  Puisaye - Saint Fargeau (89)
  Sancerrois - Sancerre (18)
  Seonais - Sens (89)
  Tonnerrois - Tonnerre (89)
  South Burgundy (71)
  Burgundy Property Styles
  Get started in Burgundy
  Travelling in France Info
Make Your Selection:
Property type
Price min.
Price max.
Keywords or Ref Num.
New development
Pommard
Beaune
Select properties by price
Up to 70 000 euro
70001-100000 euro
100001-130000 euro
130001-160000 euro
160001-210000 euro
210001-280000 euro
280001-450000 euro
450001-750000 euro
More than 750 000 euro
Houses per department
Allier (03)
Champagne - Aube (10)
Cher (18)
Côte d’Or (21)
Haute-Marne (52)
Nièvre (58)
Saône et Loire (71)
Yonne(89)
Houses managed by office
Vézelay
Boudreville
Bourbon-Lancy
Luzy
Autun
Meursault
Pouilly en Auxois
Narcy
property type
Building land
Barns and Ruins
Apartments
Town/Village Houses
Country Property
Country Property 1ha+
Châteaux, Manor Houses
Businesses,B&B,Vines ...
Other (boats, lakes, etc)

Design, Hosting and Database by
Coorda(TM) Networks

Coomall Immo 1.1.0 beta
License: 100012

French property
-
Auxois region information, Burgundy, France - BURGUNDY4U
The Auxois area has become the Burgundy area of choice for those that do not specifically need to be in the wine area. It nearness to Dijon, its magnificent and lively medieval towns around Semur-en-Auxois, the Burgundy Canal, its many castles, make this a great area to explore and live.
Mont St.Jean, Burgundy, France by Alain Doire/C.R.T Bourgogne Chailly Castle Burgundy, France by Alain Doire/C.R.T Bourgogne France-Burgundy-Auxois-Pouilly-en-Auxois(21)
Mont St .Jean
Chailly castle, a splendid golf location
Situation of Auxois in Burgundy

What you find within the Auxois section



  • Property prices and accessibility in the Auxois
  • Accessibility
  • The areas of interest in this Auxois section
  • The B4U Auxois office in Pouilly
  • Staying near to the Auxois office in Pouilly
  • Websites related to the Auxois area


  • Property prices and accessibility in the Auxois area


    Auxois area prices have risen in recent years as the Dijon working population and many international settlers have discovered that it is worthwhile to live in this rural and interesting area with the commuting distance to Dijon at no more than 30 minutes. If you do find a property, it is a worthwhile investment, as we expect prices to rise further, with the further growth of Dijon and the opening of a London air route from Dijon.

    House for Sale Auxois, Burgundy, France - BURGUNDY4U

    Accessibility


    Auxois area has an excellent accessibility, with the A6 and the A38 motorways, the TGV stop at Dijon and Montbard, making this the choice area for those that need to commute to Paris or London.


    Areas of interest

    Semur en Auxois, Burgundy, France by Alain Doire/C.R.T. Bourgogne
    Semur-en-Auxois
    Alain Doire/ C.R.T. Bourgogne

    Drive down the hill into Semur-en-Auxois
    on a fine day and more often than not you will see artists sketching the citadel. For this is a very picturesque town with attractive houses, antique ironmongery on the walls and doors and narrow streets. By day, the magnificent fortress looks onto the pretty valley of the river Armancon with its weeping willows and weirs. By night, the gigantic towers and ramparts are softly illuminated to create a spectacle all of their own. Go over the Pont Joly, past the Tour de l’Orle-d’Or with its seemingly vulnerable fractured side, and up the cobbled street into town. Wander through the Porte Guillier, a medieval gateway, and enjoy the street cafes and shops along the pedestrian street. The town is built on a pink granite spur and the rampart walk, while hilly to say the least, is charming. With all its shops and supermarkets, this is clearly the centre of the Auxois.
    Tow path Canal de Bourgogne, Burgundy, France by Robert Thom
    To the south is Pouilly en Auxois
    what it lacks in medieval charm it gains with its excellent location on the Canal de Bourgogne  and at the cross of the A6 and A38 motorways, getting you to the centre of Dijon in under 30 minutes. Pouilly en Auxois is extremely pretty, with a light, clean appearance and a lively centre. Many day tourists come here to take the boat tour along the canal and into the tunnel.



    Canal de Bourgogne      Credits:  R. Thom
    Golf Château de Chailly-sur-Armançon, Burgundy, France by chailly.com
    For Golf and Chateau lovers alike,
    the Château de Chailly-sur-Armancon is a must. A  medieval fortress has been transformed into a pleasant Renaissance residence, the Château de Chailly-sur-Armançon, which is classified as a National Monument, has been restored becoming one of the most luxurious hotels in Burgundy. On 165 acres, the Golf de Chailly offers enthusiasts a superb 18 hole par 72 golf course (6 146 m).


    Châteaux Golf                  Credits chailly.com
    Château Epoisses, Burgundy, France by Benjamin Haas
    To the west of Semur is Saulieu
    a fine dining Mecca for many, with its famous restaurants. Saulieu holds a weekly market, with many local producers offering their own grown products. It is also a departure point for the Morvan Regional Park further west. On your way to Saulieu, you should visit the breathtaking Epoisses Castle and taste the cheese in the village where it is made.



    Château Epoisses           Credits B. Haas
    Fontenay Abbaye, Burgundy, France by Benjamin Haas
    The Fontenay Abbey         B. Haas
    To the North is Montbard
    also on the edge of the Burgundy canal. The town doesn’t get much of a mention in the big guide books, but it is more attractive than you might expect, with a lovely old centre, and the pretty canal on the outskirts of town. The TGV stops here, on the track Paris - Dijon (as part of the TGV train is built in Montbard). Paris is less than 1h15 away. Just to the north is the Fontenay Abbey. This Cistercian abbey must be visited. It was declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO in 1981, and is thus on the 23 such sites in France such as the Mont Saint Michel and the Vézelay Basilica. The ranking didn't just take into account the conversation of the abbey, but also the unique valley in which is located. Just to the south of Montbard is the historical town of Alésia; site of the battle of Alesia 52 BC between the Romans and the united Gauls. Here you find a hospice and a statue of Vercingétorix, perched some 350m above the town of Veneray les Laumes below. Close by is the source of the Seine, the river rises here in a bucolic setting before reaching Paris. Flavigny sur Ozerain is considered as one of the most beautiful villages in France. Originally a Benedictine abbey, it has gained most of its fame, by being the location of the film Chocolat.
     Mont St.Jean, Burgundy, France by burgundy-canal.com
    To the east of Semur is the pretty little village of Vitteaux
    crossed by the river Brenne and surrounded by verdant valleys. There are the remains of some fortifications, some beautiful half-timbered houses and the medieval house of Bélime. Stroll through the lanes and along the river to appreciate this charming place.




    Mont-Saint-Jean market   Credits: burgundy-canal.com

    Links about the Auxois area, Burgundy, France by BURGUNDY4U
    Burgundy tourism
    The Burgundy area main tourist website
    Côte d'Or tourism
    The Côte d’or department tourist office
    Semur en Auxois
    The Semur en Auxois official website
    Pouilly en Auxois
    About the pidgeonier and the canal tour in Pouilly en Auxois
    Montbard
    What to do, what to see, where to stay in Montbard.
    Video CNN about Barging on the Burgundy canal
    CNN video ART of LIFE for those interested in barging and the canal of Burgundy.
    Abbaye de Fontenay
    Find about this UNESCO protected site.
    Alesia website
    Read all about this medieval famous battle.
    Chailly Golf course
    Hotel, club and golf course information
    Flavigny sur Ozerain
    Explains about the history of one of the most beautiful villages in France.
    Burgundy on a plate
    One day  and weekly gastronomic tours
    -   -
    -
    Home    Contact    Disclaimer    Copyright: Burgundy 4U 2002 - 2008 - http://burgundy4u.com/
    -
    - -
    - - - - -