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Exceptionally spacious 18th-century house, a royal tax office before the revolution, police station in the 20th century, now a superbly renovated elegant home. Outbuildings and large courtyard to rear |
The front of the house gives onto one of the narrow streets in this famous hilltop village. Visitors come here for the magnificent views over Burgundy and beyond.
Enter into hallway, with stone stairs leading to the first floor. To the left of the hall is one of the impressive living rooms, a salon of 35 sq m with fireplace, beautiful panelling along the walls.
To the right of the hall is the study and library, originally two rooms, now an open plan area of 50 sq m. Beyond this is the dining room, again with elegant details and parquet floor. Behind the dining room there is a good 25 sq m kitchen, with professional hob (bottled gas), electric oven, plumbing for dishwasher.
Also on the ground floor there is a rear hallway with WC and washbasin, and access to the rear courtyard.
On the first floor there is a magnificent wide landing leading to the three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Each bedroom is 35 sq m, with beautiful floors, panelling, beamed ceiling. One has a fresco above the fireplace.
There is a main bathroom off the landing, with access to the large attic.
The second bathroom is accessible from the landing, and also directly from one of the bedrooms. Attached to this bedroom there is also a smaller room, which can be used as a dressing room study or nursery.From the first floor there is an exterior staircase leading directly down into the courtyard.
Here there is a barn of 200 sq m, also with an attic abouve, gives more potential for accommodation or storage. There is also a smaller outbuilding, an well-fitted outside WC. Covered terrace with plumbing and a built-in barbeque.
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