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A stone house with an interesting historical background, packed with authentic features situated in a pretty village setting with chateau views. Lovely gardens of 3000m2 & artists studio/gallery. |
Situated in a pleasant village to the south of Auxerre, this interesting property dating back to 14th century is know in the village as the house where Joan of Arc stayed.
The property has been totally restored by the current owners and has many charming features.
The main entrance door leads into a small hallway with stone spiral staircase and steps down to:
Bedroom 1 of 21m2(guest room) with Burgundy stone fireplace, tiled floor, beamed ceiling and door leading to the front garden.
The spiral staircase leads to a landing area with tomettes and door to:
Bathroom and Dressing Room of 7m2 with patterned bathroom suite (see picture)
Cloakroom house Dagobert W.C (see picture)
Living Room of 66m2 with tomettes, large open fireplace, kitchen corner, beamed ceilng and antique oak staircase leading to upper floor.
To the upper floor can be found 2 bedrooms of 10m2 each, in a newer extension to the property is an addaition bedroom of 25m2 with a modern en-suite shower room.
Attached to the property is a spacious converted barn of 45m2 that is currently used as an artist gallery.
To the outside are charming enclosed gardens that are laid to lawn and well planted with a variety of flowering plants.
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