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Gîte de la Chaume
Appartments and Gîtes
in Gourdon
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Elegant "bourgeois" villa of character (built in 1990) nestled in the quiet, on the edge of a vast plateau of wooded meadows (hosting peaceful cows in season), a stone's throw from a majestic 11th century Romanesque church (a heritage marvel of Burgundy classified as a Historical Monument), in the heart of a charming typical little village. Perched on a "panoramic promontory" on a gentle hill overlooking the beautiful surrounding countryside, on the site of a Gallo-Roman fortress followed by...
Elegant "bourgeois" villa of character (built in 1990) nestled in the quiet, on the edge of a vast plateau of wooded meadows (hosting peaceful cows in season), a stone's throw from a majestic 11th century Romanesque church (a heritage marvel of Burgundy classified as a Historical Monument), in the heart of a charming typical little village. Perched on a "panoramic promontory" on a gentle hill overlooking the beautiful surrounding countryside, on the site of a Gallo-Roman fortress followed by a Benedictine priory from the 6th century (as evidenced by a fabulous treasure known as "of Gourdon", discovered in 1845 by a young shepherdess in a field near the gîte, now partly kept in Paris at the museum of the National Library of France), being among the oldest villages in the department of Saône-et-Loire, Gourdon enjoys a magnificent preserved landscape setting (protected in ZNIEFF and various "Natura 2000 Zones" for its rich flora & fauna), combining agriculture and the great outdoors between hedgerows, numerous large lakes & ponds (several of which are equipped for swimming & water sports) and beautiful wild forests, not far from the first vineyards of the Mâconnais (first vines nestled about fifteen kilometers away). A very comfortable and spacious cottage. The large living room features a beautiful cathedral ceiling, enhanced by an authentic and majestic fireplace from an 18th-century château. It exudes a warm, bourgeois charm with a touch of vintage. The cozy, luxurious, and refined atmosphere of this charming country house evokes the spirit of the 1980s. Full of character and charm. A large, sunny and shaded terrace opens onto a lovely courtyard, a veritable natural pétanque court, nestled within a pleasant, enclosed property. The grounds are meticulously landscaped with lawns, greenery, and trees (cherry, apple, and mirabelle plum trees... / fruit picking is possible during your stay). Enjoying a superb, unobstructed view of the bucolic rolling countryside around Montceau-les-Mines, with the famous city of Le Creusot visible in the background (a city with a prestigious industrial past, home of the Schneider dynasty).
Composition: Detached house. Oil-fired central heating. Wi-Fi. Two-level duplex cottage (with a mezzanine). Ground floor: living room/kitchen/lounge, games/relaxation/library (with pool table and elliptical trainer), bathroom (bathtub), separate WC. First floor: 3 bedrooms (one with a double bed 140x190cm / one with a double bed 140x190cm and a single bed 90x190cm / one with a double bed 140x190cm), mezzanine landing with desk/table, bathroom (corner bathtub), shower room (shower/WC), separate WC. Enclosed garden (1800m²) + terrace + natural pétanque court in the courtyard + bicycle storage + private parking. Supermarket 6 km. All amenities 9 km.
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DepositFrom 200 €
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2 night rentalFrom 295 € to 475 €
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3 night rentalFrom 355 € to 570 €
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4 night rentalFrom 415 € to 665 €
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Per week low season590 €
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Per week middle season650 €
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Per week high season650 €
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Toutes saisons.