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House with garden Gy (70)

Located just steps away from Gy, in Haute-Saône, this character house from the 18th century stands out as a rare piece of history in the heart of Burgundy Franche-Comté. Fully registered as a Historic Monument, this unique architectural ensemble extends over a walled park of more than 5000 m² adorned with a conservatory orchard and majestic trees. Built around 1760 for a councilor at the Parliament of Franche-Comté, this noble property, resembling a private mansion, has managed to preserve its authenticity and original attributes through the centuries.The main house, built of stone under a high roof of flat tiles, reveals beautiful volumes spread over three levels. A 16th-century tower, a remnant of an earlier era, houses a spiral staircase that serves the entire building. The garden level includes a deep vaulted cellar, once used for winemaking, as well as an old kitchen with monumental Burgundy tiles, where a stone fireplace equipped with a wood stove stands proud. On the noble floor, the magic unfolds through a series of reception rooms. The grand salon retains its original stuccoes with rustic motifs and its herringbone oak floors. The windows, adorned with their blown glass and interior shutters marked by history, diffuse a soft light over the sculpted woodwork and the stone fireplaces from Sampans. Four maids' rooms to renovate occupy part of the attic, while a vast space under exposed beams offers considerable potential for additional development.The outdoor areas invite serenity in a preserved green setting. The ornamental garden, organized around a circular parterre and a hundred-year-old weeping willow, interacts with the outbuildings. These include an 18th-century dovecote, a barn, and an old staff accommodation, completing this soul-filled estate. This atypical property benefits from a peaceful environment while remaining in immediate proximity to Gy and character towns like Gray or Marnay. The urban centers of Besançon, Dole, and Vesoul are accessible in 40 minutes, and the TGV station of Besançon Franche-Comté can be reached in just half an hour.This property represents a unique opportunity for history enthusiasts wishing to invest in the preservation of authentic French heritage. This character stronghold, a true refuge out of time, awaits a respectful restoration to begin a new chapter in its history.Well registered as Historic Monuments, exempt from DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed can be found on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

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$343,100
229
3bedrooms
1bathroom
land 5,367

By Espaces Atypiques Besançon - Doubs

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House Dijon (21)

A 14th-century collegiate church listed as a historical monument, with an apartment, in 1.3-hectare grounds, in Burgundy, at the gateway to the Auxois region, at the top of a hill. This collegiate church boasts a dominant position with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. It is encircled by grounds of more than 1 hectare and is far from any neighbours, apart from Thil Castle, built in the 12th century by Jean II, lord of Thil and a constable of the Duchy of Burgundy. By a deed dated 10th March 1340, he founded the current collegiate church. The edifice was built between 1341 and 1344. It was consecrated on 12th August 1344 by the bishop of Autun, under the patronage of the Trinity of the Virgin Mary. This two-storey collegiate church is made of Auxois stone in the shape of a Roman cross, boasting a single nave with three bays, from which a two-bay radiating chapel extends to the east, and crossed by a transept with two protruding arms. Two chapels open onto the northern and southern arms of the transept. To the west, the bell tower stands above the entrance to the edifice, adorned with four pointed-arch tori resting on small columns with foliage decorated capitals. The gables of the northern and southern arms of the transept as well as the remains of the drip stone on the bell tower allude to the former steep roof made of flat tiles then of lava rock that was destroyed by a lightning strike in 1893. A waterproof cover was installed in 1926 on the extrados of the vault to protect the building from water damage. Solid buttresses bear the outward force of the vaults and are more noticeable on the southern façade where they also supported the weight of the now disappeared entrance porch’s roof structure. Modillon cornices underline the levelling off of the roofs. There are a reduced number of openings: one small, pointed arch opening per bay and a triple one on the flat radiating chapel. Arrow windows punctuate each bay from the former rampart walk and, as with certain elements on the bell tower, point to the church’s military and defensive nature. The four-storey, square bell tower, supported at each corner by projecting corner buttresses, is topped by a low-slung, hipped roof made of flat tiles. Only the top floor opens onto all of the building’s faces, via two ribbed windows separated by a pilaster topped by a protruding paved gutter. The openings boast a horizontal mullion and are flanked by four sculpted gargoyles.

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$568,000
435
2bedrooms
land 1.3ha

By Patrice Besse

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