HouseCormatin (71)
Price :
$418,000
Surface140 m²bedrooms4 bathroom1 land1,109 m²

In southern Burgundy, not far from Cluny, a 19th-century manor house and its tree-filled garden. In the middle of a village with 300 inhabitants, the house’s construction echoes the neighbouring former convent and was once used as a hostel or chaplaincy for the latter. With imposing architecture, the house precedes several outhouses, while a wall-enclosed garden extends to the northeast.

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House Cormatin (71)

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71460 Cormatin

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