Luxury properties for sale Chassignelles, France

An 18th-century townhouse with its inner courtyard in Burgundy, in the heart of one of the 'Most Beautiful Villages in France'. The 18th-century townhouse is located in the centre of the village. A cobblestone street running through the oldest part of the village, featuring various 15th century timber-framed houses with skilful woodwork, leads to the dwelling. Topped by a tiled gable roof, its dressed stone street facade displays the symmetry and sobriety typical of the classical architectural style, embellished by a few decorative elements such as slightly projecting pilasters and voussoirs that enliven the various windows. The voussoir above the entrance door bears the engraved date of construction, 1776. Arranged over five bays, most of the front windows are large and small-paned, protected by solid wooden shutters on the ground floor or by louvered shutters on the first floor. A large inner courtyard planted with flowers completes the property.

UNDER OFFER - Near Tonnerre, beautiful old renovated property in excellent condition comprising a main stone house of approx. 400 m² living space on 2 levels with 10 main rooms including 5 bedrooms each with en-suite shower room, a large heated indoor swimming pool, an adjoining house of approx. 100 m² living space on 2 levels with 5 main rooms including 3 bedrooms, an entrance courtyard with well, enclosed parkland, outbuildings (garages or workshops or warehouses), all set in 5000 m² of land. Burgundy stone floor tiles, beams, fireplaces,... Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

are and remarkable property. In the heart of Burgundy, in a rural setting, very beautiful historic property. The main 13th-century residence, partly listed, offers 363 m2 of living space and stands in 2469 m² of enclosed, wooded and attractively landscaped grounds. The living spaces of the main residence are spread over 2 levels, comprising a beautiful entrance hall, two lounges, a dining room, a study/library, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a kitchen. The basement level is in perfect condition and can easily be converted for additional living space. Most of the rooms have working fireplaces, one of which is a listed building. Other features include superb Roman opus Burgundy stone floors and Templar decorative elements. The property as a whole is in excellent general condition, with some superficial refurbishment to be carried out. The roof was redone in 2006, the oil-fired boiler was recently installed in 2016, and the property is complemented by outbuildings including a closed garage. Ideal location - 30 minutes from Montbard, 50 minutes from Dijon, 3 hours from Paris. Part of the property is listed as a heritage site and is not subject to environmental impact assessment.

An authentic 18th-century townhouse converted into a B&B and restaurant in the heart of the historic district of Semur-en-Auxois. Situated in the historic centre of Semur, opposite the Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame, the foundations of which date back to the 11th century, the residence dominates a cobbled square surrounded by timber-framed buildings, townhouses and numerous shops within walking distance. The townhouse has a classic, sober architectural style and faces north-east/south-west. Its front facade is harmoniously punctuated by fourteen windows arranged in seven bays. The slate mansard-style gambrel roof has two dormer windows, each crowned with an arched pediment featuring a high-relief male or female head. This is how those who may have been the residence's first inhabitants now watch over it. A double flight of approach stairs leads up to the main door. The sober doorway features a simple rusticated surround topped by an eyebrow lintel. This is the only entrance to the building on the street side.

An 18th century castle, a house with caretaker accommodation and offices, in Burgundy. This property offers a vast enclosed park of 9 hectares, of which 4 HA AOP are perfect for creating a wine-growing activity. In addition, the facilities present, such as horse boxes, barns and land, also offer the possibility of creating a stud farm. The castle has atypical facades, mixing medieval and classical influences, which gives it a unique charm. Although it requires renovation works, it offers immense potential to become a magnificent residence or a commercial activity linked to wine tourism or horses. The geographical location of this property is another major asset, as it is only 1h30 from Paris (A6 motorway), which allows easy access to the capital and all its amenities. If you are looking for a unique real estate investment opportunity. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information or to organize a visit.

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Located only 10 km from Chablis and 1h50 from Paris (between Brussels and Geneva) via the A6 motorway, this property nestles in the heart of a lovely village accessible by a country road. It offers the ideal place to recharge your batteries as a family and enjoy the tranquillity of Burgundy. A magnificent property dating from the 19th century presenting a living area of 1200 sq.m, it sits on 1.6 ha of leafy grounds crossed by the river. The interior is spread over four levels with high ceilings and open beams. Two sculpted oak staircases serve all the floors. It comprises two large living rooms (one located on the ground floor with fireplace and dining area opening onto a large kitchen with fireplace and dining area; the second located on the first floor and ideal for reading or music), large landings converted into small living areas, and 8 independent bedrooms with their own bathrooms and toilets. A unique property with unique potential for further development. Raw parquet flooring and numerous windows. Top floor with exposed carpentry, home gym, 8 bedrooms, a bathroom and separate WC. 1.6 hectares of leafy grounds crossed by the Serein. Small outbuilding. An idyllic setting for large gatherings among family and friends, or to run as a guest house.

A country house with 8,600m² of grounds, nestled in the Forêts national park in northern Burgundy. The house was built in the 19th century. Walls and fences surround it. The property’s only neighbour is the village church. The main edifice stands beside a gardener’s house, outbuildings and two small towers. This collection of buildings forms a front courtyard. Two terraces look out at the garden, which extends harmoniously over 5,000m² around the complex. Your gaze is first drawn to the broad main building, which has a ground floor, a first floor, a loft, a basement and a tiled hip roof with gentle slopes. Its ground floor and first floor have nine bays with many windows, which are fitted with painted wooden louvred shutters. Its walls are rendered and coloured. A vast walled orchard and vegetable patch also belong to the property, on a nearby plot that covers around 3,000m² on lower land in the village, down beside the River Ource. Monk-and-nun tiling caps the walls that enclose them. A central pond and a barn complete this supplementary section.