The entrance hall opens onto the kitchen a few stairs up to the left and to the dining room on your right.
The dining room is L shaped with exposed stone walls and a fireplace with wood burner. A large window facing the street and a door opening onto the covered terrace bring in sun light.
The fitted kitchen with a pantry in the back, dates from the 90s. It has 2 openings, a window facing the street and a door opening onto the covered terrace.
From the terrace you can go down into the enclosed courtyard.
In the entrance hallway there is a separate toilet.
After the dining room a corridor leads to two bedrooms with parquet flooring and windows opening onto the courtyard, a bathroom and a hallway.
Steps lead you up to a large living room under the very high eves which shows the beautiful original oak beams. The floor is parquet and a window opens onto the garden.
Stairs lead up to a kid’s room built in the attic with a very low door opening so as to preserve the beam structure. Another bedroom sits next to the living, with a few steps going up.
From the living, stairs lead you down to 2 rooms, semi buried, with windows facing the garden. These extra heated rooms (not counted in the habitable space) could be used as a summer kitchen, an art studio, an office or with proper insulation could be converted into a bedroom.
The second room has a door opening onto the beautiful walled garden with trees, a water well and a bread oven. Beyond the garden the Santenay vineyards make a beautiful setting for summer outdoor meals.
Another door opens onto the enclosed courtyard with access to a woodshed/workshop, the downstairs laundry room with shower and toilet and the beautiful Cistercian wine cellar.
Two extra cellars available for storage.
From the courtyard, a door opens onto the street with stairs going up to the street level and a flight of stairs lead you up to the covered terrace.
A perfect spot for wine lovers.
Property managed by: Caroline Rouxel, +33 789418865, E.I.Agent commmercial, RSAC Dijon 434 907 077
