Stone wine estate farmhouse, 400 m² habitable, Burgundy

In the heart of a renowned village in the Côte Chalonnaise, this historic former wine estate comprises two stone dwellings and traditional farm buildings. The main residence of 300 m² sits above barrel-vaulted cellars and offers on the ground floor a spacious living area with French ceiling, an office, two bedrooms, a bathroom, an orangery and a utility room. The upper floor accommodates four further bedrooms and two bathrooms.

A second independent house of approximately 100 m² spread over two levels completes the ensemble, with two rooms and a bathroom on the ground floor, and two bedrooms on the upper floor. The stone farm buildings, formerly dedicated to winemaking and storage, represent approximately 320 m² in part built over cellars.

The property extends over a tree-lined park of more than 2 hectares, including a vineyard plot with Rully village appellation planted with Chardonnay. The whole offers remarkable potential both for residential use and for wine-producing activity.