Gîte du Bois Doré - CHAPAIZE

Solange and Jean-Pierre (a sculptor specializing in gilding) welcome you to an authentic, meticulously restored 18th-century tileworks, nestled in a peaceful setting on a rare 7-hectare property (partially listed as a Historic Monument for its magnificent drying shed). Located in the heart of a rural hamlet steeped in history, the hamlet once housed a priory founded in the 11th century (whose remains still exist) dedicated to young women from the local nobility (the famous "Ladies of Lancharre"). Perfectly preserved and boasting a unique heritage (a listed 11th-century Romanesque church, beautiful typical houses, listed medieval tombstones, a 15th-century tileworks, the fortified gate of a former royal abbey, etc.), the site enjoys a bucolic, rural, and natural setting, nestled at the edge of a vast forest amidst verdant hedged meadows, just a stone's throw from the first vineyards. The gîte offers excellent comfort. A beautiful, cathedral-ceilinged living room bathed in light thanks to its eaves. Its warm, rustic charm is enhanced by modernist design touches, further enriched by the unique character of the original structure (unusual half-timbered frame, exposed beams, and terracotta tiles). Full of character. A large, sunny and shaded terrace overlooks the courtyard, opening onto a vast, well-maintained park with mature trees, dotted with the owner's artwork (including a ping-pong table, swing, badminton/volleyball net, and football pitch). A private, bucolic fishing pond with a rowboat completes the picture, a veritable mini nature reserve (home to koi carp and numerous birds). Composition: Detached house adjoining the owners' residence (complete privacy). Wi-Fi (fiber optic). TV (Canal+). Wood-fired central heating. Ground floor: living room/kitchen/lounge, 1 bedroom (2 single beds 90x190cm), shower room, separate WC. First floor: 1 bedroom (double bed 160x200cm). Private gravel terrace, garden (reserved area), and parking. Bicycle storage. Access to the property (7 hectares) and its park with a pond (shared). Small shops 7 km. Supermarket 10 km. An exceptional haven of peace and relaxation, nestled on a site steeped in history! An authentic traditional 18th-century tile factory, carefully renovated into a comfortable holiday home, nestled on a rare, well-maintained 7-hectare property, part of which is listed as a "Historic Monument" (featuring a small private pond with a rowboat, a veritable mini "ecosystem" preserved in its own right), situated in the quiet heart of a peaceful, perfectly preserved medieval hamlet (a renowned Burgundian site that once hosted the famous "Ladies of Lancharre"), nestled on the edge of a beautiful national forest, 10 km from the charming medieval town of Saint-Gengoux-le-National, a "Town of Character of Burgundy-Franche-Comté" (numerous amenities including a supermarket) and 14 km from Tournus, a world-renowned abbey site nestled on the banks of the Saône (river marina / access to the A6 motorway). Total tranquility between Grosne & Saône, in the heart of the gentle rolling countryside of Tournugeoise, a bucolic preserved setting combining green hedgerows & vineyards, nestled at the foot of the wooded foothills of the South Burgundy massif (a superb wild space to explore on foot or by mountain bike) in the heart of a protected area in the Natura 2000 & ZNIEFF zone (for its very rich ecosystems). An exceptionally privileged location at the crossroads of the Mâconnais and Côte Chalonnaise vineyards, on the "Burgundy Wine Route" (which extends into the "Great Wines Route"), the Romanesque churches circuit, several marked "green walks" (a vast network of similar hiking trails to discover in the area), 1 km from the GR76 long-distance hiking trail connected to the famous "Cluny Way" GR (ViaCluny) as well as the legendary "Monks' Way" (once linking the abbeys of Cîteaux and Cluny), 1.5 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike circuit, certified "FFC Mountain Biking" (Grand Tour of the Southern Burgundy Massif connected to a vast network of similar marked mountain bike trails crisscrossing the massif), and 7 km from the "Great Loop of Southern Burgundy" Green Way, adjacent to the "Cycloroute71" (Tour of the Saône-et-Loire by bike), 12 km of a signposted cycle route serving the Green Way of the famous Canal du Centre (adjacent to the EuroVelo 6 cycle route as well as the "Tour de Bourgogne à Vélo" cycle route), 14 km of the Blue Way along the banks of the Saône & 14 km of the renowned Mont Saint-Romain downhill mountain bike trail. At the crossroads of the Tournugeois-Clunisois (designated a "Land of Art and History"), the Mâconnais, the Chalonnais and the Bresse Bourguignonne, rich in magnificent landscapes and a truly unique historical heritage (particularly medieval and Romanesque). Ideally located for exploring the region: 6 km from the medieval village of Brancion, 21 km from the renowned abbey town of Cluny, 29 km from the medieval village of Mont-Saint-Vincent (one of Burgundy's most beautiful sites, boasting a truly unique 360° panoramic viewpoint), 31 km from Chalon-sur-Saône (a designated "City of Art and History"), 39 km from Mâcon (Mâcon-Loché TGV station 41 km away), 41 km from Louhans, 43 km from the magnificent landscape of the Roches de Solutré & Vergisson (a designated "Grand Site de France"), and 46 km from Charolles. A true haven of peace for young and old alike, perfect for a timeless escape…