Les Grandes Molières - CHATENAY

An elegant, authentic, traditional farmhouse dating back to 1864, meticulously restored to the highest standards, perched like a panoramic lookout on a southeast-facing hillside. Absolute tranquility reigns at the edge of a tiny hamlet, overlooking a charming valley of gentle hedged meadows at the edge of a wood (with the famous, peaceful Charolais cows as its privileged neighbors), nestled within a sublime landscaped setting (with opportunities to observe local wildlife: deer, foxes, birds of prey, badgers, etc.). A truly beautiful location, nestled in the heart of unspoiled countryside (largely protected as a ZNIEFF for its rich flora and fauna). A picture-postcard landscape, enchanting and relaxing. Splendid panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The cottage is very comfortable and exceptionally spacious. A warm, rustic charm reminiscent of a cozy family home, enhanced by the utterly unique character of a historic rural residence (original stone walls, wooden lintels, beams, etc.). Extensive charm and character. A cozy and inviting atmosphere. The 1.5-hectare property (featuring a small private forest with a walking path) boasts a large, landscaped, and flower-filled gravel terrace (both sunny and shaded) and a pleasant garden. Composition: Detached house (accessed via a 100m gravel driveway). Wi-Fi (fiber optic). Heat pump heating (plus electric heating upstairs). Fireplace and wood-burning stove (pellet stove). Ground floor: living room/kitchen/lounge, games room (with a 140x190cm sofa bed for two), bathroom (bath/shower), separate WC. First floor: 5 bedrooms, including one duplex with a mezzanine (one double bed 160x200cm + one double bed 160x200cm / one double bed 160x200cm / one double bed 160x200cm / one double bed 180x200cm / four single beds 90x190cm), shower room, separate WC. Grounds (1.5 hectares including a small garden and a small enclosed sloping plot) + gravel terrace + carport (2 spaces) + bicycle storage + private parking. Supermarket 5.5 km. Shops 6 km. Splendid panorama & landscaped setting on a vast 1.5 ha property adorned with a small private forest! Elegant authentic traditional character farmhouse dating from 1864, fully restored according to the highest standards - nestled like a lookout on the hillside - peacefully tucked away in a small rural hamlet, in the hollow of a bucolic valley of meadows, 6 km from the charming market town of La Clayette (numerous amenities including a supermarket 5.5 km away) nestled like an amphitheater on the banks of a 30 ha pond bordered by a majestic medieval castle (dating from 1380), a heritage jewel of Southern Burgundy! Total peace and tranquility in the heart of the preserved Clayette countryside (largely protected as a ZNIEFF for its rich ecosystems), a bucolic setting of gentle mountains mixing agriculture and nature between green hedgerows dotted with rivers and ponds and wild forest massifs, nestled on the wooded foothills of the Haut Beaujolais mountains (dotted with numerous marked mountain bike trails) at the foot of the Montagne de Dun (a remarkable viewpoint at the top of its 708m), neighboring the "Verts Vallons" of South Burgundy and the "Little Switzerland of the Mâconnais" (territory protected as a "Natura 2000 Zone"), not far from Mont Saint-Cyr (the highest point in southern Burgundy at 771m). Along the routes of the Romanesque churches circuit and marked footpaths, including several "green walks" (a vast network of similar hiking trails crisscrossing the area, for walking or mountain biking), 5 km from the "Cycloroute71" (Saône-et-Loire cycling tour), 7 km from the GR7 long-distance hiking trail, 18 km from a marked mountain bike route certified "VTT-FFC" (connected to a vast network of similar routes crisscrossing the Brionnais region), 24 km from a greenway serving the Canal du Centre (linked to both the EuroVelo 6 and the "Tour de Bourgogne à Vélo" cycle route), 31 km from the "Véloire" greenway along the banks of the Loire (the last wild river in Europe protected as a Natura 2000 site), about thirty kilometers from the first vineyards of Beaujolais (the world's first vineyard recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark), and about forty kilometers from the Côtes Mâconnaises ("Burgundy Wine Route" & various Beaujolais Wine Routes to discover) and about fifty kilometers from the Côtes Roannaises. At the southern tip of Burgundy, on the edge of the superb Charolais-Brionnais territory, labeled "Land of Art and History", a land of livestock farming & traditions (birthplace of the world-renowned AOC breed of cattle), at the crossroads of the Mâconnais, the Clunisois-Tournugeois (labeled "Land of Art and History"), northern Beaujolais, on the border of the Rhône & Loire departments, not far from the Sologne & Montagne Bourbonnaise as well as the Roannais region. 18 km from Saint-Christophe-en-Brionnais and its iconic weekly livestock market dating back to the late 15th century (one of the oldest in France), 24 km from Charolles, 26 km from Charlieu, 27 km from the medieval village of Semur-en-Brionnais, awarded the very rare "Most Beautiful Villages of France" label, 31 km from Marcigny (renowned for its Monday morning market established in 1266), 31 km from Beaujeu (historic capital of Beaujolais), 32 km from Paray-le-Monial, 37 km from the illustrious abbey town of Cluny, 41 km from the magnificent landscape of the Roches de Solutré & Vergisson, designated a "Grand Site de France", 46 km from Digoin (river marina), 47 km from Roanne and 51 km from Mâcon (Mâcon-Loché TGV station). 49 km). The perfect "refuge" for a rejuvenating "breath of fresh air" and "total break" in the heart of nature, in "group" mode, just steps from amenities! A literal haven of peace and relaxation!