Les Pommiers offers a peaceful retreat near the prestigious vineyards of the Route des Grands Crus.
This 100-square-meter family cottage, located in a former farmhouse and set on a beautiful 1,000-square-meter lot enclosed by dry-stone walls, is the ideal place to stay for wine and culture enthusiasts, as well as for those who enjoy hiking, biking, and rock climbing.
The charming village of Bouilland is crossed by the Rhoin, a capricious stream and a trout paradise, which feeds the old washhouse (1860). You’ll be at the foot of cliffs offering 375 climbing routes rated from 3a to 8c+. The site is designated as a Natura 2000 area, and the village is often referred to as “Burgundian Switzerland.” Come explore the many hiking trails, discover the Roche Percée, the ruins of Sainte Marguerite Abbey, or simply enjoy the municipal recreation area (playground, tennis courts, soccer field, and pétanque courts). The unspoiled natural setting where Bouilland is nestled is also the ideal starting point for all your excursions. You can explore (less than 9 km away) the Route des Grands Crus and its renowned wine estates, visit the Abbey of Cîteaux, Le Clos Vougeot, and the locks of the Burgundy Canal…
Beaune is less than 15 minutes away by car. Dijon, the capital of Burgundy, is 30 minutes away via the highway or 45 minutes via the Grand Crus Route.