La Guinguette - Dompierre-les-Ormes

A charming, authentic 19th-century traditional farmhouse, meticulously restored and renovated, nestled peacefully on a hillside, offering panoramic views from its sunny south-facing slope, bordering a vast, bucolic plateau of fields and meadows (with the famous Charolais cows as close neighbors in season). Peace and tranquility await in this haven of quiet rural life, nestled within a peaceful residential hamlet, on the edge of the picturesque village of Dompierre-les-Ormes (just a stone's throw away). Full of charm and perfectly preserved, nestled in the rolling countryside of the upper Clunysois (protected in "Natura 2000" & ZNIEFF for its floristic & faunistic riches), home to the exceptional Pézanin arboretum, one of the most beautiful in France (a literal haven of peace & rest comprising 450 plant species on 25 ha, around a bucolic fishing pond) as well as the ultra renowned "Lab71" (departmental center for discoveries on innovation, sustainable development & science), this charming village with "old-fashioned charm" has a few small shops and enjoys a sublime landscape of gentle preserved mountains rich in splendid "viewpoints", combining agriculture & nature between green hedged meadows dotted with ponds & rivers and deep wild forests (to be explored during relaxing walks or mountain bike rides). A truly beautiful setting and location, utterly enchanting. A spacious and very comfortable cottage. A warm, rustic charm imbued with a gentle "bourgeois rusticity." High-quality, fully equipped. A cozy and relaxing atmosphere. Full of charm. A pleasant enclosed 900m² garden with a lawn, flowers, and trees (including two lovely linden trees providing welcome natural shade in summer), a double terrace (one overlooking the courtyard and a large covered terrace), a natural pétanque court in the courtyard, and the owner's large organic vegetable garden (picking is possible during your stay). Splendid panoramic views of the surrounding countryside with the Beaujolais mountains in the background. Composition: Detached house. Wi-Fi (fiber optic). Heat pump heating. Duplex cottage on two levels. Ground floor: kitchen, living/dining room, 2 bedrooms (each with two single beds 90x200cm that can be joined to make a double bed 180x200cm), shower room (shower/WC), laundry room. First floor: 2 bedrooms (one with a double bed 140x190cm and the other with two single beds 90x200cm that can be joined to make a double bed 180x200cm), shower room (shower/WC). Enclosed garden (900m²) + gravel terrace overlooking the courtyard + covered terrace + pétanque court overlooking the courtyard + bicycle storage + electric vehicle charging point (free charging) + private parking. The owner has a vegetable garden on site (they may visit to tend it during the guests' stay). Small shops and a mini-market 1 km away. Mini-supermarket 11 km away. A sublime landscaped setting, perched in a "panoramic viewpoint" on a hillside "in the heart of the meadows"! A charming, authentic traditional 19th-century farmhouse, carefully renovated into a gentle, charming holiday retreat - adorned with a pleasant enclosed plot of 900m² - nestled in the calm within a peaceful residential hamlet, on the edge of the picturesque little village of Dompierre-les-Ormes (rich in small shops including a mini-market, home to the exceptional Pézanin arboretum as well as the renowned "Lab71", departmental center for discoveries on sustainable development & science), 10 km from the charming market town of Matour, labeled "Green Holiday Resort" (numerous amenities including a small supermarket & remarkable level of leisure facilities). Magnificent surrounding countryside preserved from gentle mountains, combining bucolic rolling hedgerows and vast wild forests, nestled in the heart of the Haut-Clunysois countryside (the "Little Switzerland of the Mâconnais", protected in "Natura 2000 Zone" & ZNIEFF for its remarkable ecosystems) in the hollow of the "Green Valleys" of South Burgundy, overlooking the verdant Grosne valley facing the northern Beaujolais massif (with a vast marked "mountain bike area") in the extension of the sumptuous landscape jewel neighbouring the Roches de Solutré & Vergisson labelled "Grand Site de France" (located 33 km away), in close proximity to Mont Saint-Cyr (highest point of southern Burgundy with 771m), as well as the iconic Butte de Suin. Ideally located on the routes of numerous marked hiking trails, including two "green walks" (a rich network of similar hiking trails crisscrossing the region, perfect for walking or mountain biking), as well as the "Cycloroute71" (Saône-et-Loire cycling route), not far from the Romanesque churches circuit, 2.5 km from the GR7 long-distance hiking trail, 19 km from the "Grande Boucle de Bourgogne du Sud" greenway (and the remarkable "Tunnel du Bois Clair," the longest former railway tunnel in France now converted into a greenway at 1.6 km), 21 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike route ("Grand Tour du Massif Sud Bourgogne," connected to a vast network of marked mountain bike trails crisscrossing the massif, certified "FFC mountain biking"), about 20 km from the vineyards of the Mâconnais ("Route des Vins de Bourgogne") and about 30 km from the vineyards of Beaujolais (the world's first recognized wine region). "UNESCO Global Geopark" / various wine routes to discover). At the southern tip of Burgundy, on the borders of the Mâconnais, at the crossroads of the Clunisois-Tournugeois (labeled "Land of Art and History") and the Charollais-Brionnais, cradle of the famous AOC world-renowned cattle breed (territory also labeled "Land of Art and History"). Ideal for exploring the region (access to RCEA at 4.5 km): 20 km from La Clayette, 21 km from Charolles, 23 km from the illustrious abbey town of Cluny, 36 km from Beaujeu (historic capital of Beaujolais), 36 km from Paray-le-Monial, 37 km from Mâcon (Mâcon Loché TGV station 35 km away), 39 km from the town of character Charlieu, 40 km from the charming medieval village of Semur-en-Brionnais which has the very rare label "Most Beautiful Villages of France", 44 km from Marcigny ("Cluniac site" notably known for its Monday morning market created in 1266) and 49 km from Digoin (river marina nestled at the convergence of 3 renowned canals including the famous Canal du Centre). A literal haven of peace and rest for an ultra-refreshing "breath of fresh air" with family or friends, with fiery games of pétanque as a bonus!