Chalet Saint-Vincent

This two-storey house offers:

On the first floor, a modern and equipped kitchen with plenty of storage, open to the dining room, a living room with a smart TV and a toilet.

Upstairs, you will find a shower room with toilet, a bedroom and a master suite with shower, bath and toilet.

It also has a private terrace.
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A touch of Normandy in Seurre, A small Burgundian town on the 47th Parallel North.

Leaning against a long barn, built in 1887, this house with unusual charm sums up the codes of seaside architecture very much in vogue during the "Belle Époque".

Facade alternating ashlar and refractory bricks from the bottom of the ovens of the Jacob-Delafon factory in Pouilly-sur-Saône (1881), projecting awning, crossbowman, bull's eye, frieze of brightly coloured ceramics, ornamental ridge, slate roof and ornate dormers.

These "pleasure dwellings", sometimes called "chalets", so characteristic of the Normandy coast, are quite rare inland.

Desire to preserve the memory of happy seaside holidays?

In Beaune, the Villas Fondet and the Chalet Saint-Paul also bear witness to this taste for the "pleasure dwellings".

In 2015, the Chalet Saint-Vincent received the "Heritage Foundation" label.