An 18th Century Manor With A Swimming Pool, Outhouses And 6.5 Hectares Of Grounds With A River

An 18th-century manor with a swimming pool, outhouses and 6.5 hectares of grounds with a river, nestled in Burgundy. You reach the manor via a tree-lined driveway. There is a white gate decorated with volutes, then a stone bridge that stretches over a river.

Next, the collection of buildings comes into view. They are nestled on 6.5 hectares of grounds. A gravelled drive runs alongside a lawn dotted with neatly pruned yews.

This drive stretches to an area where many trees grow beside an orchard, a vegetable patch and a garden at a slightly lower level. A swimming pool that is nine metres long and four metres wide is hidden behind lush vegetation, next to an open-sided shelter with a terrace. A long rectangular annexe stands beside the manor, at an angle to it.

Many windows and doors punctuate its elevations and there is a terrace on either side of the building. There is also a pétanque court in the shade of trees. And a barn, set back, offers a total floor area of 247m².

At one end of it, there is a dwelling that needs to be renovated. The edifice includes a saddle room that adjoins a stable, which has four looseboxes and a 63m² floor area. Next, there is a woodstore, an open-sided shelter and a garage with sliding wooden doors and a 46m² floor area that is used to store agricultural equipment and vehicles.

Its upper section serves as a hayloft. All the buildings offer clear views of the garden, the meadows and the surrounding woods. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/