Situated on the edge of the Morvan National Park, it offers extensive views of the well-wooded rolling countryside between Nevers and Clamecy. Only 4kms from Varzy, a small town offering all facilities.

This ancient house and barn date back many hundreds of years. There is a separate vaulted cave in the garden between the house and the barn said to be over 1000 years old. The first historical mention of Remilly is 621AD under Clotaire III. In 1335 King Phillipe VI gave Remilly to Jean de Luxembourg, King of Bohemia, with the land of Marcy.

The exterior remains much as it has been for the last 200 years but the interior has been completely modernised with full insulation, new plumbing, new electrical wiring and full double-glazing. All work has been carried out in the last 15 months.

** See picture 1 for more details about the property. **

Dining Room: Double aspect. 22m2. Double-glazed windows. Enclosed 11 kW wood burner inset into feature stone fireplace with tiled hearth. Tiled floor. Large shelved cupboard. Alcove. Electric, telephone and TV sockets.

Remilly is entered by double electrically operated gates from a quiet lane. A 1000m2 gravelled courtyard surrounded by a stone wall and a hedge gives complete privacy and is always warm and light.

The south facing house is across the courtyard opposite the gates. A 2 storey stone built barn with a large eave forms the right side of the courtyard, whilst the lawn and flower garden are to the left side of the courtyard.

The barn of 200m2 on the ground and middle floors is in excellent condition and would convert into living accommodation, as water and electricity is already installed. There is an area of lawn and a small orchard to the rear of the barn. The barn could also be partially converted to accommodation and the remainder utilised for horse stabling.

A covered BBQ area, 18m2, adjoins the kitchen, overlooks the front garden and accesses the rear terrace. It has a tiled floor, built in BBQ unit with chimney, electric lights and sockets.

The pasture of 2.3 Ha. (7 acres approx.) surrounds the buildings and contributes to the complete privacy of the property. The gently sloping pasture is well drained, in good heart with few weeds, contains several walnut trees and has been cropped for hay most years. There is a separate gated access to the pasture land from a grassed lane alongside the property. The pasture is very suitable for horse grazing and the land would easily accommodate further stabling and equestrian facilities.

** See pictures 9 and 10 for more details about the exterior of the property. **