Beautiful 200m² Residence in the Town Center of Châtillon-Sur-Sein

Property Description

In northern Burgundy, Châtillon-sur-Seine, a "town in a park," is the first town crossed by the Seine.

This town offers a wealth of historical and cultural sites: the Church of Saint Vorles, a jewel of Romanesque art; the museum (an invitation into the history of the Châtillon region, featuring the famous Vix Vase, dating from antiquity); and the natural wonder of the "Douix," a resurgence and Celtic place of worship!
Not to mention its forest (8,000 hectares), a delight for nature lovers with its diverse flora and abundant fauna. Also worth discovering is the Crémant de Bourgogne sparkling wine, enjoyed in moderation. The town offers a theater, cinema, swimming pool, campground, and all essential services.

Close to the national park, 25 minutes from the TGV high-speed train and 50 minutes from the motorway.

This 16th-century house (nestled in the town center) of 200m² on two levels has been renovated with high-quality materials (see photos).

It is located on Rue du Sonsois, a quiet street just steps from the town center.

A beautiful entrance with a wrought-iron gate, a covered porch, a workshop, and a woodshed are all accessible from a rear door or from Rue du Sonsois.

The ground floor comprises a 19m² kitchen with access to the garden, a 10m² bedroom, a magnificent 40m² living/dining room with a large fireplace, a shower room with toilet, and a utility room.

A wide hallway features a ceramic wood-burning stove, providing an economical heating solution for the property.

A magnificent spiral staircase with a wrought-iron railing leads to the first floor: a landing serving an 8m² bathroom with a bathtub and sink, and three bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, one of which has a sink and toilet. (Oak parquet flooring)
On the second floor, under the eaves: a landing with terracotta tiles, a bathroom to be finished, and a 22m² bedroom with oak parquet flooring.
Property tax: €1600
Heating: Mains gas and a ceramic wood-burning stove.
Double glazing with electric and wooden shutters.
Mains drainage.
The floors are covered with oak parquet or local stone slabs; the walls are lime-washed with exposed stone.

An open lean-to in the courtyard, a 15m² workshop, and small outbuildings.

A prestigious and quite rare property, well worth a visit.

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