There are Places that cannot be Told; they Must be Felt.

Property Description

Sud Bourgogne- Just 1 hour from the TGV station, 1 hour 45 from Lyon, 2 hours 30 from Geneva - near La Clayette

There are places that cannot be told; they must be felt.

Around a bend in a path, in one of the most beautiful landscapes of the Brionnais, this remarkable property from the late 18th century appears with quiet elegance, as if preserved from the world’s tumult.

Here, silence is a luxury, nature is sovereign, and time seems to have paused.

Overlooking a landscape of gentle hills, this authentic stately home develops nearly 432 m² of living space.

It has traversed the centuries without losing any of its atmosphere and conserves with rare authenticity the finest attributes of its era: a majestic stone staircase, a vast through-hall, French ceilings, original parquet floors, stone slabs, wood paneling, marble and stone fireplaces, generous ceiling heights and abundant light thanks to an East-West exposure.

From the entrance, the tone is set. The volumes impress without ostentation. The double oak doors open onto a monumental hall that elegantly distributes the reception rooms: a large family kitchen, a warm living room, a sunlit sitting room, a dining room, an office, a laundry room and toilets.

The upper floor, served by a wide through corridor, houses six bedrooms and four bathrooms, offering many possibilities for hosting family and friends or imagining a guest house project.

Attic space still adaptable extends this potential, while an elevator provides very welcome daily comfort.

A superb vaulted wine cellar completes the ensemble.

Outside, the charm operates immediately.

Two long, perfectly symmetrical outbuildings frame a vast courtyard and underscore the understated elegance of this characterful home.

In the benevolent shade of a centuries-old linden tree, the terrace becomes a refuge to savor long summer evenings.

Behind the stone walls, the enclosed park of about 7,000 m² reveals a poetry-filled world: a basin, a pond, a well, a pool, finely pruned hedges, two charming turrets and a water feature that guide the eye toward the Brionnais’ rolling meadows.

The panorama is simply exceptional.

In every season it composes a living tableau where hedgerows, hedges, ancient trees, and changing light alternate.

This property is distinguished not only by its volumes or the quality of its architecture. It offers what the rarest homes possess: a soul.

A house where one imagines large family gatherings, summer receptions, dawn walks, winter evenings by the fireplaces… A place of transmission, serenity, and emotion.

An exceptional residence for those who seek authenticity, absolute calm, and the timeless beauty of great Burgundian houses.