A three-home property in the heart of the Morvan

Renovated and comfortable, the 216 m² main house has a roof entirely rebuilt in March 2025, fitted with 18 solar panels. On the ground floor, life revolves around a large dining room opening onto a fitted kitchen, heated by a pellet stove. The living room and its wood-burning stove make for lovely winter evenings. A bedroom with built-in cupboards and wardrobe, a bathroom crafted by a cabinetmaker and a separate WC allow for single-level living. Upstairs, a reading nook set on a catamaran-style stretched net creates a space suspended between the two floors, perfect for reading, relaxing or playing. The upper floor also includes a very large bedroom and a room with WC and washbasin, ready to be arranged as you wish. Beneath the living room, a 5 m² cellar completes the house — ideal for keeping a few good bottles of Burgundy.

A second 114 m² home completes the property. On the ground floor, a 37 m² living room with open kitchen comes with a utility room, a WC and an authentic bread oven — perfect for pizzas with friends or Sunday homemade bread. The first floor has two bedrooms of 10.7 m² and 12.2 m², and a bathroom with WC to be finished. On the second floor, a vast 38 m² room with wooden floor offers great potential: workshop, games room, dormitory, office or master suite, depending on your plans.

Adjoining the main house, this home offers on the ground floor a lovely 38 m² living space with open kitchen and pellet stove. Upstairs are a large bedroom, a shower and washbasin finished in tadelakt, and a WC. An independent space particularly well suited to welcoming family or friends, setting up an office or considering a holiday rental business.

The property also has several outbuildings: a barn with loft, a handsome stone shelter for two cars, a shelter with a 3,000-litre rainwater tank fitted with a pump, and a shed for garden tools. All on 1,708 m² of green, tree-lined grounds.

Here begins a rolling, green and unspoilt Morvan of hedged meadows, rivers and wooded hills. Hiking trails start right near the property. For outings: Mont Beuvray and the archaeological site of Bibracte, the Haut-Folin and its forests, hiking and mountain-bike trails. In Autun you will find the heritage of an ancient Roman city, Saint-Lazare cathedral, markets and shops. At night the sky becomes a show of its own: since 2025, the Morvan Regional Nature Park has been an International Dark Sky Reserve.