Boyer, Burgundy 71700

SOUTH BURGUNDY - BOYER 71? A characterful 18th-century mill, renovated, 572 m2 of usable space? Gîte, outbuildings and waterway Just 5 minutes from Tournus, in absolute tranquility, surrounded by countryside and bordered by a stream that flows beneath the house (with the possibility of diverting it), this late 18th-century mill embodies the soul of Burgundy's heritage. Once the driving force of local life thanks to its water power, it was renovated in 2015 with respect for its authenticity. Set on a magnificent plot of 11,576 m2, the property offers 572 m2 of usable space and a rare potential, ideal for a gîte project, particularly equestrian, or for a family owning horses (stables are conceivable in the barn). The mill? 113 m2 upstairs + 105 m2 on the garden level + 145 m2 of convertible attic space. Currently operating as a 3-star rated gîte (holiday rental), it is being sold fully furnished and includes: A charming gallery in Mâcon A warm living/dining room with exposed beams and a wood-burning stove (2015) A fully equipped kitchen? 4 bedrooms + 1 small children's bedroom 1 bathroom and 2 shower rooms 3 toilets A laundry room? A games room/boiler room 145 m2 of convertible attic space offering superb potential for expansion Bicycle garage, workshop and cellar. All the high-end windows and doors were replaced in 2015. Heating is provided by a 2015 gas boiler with cast iron radiators, supplemented by a wood-burning stove. The house is equipped with a water softener and connected to mains drainage. Dependencies: A barn with a ground floor area of 116 m2 and an upper floor of approximately 60 m2 (ideal for creating stables or additional living space) A renovated dovecote of 19 m2 comprising two rooms, including a bedroom of approximately 10 m2 A woodpile measuring 14 m2 The stream running through the property can be diverted if desired. Located 5 minutes from Tournus, 25 minutes from Chalon-sur-Saône and 30 minutes from Mâcon, this rare property combines character, volume, nature and development potential in a preserved environment. Guided virtual tour by appointment.