Source-Seine, Burgundy 21690

Property Overview Character property sitting independently on land of 3,372 m² within a charming rural village close to the source of the river Seine . Key Features Immediately habitable Offers charm and original features Three bedrooms Various sections of mature gardens Several outbuildings Stunning location! Keep the furniture! This property originates from the 18th century, with additional structures added over time. The village is charming, rural, and picturesque. While there are no shops in the village itself, commercial establishments, restaurants, and access to transport networks are conveniently located nearby. It serves as an ideal retreat for those seeking a quiet and traditional village residence. The house features an entrance hallway that connects all the ground floor rooms. The living room boasts an original local stone floor, a functioning stone fireplace, exposed wooden ceilings, a handcrafted wooden staircase, and an original stone sink. The kitchen is equipped with both floor and wall units, along with a selection of included appliances. The dining room has a door leading to the garden. There is also a shower room that includes a toilet and double hand basins. The two upper levels of the original home house the master bedroom and a guest bedroom on the higher floor. The third bedroom is located above the dining room. Beneath the original house, there is a wine cellar ready for your wine collection. Heating is provided by a wood stove in the living room and an electric heater in the shower room. If needed, additional electric heaters can be installed with ease. Hot water is supplied by an electric boiler. The garden consists of various interconnected sections that are easy to traverse; these include an orchard, a grassy area around the principal outbuildings/stables, a higher grassy level adorned with flowers, and mature trees that offer views back to the house. There is private parking available beside the property. Outbuildings: Adjacent to the house is an above-ground storage cellar, an old boiler/workshop room with remnants of the original bread oven, and a larger storage area that is utilized in the summer as a family/children's bunkhouse. Furniture: The house is furnished, and the sellers are open to negotiating on leaving the majority of the furniture and garden tools. Property managed by: Robert Thom,, Agent Commercial, RSAC Dijon 481 826 329