An elegant, carefully restored 19th-century traditional farmhouse, nestled in a panoramic viewpoint on a south-facing hillside, within a peaceful, secluded rural hamlet. Absolute tranquility reigns in the heart of the gentle mountain countryside, within a protected ZNIEFF & Natura 2000 site renowned for its rich flora and fauna. Nestled on the edge of meadows in the heart of a magnificent bocage plateau (with Charolais cows as seasonal neighbors), beneath the wooded ridges of the surrounding mountains, and close to the exceptional Pézanin Arboretum, one of the most beautiful in France (comprising 450 plant species across 25 hectares, surrounding a bucolic fishing pond). A sublime, unspoiled haven of nature and greenery. A true sanctuary of peace. A mini "green paradise," ultra-relaxing. The cottage offers excellent comfort and a spacious living area. A warm, rustic charm with contemporary touches, enhanced by the original building's character (stone beams and fireplace mantel). A large, sunny terrace (complemented by a unique sheltered terrace) opens onto a pleasant, enclosed, 2000m² lawned garden, landscaped with trees and greenery, featuring a fire pit, a swing set with a slide, a football pitch with goals, and a ping-pong table. Superb, almost 360° panoramic views encompassing the Clunisois, Mâconnais, and Beaujolais mountains in the background. Magnificent vistas and landscapes. Composition: Detached house. Wi-Fi (fiber optic). Oil-fired central heating. Air-conditioned living area. Ground floor: kitchen, living room, lounge/dining room, shower room, separate WC. First floor: 3 bedrooms (one with a double bed 140x190cm / one with two single beds 90x190cm / one with a double bed 140x190cm), one of which has independent private access from the garden (via an external staircase), shower room (shower/WC). Two terraces (one covered) + enclosed garden (2000m²) with electric gate (swing/slide/football goals/ping-pong table) + private parking. Electric car charging point. Mini-market 4.5 km. Supermarket 8 km. Picture-perfect scenery! A true haven of peace and relaxation! Elegant, characterful 19th-century farmhouse, carefully restored - nestled in a pleasant, well-maintained 2000m² walled garden with numerous leisure facilities - tucked away in a peaceful, scattered rural hamlet, in the heart of a bucolic, preserved natural and green setting, 4.5 km from the picturesque village of Dompierre-les-Ormes (small shops including a mini-market / home to the exceptional Pézanin arboretum & the renowned "Lab71", a discovery center for sustainable development & science) & 8 km from the charming, typical market town of Matour, a "Green Holiday Resort" (numerous amenities including a small supermarket & a remarkable level of leisure facilities). In the heart of the Haut-Clunysois countryside (the "Little Switzerland of the Mâconnais", protected in Natura 2000 & ZNIEFF Zone for its remarkable ecosystems), in the hollow of the "green valleys" of South Burgundy, a sublime preserved setting of gentle mountains combining bucolic rolling bocage & vast wild forests, overlooking the verdant Grosne valley facing the northern Beaujolais massif (& its vast marked "mountain bike area") extending the sumptuous landscape jewel of the Roches de Solutré & Vergisson labeled "Grand Site de France" (located 31 km away), in close proximity to Mont Saint-Cyr (the highest point in southern Burgundy at 771m), as well as the iconic Butte de Suin. Along the routes of numerous marked hiking trails, including several "green walks" (a vast network of identical hiking trails crisscrossing the region, for walking or mountain biking), the GR7 long-distance footpath, and the "Cycloroute71" (the Saône-et-Loire cycling route), not far from the Romanesque churches circuit, 23 km from the "Grande Boucle de Bourgogne du Sud" Green Way (and its remarkable "Tunnel du Bois Clair," the longest former railway tunnel in France now open to a greenway at 1.6 km) connected to the Voie Bleue (along the Saône River), 26 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike route, certified "FFC Mountain Biking" ("Grand Tour du Massif Sud Bourgogne," linked to a vast network of similar marked mountain bike trails traversing the massif), and about twenty kilometers from the vineyards of the Mâconnais ("Route des Vins de Bourgogne"), including the famous "Val Lamartinien" nearby (named after the vineyards of the Mâconnais region). of the illustrious host of the place) & about thirty kilometers from the vineyards of Beaujolais (the world's first vineyard recognized as a "UNESCO Global Geopark" / various wine routes to discover). Privileged location at the southern tip of Burgundy, on the edge of the Mâconnais, at the crossroads of the Clunisois-Tournugeois (labeled "Land of Art and History") & the Charollais-Brionnais (also labeled "Land of Art and History") cradle of the famous AOC breed of world-renowned cattle. Ideally located for exploring the region (RCEA access 8 km away): 18 km from La Clayette, 20 km from Charolles, 26 km from the renowned abbey town of Cluny, 34 km from Paray-le-Monial, 36 km from Beaujeu (historic capital of Beaujolais), 38 km from Charlieu, 40 km from Mâcon (Mâcon-Loché TGV station 38 km away), 42 km from Marcigny, 46 km from Digoin (and its river marina connected to the Canal du Centre). An ultra-comfortable holiday retreat for a relaxing, timeless escape, perfect for families or groups of friends! A true "mini green paradise" for young and old alike!
