La Longère

Laure & Jean-Louis, "great travellers who fell in love with the Charolais bocage" as they like to call themselves, welcome you to a delightful authentic 19th century Burgundy house of character - elegantly restored with care and attention to detail - nestled on a beautiful property steeped in history. Quiet location on the edge of a lane, in the heart of a peaceful residential hamlet nestled on the very edge of the bucolic Charolais bocage, just a stone's throw from the centre of the picturesque little village of Chevagny-sur-Guye (12th century Romanesque church to visit; the village is also known for having been home to one of the eleven stations of the precursor of the "Chappe telegraph" set up in Saône-et-Loire at the very beginning of the 19th century). Spacious and comfortable gîte. Warm country style combined with careful restoration of the heritage (conservation of the fireplace mantle, stone and wood window lintels, original beams and stone walls). Charming rooms nestled under the roof in a relaxing "cocoon" spirit. Cosy and comfortable atmosphere. Large sheltered and shaded terrace under a canisse. Pleasant private garden with flowers and children's games (swing & slide), leading to a beautiful heated swimming pool of 10x5m, nestled in an intimate setting in an enchanting green setting. Composition: Gîte adjoining the owners' house (total independence). Wifi. Gas central heating + electric (upstairs). Wood stove. Ground floor: living room-kitchen (convertible sofa bed 140x190cm), bathroom (bathtub + shower), separate toilet. 1st floor: 2 bedrooms, one with private wc/sink (double bed 160x200cm / 2 single beds 90x190cm). Terrace + garden + carport (1 place) + private parking. Heated swimming pool (10x5m) shared with the owners, "privatized" during dedicated hours (accessible from 9am to 1pm + 3pm to 6pm). Shops and services 9.5 km.

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