Grand house with view on the Pommard vineyards

The oakwood door leads into a wide entrance also used as a “snug” to lounge around and read a book. Here, a first door opens onto a large toilet with wash basin and another door to the wine cellar. From there, a passageway leads to a large living room with two small windows west-facing and two large windows looking onto the courtyard on the east side. One can appreciate the oakwood beams, the stone around the original half circle window and the ramp going to the kitchen which was used in the past to roll down the wine barrels.

The kitchen is spacious with a lounging corner and a dining area for a large table. The high-quality kitchen furniture is white and sober, with Burgundian stone tops and the best appliances. The French doors bring in a lot of light from the east and open onto the sunny courtyard.

In the corner of the kitchen, an L-shaped staircase leads to the laundry/boiler room to the right, and to the bedrooms, to the left. A long central corridor takes you first to a very large family bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and two wash basins. Then two doors either side of the corridor open onto bedrooms which are spacious with original floors, wood or terracotta tiles and original, not used, fireplaces in some of the rooms. At the end of the corridor a master bedroom with view on the courtyard and the vineyards, with its own separate reading room as well as a large bathroom with toilet.

If one decides to transform the attic space, with beautiful beam structure and truss, into living space, subject to permission, the reading room has been planned for a future staircase leading up to this second floor. Currently, the attic can be reached via the original attic stairs situated at the beginning of the corridor.

Back in the courtyard, in front of the house at the entrance, is a workshop/atelier with an attic which could be transformed or used as storage. Further on is an open barn transformed into a carport for 2 cars and a space covering the free-standing pool as well as an eating area.

Above this space is a wooden terrace, in need of renovation, where one can enjoy a nice meal or just a good wine while contemplating the changing colors of the famous Burgundy vineyards.
A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr