This very attractive and charming property is located below the ancient walls of this fortified medieval town and sits cosily on the banks of the River Armancon.Recently professionally upgraded to provide additional habitable area and improvements and preservation to the existing character features this character property offers a rare opportunity to indulge and enjoy life in this town where life seems to have stood still. This charming town and its people offer cultural, historical and east access to and from the major cities of France and Europe. The town has good general commerce, a community spirit, plenty of very good local restaurants, art and cultural events, and festivals. The house is accessed through a gate leading to the courtyard garden and then through a conservatory to the main living area of the house. The ground floor is openplan area where great care has been taken to the recent improvements. This area is splendid in offering views of the exposed oak beams, wood ceiling, and the hanging gallery of the upper floor. A charming wood staircase connects the ground and upper floors. Throughout the property you have the opportunity to see the ancient stone buildings and roofs of the medieval town above. House On the ground floor a spacious and bright living area with access through glass fronted doors to the conservatory and the garden. A practical kitchen with floor and independent units and door access to path by the river. A shower room, hand basin and toilet. The living area incorporates a character tall stone fireplace and many charming features. The upper floor: has three bedrooms, an en suite shower room and toilet in the main bedroom, and a toilet shared by the other two bedrooms,. A mezzanine with an office, TV lounge and a gallery library. Double garage with laundry room, workshop and wine cave beneath. The private courtyard garden is planted with flowering shrubs and plants and provides several sitting area possibilities. A useful storage shed. In general, the property is immediately habitable, in extremely good condition, and in a very special location. Easy to lock and go property The property is accessed after the towns oldest 17th century stone bridge (Pont PInard) along a calm road running adjacent to the River; in the distance is an old stone railway viaduct which once was a section of the steam train line from Paris to Marseille. The town can be accessed by road, bike or by walking up the ancient stone staircases that meander up to the historical town. Property managed by: Robert Thom, + ([[please use the form to respond ]]) , Agent Commercial, RSAC Dijon ([[please use the form to respond ]])
