Gîte des Sources - CUISERY

An elegant, authentic bourgeois residence of character dating from the 17th century, including a "private wash house", carefully restored and steeped in history (the building was once occupied by a renowned doctor who practiced cures there), nestled away from prying eyes in a cul-de-sac, on a fenced property of 6000m², in the heart of a peaceful residential area in the very center of town. Picturesque and commercial, listed among the very exclusive 8 French "Book Villages" (various dedicated professionals on site), Cuisery offers many amenities (including two supermarkets) and enjoys a soothing rural and preserved natural setting, nestled on the banks of the Seille (a bucolic natural river to discover during relaxing "cruises", such as in kayaks or boats without a license / river marina on site), appreciated by fishermen as well as nature lovers (remarkable ecosystem classified as a "Natura 2000 Zone", migratory bird reserve, rare plant species, numerous fish including the famous catfish, animals & wildlife…), a stone's throw from a vast wild forest sheltering the rare Truchère Nature Reserve (an exceptional protected ecosystem, a mosaic of natural environments and a major ornithological & entomological site in Burgundy). In the heart of the unspoiled countryside (a protected ZNIEFF area due to its rich flora and fauna), nestled between the Seille and Saône rivers in a magnificent landscaped setting, close to both the first vineyards and the wooded foothills of the South Burgundy massif. Spacious and very comfortable gîte. Warm country charm with contemporary touches, enhanced by the unique character of the place (beautiful wooden beams and floors, stone walls, original molded doors). A soft and cozy atmosphere, with a hint of Mediterranean. Large terrace (sunny and shaded) opening onto a large enclosed courtyard, a welcome "natural pétanque court," adjoining a pleasant private lawned and wooded garden. Access to the property's beautiful swimming pool (with a spa) and its exceptionally well-equipped gym and fitness center. Composition: Gîte in the owners' house (completely independent). Wi-Fi. Electric heating. Duplex cottage on two levels. Ground floor: living room/kitchen, 1 bedroom (double bed 160x200cm) with TV and en-suite shower room, separate WC. First floor: mezzanine landing, TV lounge, 1 bedroom (double bed 140x190cm) with en-suite shower room, separate WC. Private terrace, small garden, and parking. Bicycle storage. Natural pétanque court in the courtyard. Access to the property's swimming pool and spa (8x4.5m) shared with the owners (June to September) and to the house's gym (elliptical trainer, stationary bike, treadmill, rowing machine, and various other machines). Small shops 300m away. Supermarket 500m away. All amenities 8km away. Comfortable cottage with bedrooms with private bathrooms nestled within an elegant, authentic 17th-century bourgeois residence steeped in history and fully restored, tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac, on an intimate enclosed property of 6000m² - adorned with a beautiful swimming pool (8x4.5m) with spa & a fully equipped gym - in the very heart of Cuisery, a picturesque market town listed among the very exclusive 8 French "Book Villages" (with numerous shops & services including several supermarkets) nestled on the banks of the Seille (a natural area classified as a "Natura 2000 Zone" for its remarkable ecosystems), 8 km from the charming gastronomic town of Tournus, a world-renowned abbey site (A6 motorway, river marina linked to the Saône and all amenities on site). In the heart of the Val de Saône, in the middle of a gentle, preserved countryside mixing nature and agriculture (protected as a ZNIEFF), a soothing landscape of fields and meadows dotted with bucolic ponds and rivers and beautiful forests, next to a vast wild forest area sheltering the very rare Truchère Nature Reserve adjoining the confluence of the Saône and Seille rivers (an exceptional protected ecosystem, a mosaic of natural environments, a major ornithological and entomological site in Burgundy), very close to the wooded foothills of the South Burgundy massif. An exceptionally privileged location on the Romanesque Churches circuit, the "Cycloroute71" (Saône-et-Loire cycling tour), various marked natural footpaths including a designated "green walk" (a rich network of similar hiking trails crisscrossing the region, suitable for walking or mountain biking), and the famous GR "ViaCluny" (connected to the GR76 as well as the historic "Monks' Way" which once linked the abbeys of Cîteaux and Cluny), 6.5 km from the Voie Bleue (along the Saône River) adjacent to the "Boucle de Bourgogne du Sud" Green Way, 6.5 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike route, certified "FFC Mountain Biking" (Grand Tour of the South Burgundy Massif connected to a vast network of identical routes radiating outwards across the massif), and about ten kilometers from the first vineyards of the upper Burgundy region. The Mâconnais region is about 30 km from the Côtes Chalonnaises, 40 km from the Jura vineyards, and 50 km from the world-renowned Côtes de Beaune and Hautes Côtes de Beaune (part of the "Burgundy Wine Route" and "Great Wine Route," which extends into the illustrious "Route des Grands Crus" through the legendary wine villages of Puligny-Montrachet, Pommard, and Meursault). It lies on the edge of the magnificent, unspoiled Bresse Bourguignonne region (home of the famous Bresse poultry AOC), at the crossroads of the Tournugeois-Clunisois (a designated "Land of Art and History"), the Mâconnais, and the Chalonnais, and near the Ain and Jura departments. Ideal for exploring the region: 9.5 km from the medieval town of Romenay, 19 km from the medieval village of Brancion, 20 km from Louhans, capital of the Bresse region of Burgundy (and its iconic medieval street with 157 arcades), 31 km from Saint-Gengoux-le-National (labeled "Cities of Character of Burgundy-Franche-Comté"), 33 km from Chalon-sur-Saône (labeled "City of Art & History"), 36 km from Mâcon (Mâcon Loché TGV station 42 km away), 41 km from the illustrious abbey town of Cluny, 43 km from Vonnas (gastronomic village of Georges Blanc), 46 km from the sublime landscape jewel of the Roche de Solutré, labeled "Grand Site de France", 46 km from Bourg-en-Bresse and 47 km from Lons-le-Saunier. An intimate "cocoon" hidden in the heart of the village, a stone's throw from amenities as well as the great outdoors, with relaxation by the pool or spa, fitness sessions in the gym or lively games of pétanque as a bonus!