Bordellet - JUGY - Gîte

Belgian by origin and Burgundians by heart and adoption, Isabelle & Étienne welcome you to a charming 19th century country house full of character, steeped in history (former winegrowers' house) and fully restored with care. Very quiet location, nestled in the heart of a picturesque and charming little Burgundian village, very typical, on the edge of a peaceful little alleyway, a stone's throw from a bucolic tree-lined square, the epicenter of this "mini village" where friendly games of pétanque are played in the shade of the plane trees! In rolling countryside (partly protected as a "Natura 2000 Zone" for the quality of its rich ecosystem), nestled beneath the gently wooded hills of the South Burgundy massif (a vast, wild forest massif with superb panoramic viewpoints, perfect for relaxing walks or mountain biking), very close to the first vineyards, nestled in a peaceful, unspoiled setting, alternating fields, vineyards, forests, and meadows. Magnificent sites and landscapes to discover in the surrounding area. Spacious, comfortable gîte. Warm, country character combining a "neo-rustic" ambiance with a contemporary feel, featuring a sheltered panoramic balcony offering a lovely unobstructed view of the hamlet. In addition, you have access to a pleasant, enclosed interior courtyard filled with flowers, a terrace (exposed and shaded) and a covered barbecue area. Composition: Village house comprising 3 adjoining gîtes (completely independent). Gîte on the 1st and 2nd floors (access from the courtyard and ground floor). Wifi (fiber). Electric heating. 1st floor: Living room-kitchen-lounge, bathroom (bathtub), separate toilet. 2nd floor: 3 bedrooms (double bed 160x200cm / 2 single beds 90x200cm that can be combined into a double bed 180x200cm / 2 single beds 90x200cm that can be combined into a double bed 180x200cm), separate toilet. Balcony + enclosed courtyard with gravel terrace area + private parking (1 space). Easy public parking 50m away. Shops and services 4 km away. Gîte labeled "Vignobles & Découvertes"